The fair question has been posed: How bad is crime in York City? Here are
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History Mystery, Pennsylvania Primary Election Day style: This York countian, right, has been a leader
The year was 1887, and Borough of York, Pa., turned into the City of York,
This mega York County, Pa., celebration came in 1927, the 150th anniversary of the adoption of the Articles of Confederation. It looked back to the days when Continental Congress met in York. It included a pageant, seen here, and the posting of large paintings of patriots around York’s square.
It’s primary time, so we’ll put up a pioneering elected York County, Pa., official here. He was a respected attorney before he gained office and that reputation only grew in his short time as a judge.York County voters will seek to fill two county Common Plea Court judgeships this year starting with the May 19 primary. Can you ID this man of achievement?
Downtown Red Lion, Pa., is in an expansion mode. The borough’s downtown is already one
This handbill from Chief Burger David S. Tanger calls for attendance at a Hanover service
York County, Pa., learned about Abraham Lincoln’s death later the next day after the Friday,
Market & Beaver in York, Pa.: Intersection is changing from the day Hillary Clinton took stage there
Royal Square developers are eyeing the longtime home of the Police Heritage Museum on York, Pa.’s, West Market Street. The museum incorporated 20 years ago and moved into the building (the low building, second from right) between Weinbrom Jewelers and the old Woolworth’s store after that. Royal Square is looking at the Police Museum’s 54 W. Market St. building for retail space. Right now, Police Museum officials aren’t commenting about what this means to the place that has artifacts going back to the 1700s.
Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train followed this route on the Northern Central Railway through York County,