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Lancaster is getting ready for the arrival of robots. City Council will give a first reading to a proposed ordinance outlining rules for automated personal delivery devices next Tuesday. Those are ground-based devices that can operate autonomously or remotely and are made to transport items like food, paperwork or medicine. The devices are now legal in Pennsylvania if they get authorization from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. But if the city ordinance passes later this month, companies like Amazon and FedEx —which are testing the devices in a handful of markets across the...

Franklin Tomorrow and the city of Franklin went back to the basics Monday during the nonprofit’s monthly FrankTalks lecture event, as city leaders walked through the “ABCs of city government.” City Administrator Eric Stuckey led event participants through the overall structure and purpose of local government, inviting several city officials to share about their roles. “We sometimes just assume everybody knows these things, and we don’t want to do that,” Stuckey said. “We want to make sure that we are giving you the basics, helping you understand the structur...

Winslow to remain Springfield police chief Springfield police Chief Kenny Winslow said he will remain the city's top cop, reversing an earlier decision to leave for a position in Tennessee.  In a statement released Friday evening, Winslow, 50, said he decided to accept Mayor Jim Langfelder's offer to remain in Springfield "after much consideration and deliberation with my family." "Springfield has been our home for 26 years, and this community has blessed us," Winslow said. "Many factors played heavily into this decision, including our love for this community and our personal obligations to ...