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York Catholic routs Newport in 2A semis, District 3 football scores
Michael Staub knew York Catholic had a comeback in the works. As the Fighting Irish trailed 11 points to Newport after one quarter, the junior quarterback didn't worry one bit. The Irish had been down early before, and they knew how to turn a game on a dime. So, when York Catholic needed him most, Staub took Friday night into his own hands and helped the Fighting Irish rally to a 38-14 win over the Buffaloes in the District 3 Class 2A semifinals. "I just wanted to win, man," Staub said. "I play my hardest and just got to get it done every week. We normally get down quick and we start slow, but we always keep fighting. Our coaches see stuff, we start attacking what they're not good at and keep playing. Never stop." Newport never scored again after that first quarter. York Catholic, meanwhile, scored five unanswered rushing touchdowns through the final 36 minutes. Of those touchdowns, Staub scored three. He rushed for 33 yards and passed for another 148. When Newport came knocking in the second half, Staub picked off a pass to set up another scoring drive and knocked down a deep pass on Newport's following
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York Sends About 500 Veterans and Guests to Mount Vernon, Plans Thursday Night Welcome Home
About 500 veterans and their guests left the York Fairgrounds for Mount Vernon on Thursday morning, with 10 motorcoaches departing at about 8:30 a.m. The daylong outing was organized by Bailey Coach for the ninth year. A public welcome was planned for the group’s return that evening. York County’s...
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Denim Coffee opens 10th spot in 10 years in Downtown York
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A local coffee company is celebrating opening 10 shops within 10 years to bring sustainably sourced coffee to communities in PA. The owners, Matt Ramsay and Tony Diehl, wanted to open 10 shops in 10 years “to bring their vision of specialty coffee and third spaces to Central Pennsylvania.”