Confederate descendant donates Gettysburg Wall of Faces photo
L L Meredith Jr of Dinwiddie Virginia visits Gettysburg National Military Park to donate photos of his father Lucas Lewis Meredith Sr and his uncle who served in the Civil War. The Wall of Faces exhibit will add their biographies to honor soldiers who fought at Gettysburg and remind visitors of the human side of war.
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L. L. Meredith Jr
Dinwiddie
Lucas Lewis Meredith Sr
Gettysburg National Miliary Park
Mr. Meredith
military park
National Park Service
NPS
James Voight
Meredith
Gettysburg
Voight
3rd
Virginia Infantry
Pickett
James Anderson Meredith
Virginia Cavalry
J.E.B. Stuart
Petersburg
Gettys
Gettysburg National Military Park
James A. Meredith
visitor’s center
Hubcaps charity concert at Gettysburg YWCA venue
The Hubcaps, a seven member nostalgia band known for 50s and 60s rock and roll, perform Friday Nov 23 at 7 30 p m in Gettysburg Junior High auditorium to raise funds for the Gettysburg YWCA. Proceeds go to the YWCA with Times & News Publishing co co sponsoring. Tickets 20 seating, 12 general, 8 children 12 and under available at local outlets.
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Gettysburg Junior High School
Gettysburg YWCA
YWCA
Times & News Publishing Co
Elvis
the coasters
Platters
Beach Boys
Buddy Holly
Hubcaps
Terry Tombesi
Allsing
Kathie Martin
Willie Farrell
Rocky Simon
Jimi
Dee Anderson
Maryland
Harvey Hubcap
Quasco
Holober
Jimi Simon
TSMB
Southern Maryland Band
Hubcap
Gettysburg
Robert’s TV
the
Gettysburg Times
Littlestown
Rennie’s
Bigierville
Four Seasons Inn
Fairfield
East Berlin
Adams County forms Drug Task Force to target pushers
Adams County District Attorney Roy A. Keefer announced the creation of the Adams County Drug Task Force at a county commissioners meeting. Eight municipal officers from five towns will investigate drug traffickers, collaborating with state and local police and Gettysburg College for space and equipment. The task force will be led by Trooper Craig Fenstermacher, a veteran narcotics officer with the Pennsylvania State Police.
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Adams County
Roy A. Keefer
Keefer
District Attorney’s office
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
Craig Fenstermacher
Harrisburg
Convicted dealer's property to fund drug task force
About $15,000 of the $30,000 in real estate seized from Gettysburg cocaine dealer Coy King will be used to fund the Adams County Drug Task Force, with 50 percent of sale proceeds to the state and county. King, 58, pleaded guilty on November 2, 1989, and sentenced to 15 to 36 months. The case stemmed from a December 4, 1989 raid that found cash and cocaine, including $7,850 cash in a Lincoln in the adjacent garage.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Roy A. Keefer
Keefer
Coy King
West St
Oscar F. Spicer
Spicer
King
Littlestown mid dle school hearing on 5.1 million project
Littlestown Area School District holds a special meeting tonight at Maple Avenue Middle School gym to hear residents' comments on a proposed 5.1 million construction project. Superintendent Smarsh says the Act 34 hearing informs citizens about education, budgetary and fiscal aspects of the renovation and complies with the Public School Code.
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Littlestown Area
Maple Avenue Middle School
John D. Smarsh
Smarsh
board of education
LITTLESTOWN
Zamboni to Face Death Penalty in Homicide Case
Adams County DA Roy A Keefer announced the Commonwealth will seek the death penalty against Bryan William Zamboni in a July 9 shooting outside his East Berlin home. Israel B Figaro 35 of Aspers was killed and Adolfo Bravo of Biglerville wounded. Trial set for Dec 10.
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Adams County
Roy A. Keefer
Oscar F. Spicer
commonwealth
Bryan William Zamboni
Zamboni
East Berlin
Israel B. Figaro
Aspers
Adolfo Bravo
Biglerville
Spicer
Keefer
Martha J. Duvall
Zambeni
Donald G. Blevins
state police
Gettysburg
ZAMBOMI
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