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February 6, 2024
Former Democratic City Council candidate Tene Darby resigned from the Lancaster City Democratic Committee on Friday after a party disciplinary hearing determined her current suspension from the committee should be
November 7, 2023
Groton ― City of Groton police said they seized crack cocaine, thousands of dollars in cash and arrested a suspected drug dealer during the raid of a Brandegee Avenue home on Monday. Police said the ...
August 17, 2023
Two former Lancaster City Council candidates have been suspended from the Lancaster City Democratic Committee after signing petitions to support the candidacy of independent Willie E. Shell Sr.
July 28, 2023
Former Lancaster city mayoral and City Council candidate Willie E. Shell Sr. has entered the current City Council race as an independent, setting him against a group of party-supported Democratic
May 20, 2023
Residents in Lancaster’s southeast quadrant worry their voices will continue to go unheard by city government after a pair of City Council candidates from the area failed to advance to
May 17, 2023
Lancaster has moved one step closer to a home rule charter after voters Tuesday approved forming a study commission that could redefine how the city conducts its business and wrest
May 9, 2023
The NAACP Lancaster branch will host an online forum Thursday where voters can hear directly from the eight Democratic candidates for Lancaster City Council.
April 21, 2023
Taxes took center stage Thursday night during a City Council forum at Bethel African Methodist Episocopol Church as candidates proposed various solutions to the city’s financial woes that would not
April 18, 2023
Four Lancaster residents bidding for spots on City Council want to challenge the status quo by breaking down what they say is a divide between the community and elected officials.
March 2, 2023
After a City Council meeting in December, Nelly Torres found herself asking the same question she’d been asking for years: Why don’t I see people like myself in city government?