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Middletown's Jose Lopez heads for the end zone Friday in the Blue Raiders' 35-21 win vs. Scranton Prep in the state semifinals.
Blue Raiders football team heads to state title game, hope third time is a charm
They did it again! For the third straight year, the Middletown Blue Raider football team is headed to the state championship game. With a resounding 35-21 victory over a talented Scranton Prep … more
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Sen. Ryan P. Aument, a Republican from Landisville and co-chairman of the Pennsylvania Nuclear Energy Caucus, speaks Thursday at the Londonderry Township fire hall about how state goverment can act to prevent the premature closings of the Three Mile Island and Beaver Valley nuclear power plants
Pennsylvania Nuclear Energy Caucus outlines ways it says Three Mile Island can be saved
The Pennsylvania Nuclear Energy Caucus presented options for how state government can act to prevent the premature closings of the Three Mile Island and Beaver Valley nuclear power plants during an … more
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Craig D. Bower
Craig D. Bower, formerly of Middletown, passed away at Lancaster General Hospital on Monday, November 26, 2018. He was born on May 12, 1953 and was the son of the late John E. Bower and Lillian (Clemens) Bower. Craig was … more
Juniors Alyssa Martz, Courtney Shaffer and Caroline Gill at the MAHS Powder Puff football game Nov. 20.
Seniors win annual Powder Puff fundraiser football game for MAHS cheerleaders
The Seniors beat the Juniors Nov. 20 in the Powder Puff game, a battle for bragging rights held annually at Middletown Area High School. This tradition has been played every year for many years. … more
Borough legal fees near $1 million; $500,000 in Suez suit; mayor says costs are part of need for tax hike
The borough of Middletown is on track to spend $1 million on lawyers in 2018. The borough paid $863,062.42 to seven law firms from April 17 through Nov. 7, according to expenses approved by … more
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Lee Dickerson is seen speaking at a September 2016 hearing regarding rezoning of his property.
Dickerson property on North Union won’t be used for restaurants, hotel
Land on North Union Street just south of Route 283 won’t be the home of two new restaurants, an office building and a 79-room hotel. Dauphin County Court Judge Lawrence F. Clark Jr. on Oct. … more
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From left are Dan Magaro, WMSS production manager; Maureen Denis, former WMSS faculty adviser and volunteer; WMSS general manager John Wilsbach; and sports director Steve Leedy. They were four of about 30 people to attend a 40th anniversary reunion for the station Oct. 13.
School board recognizes WMSS as it marks its 40th anniversary
By Dan Miller danmiller@pressandjournal.com and Mitch Carson Special to the Press & Journal Middletown Area School Board took time out from its Nov. 20 meeting to recognize WMSS 91.1 … more
Londonderry Township budget does not include tax increase
Londonderry Township is proposing a 2019 budget with no tax increase, although the draft general fund budget indicates that it is underfunded by $150,344. A township official attributed the … more
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Lower Dauphin School District
Lower Dauphin Middle School announces first-period honor roll
Lower Dauphin Middle School recently announced its distinguished honor roll and honor roll for the first period. Distinguished Honor Roll requires all “A’s” or perfect marks. For … more
Lower Swatara wants to upgrade building security, computer software
Lower Swatara Township is considering purchasing new computer software and upgrading security at the township building and police department on Spring Garden Drive. At the board of … more
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