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Central York student activists say the district isnt trying to protect them. Instead, they say book ban proponents are pushing an agenda.

York City is still reviewing the sequence of events behind $317,470 worth of contracts awarded to its elected controllers nonprofit.

York County officials defended their hiring of the controversial prison training contractor: "The program has worked well over the years."

Over the course of generations, Pepperidge Farm has put out a wide range of snacks. Unfortunately, some of them are discontinued. We miss these ones the most.

Two contracts between York City and The Program, Its About Change wont return for approval as signed. The Programs now-former CEO also serves as city controller.

The Wrightsville Borough mayor continues to clash with her borough council over how to enforce borough codes.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said his administration will temporarily add xylazine to the states list of Schedule III drugs, applying new supply checks.

An activist at the center of a Facebook group protesting warehouse construction in York County was served with a cease-and-desist from prominent builder Inch & Co. alleging defamation.

AliceAnne Frosts signature appears twice on several contracts: First as the citys elected financial watchdog, and second as CEO of a nonprofit.

York City Controller AliceAnne Frosts signature appears twice on several contracts.