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Neighbors say they reported Lebanon County couple before they were charged with abusing 5 adopted children FOX43 spoke with next door neighbor Jerry Getz who says he called Children and Youth Services years before the Duncans were formally charged with child abuse. Author: Grace Griffaton (FOX43) Updated: 5:34 PM EST February 5, 2021 LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. — Editors note: The above video is from Feb. 4. Jerry Getz says hes glad his neighbors, Stephanie and Robert...

Neighbors say they reported couple before they were charged with abusing 5 adopted children “After they started getting all them kids, you’d hear them screaming and hollering,” said Getz. The Lebanon County couple is charged with abusing their five adopted children at the family’s home on Cedar Run Road. “Especially when she’d put them out in the hot sun without water and that was punishment for the little boy, because he s*** his pants,” said Getz. “In the winter time right no...

Unspeakable fear, violence North Annville couple charged with torturing children, DA says Ted Czech, Lebanon Daily News How to use the Megans Law website UP NEXT The Lebanon County District Attorney has filed charges against a North Annville Township couple in connection with the alleged prolonged assault and abuse of their five adopted children, according to a news release. On Tuesday, DA Pier Hess Graf filed the charges against Stephanie Angelette Duncan, 42, and husband R...

Unspeakable fear, violence North Annville couple charged with torturing children, DA says Ted Czech, Lebanon Daily News How to use the Megans Law website UP NEXT The Lebanon County District Attorney has filed charges against a North Annville Township couple in connection with the alleged prolonged assault and abuse of their five adopted children, according to a news release. On Tuesday, DA Pier Hess Graf filed the charges against Stephanie Angelette Duncan, 42, and husband R...

File Photo/Lawrence Emerson I feel strongly that our mitigation efforts have kept kids safe. — School board member Stephanie Litter-Reber By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Editor Most Fauquier public schools students will return to classrooms next week for the first time in more than a month. The school board Monday night voted, 4-1, to resume “hybrid” instruction Tuesday, Jan. 19. Schools will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 18. About two-th...

File Photo/Lawrence Emerson “As a veteran and a first responder, the action that those folks took (Wednesday) hurt my heart,” says Chris Granger, who served in the Army Reserves from 1990 to 1996. “I have always had the utmost respect for our country’s institutions and those that serve.” This going to be the year that we are going to have to get our community back on its feet and back open. There’s a vaccine. There’s light at the end of the tunnel. — Supe...

Return to classrooms delayed at least 2 weeks File Photo/Lawrence Emerson The school board Wednesday night voted, 4-1, to delay resumption of hybrid instruction until at least Tuesday, Jan. 19. The semester will begin Wednesday, Jan. 6, with all-virtual classes. We’re tired and we’re sad that the community is not taking our recommendations. Our job is to protect the community health, and that’s why we’re coming on so strong. — April Achter, Virginia Department of Heal...

With the latest COVID-19 numbers from Sunday and Monday, Cumberland County has now surpassed 10,000 cases of the disease since the start of the pandemic in March. Though there were low numbers of total reported tests over the last two days, likely due to the Christmas holiday, Cumberland County reported a relatively high number of positives, growing by 76 new cases Sunday and 74 new cases Monday. The county now has 10,047 total COVID-19 cases. The increase comes with only about 200 tests were r...

There were 183 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in Wednesdays report, an increase of six patients since Tuesday. Of those, 29 are in the ICU and 20 are on ventilators.

The number of hospitalizations in Cumberland County decreased by eight from Thursday. There were 153 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in Fridays report.