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WRIGHTSVILLE — Borough Council in Wrightsville, York County, continued to discuss a rental inspection program at their March 7 meeting, hearing from their code enforcement officer about how he handles

Three new members of Wrightsville Borough Council favor instituting a residential rental inspection program in the York County town, but that doesn’t sit well with council member Eric J. White,

Three new Wrightsville Borough Council members were sworn in Jan. 3, and they promptly appointed Rick McDonald to serve the remaining two years of a term of council member who

In the waning days of their terms on Wrightsville Borough Council, members Rick McDonald and Frederick Smith Jr. have skipped two or three meetings, leaving the York County council without

For the second time in two weeks, Wrightsville Borough Council in York County could not conduct business — including acting on the 2022 budget — because it lacked a quorum.

The way Wrightsville Borough Council member Don Bair sees it, Civil War and history buffs could start a whole week of vacation in the York County town on the Susquehanna

After several contentious meetings in recent months, including two where police escorted a resident from the meeting, Wrightsville Borough Council is discussing moving public comment for items not on the agenda to the end of its meetings. Council member Don Bair raised the issue at council’s July 19 meeting, initially favoring moving all public comments to the end of the meeting. He said public comments are frequently about issues on the agenda, and people can listen to council discuss and...

The 3-foot long gator somehow slipped out of his cage. Photos of him swimming in the Susquehanna this morning circulated on social media and drew several onlookers.

An unlikely reptile caused quite a splash in the Susquehanna River on Friday.

A year ago, as Pennsylvania restricted restaurants and bars to minimize spread of COVID-19, Wrightsville Borough Council suspended the borough’s open container law in an effort to boost business for local establishments. Now with COVID-19 cases receding, people getting vaccinated and the state opening up, Borough Council discussed at its May 17 meeting whether or not to reinstate the open container law. If it were up to council President Eric J. White, he would extend the suspension for an...