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Central Pa. winery owner says court order closing business came from ‘out of the blue’
It was only a few weeks ago that Jim Miller, the owner of Moon Dancer Winery in eastern York County, was celebrating the producer’s 20th anniversary. On Sunday, he was talking on the phone over the din of a crowd that had gathered for a last hurrah following the news that began circulating Friday that the business at 1330 Klines Run Road in Lower Windsor Township near Wrightsville would be closing temporarily.
Popular York County winery closes its doors after 20 years
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — In 2004, Jim Miller opened Moon Dancer Winery on his 50-acre vineyard in Lower Windsor Township. Miller purchased the vineyard in 1998 and originally provided ingredients to other wineries before opening his own. The business has grown, bottled and labeled products for 20 years and...
Roadwork reminder: Sherman Street Bridge in York County to be closed until June 2025
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — Commutes will be shifted around for those who regularly use the Sherman Street bridge in York County. PennDOT is reminding travelers that the Sherman Street (Route 1033) bridge spanning Interstate 83 and Mill Creek in York County is scheduled to be closed for construction on Tuesday, June 11.
Events and ways to observe Juneteenth 2024 in central Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — On June 19, 1865, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation, federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to let the last of the enslaved people know they were free. June 19 is known as Juneteenth, a day marking the end of slavery in the...
A project decades in the making: Lancaster Township Fire Department celebrates new firehouse opening
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — It's a celebration of what Lancaster Township leaders have been working nearly three decades towards. Dozens of community members gathered for the ceremonial ribbon-cutting to open the new Lancaster Township Fire Department firehouse on Saturday. The new station located at 1275 Millersville Pike across from...
Lancaster County road to be closed for months due to project
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — The roadway and bridge of Meadow Valley Road will be completely shut down starting June 13, Northern Lancaster County Regional Police Department reports. The $891,371 project will be conducted by JVI Group, Inc, which will set up a detour using Rothsville Road and Route 272.
Summer Fire Camp in Lancaster County prepares future firefighters
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Garden Spot Fire Rescue hosted its 4th Annual Fire Camp for kids in Lancaster County between the ages of 10 to 14. The camp allows children to get hands-on training and education about the fire rescue industry. It also helps kids get their foot in the door to becoming a firefighter as a full-time career.
Lawsuit challenges Lancaster ballots being thrown out for wrong year written
A lawsuit challenging a Lancaster County law on mail-in ballot protocol was filed Friday against the Lancaster County Board of Elections. The plaintiffs are challenging the rejection of mail-in and absentee ballots that omit the last two digits of the year. Lancaster County ballots display the first two numbers of the year as 20 and require voters to fill out the last two.
Man gets a $34 billion tax bill from Pennsylvania Department of Revenue | FOX43 Finds Out
MOUNT JOY, Pa. — $34,576,826,561.47 in tax interest and penalties. That's what the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue claimed Barry Tangert of Mount Joy owed the state. "I couldn't fathom what the number was at first. I'm like it looks like more than a million. The decimal points are dropped down. They're not even on the first line there are so many digits," said Tangert.
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