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Explosion in Rapho Township: Top 5 most-read stories from July 3 - 9 [In Case You Missed It] - Vimarsana News

Explosion in Rapho Township: Top 5 most-read stories from July 3 - 9 [In Case You Missed It]

Each Monday, our digital team takes a look at last week’s top stories on LancasterOnline.

Lancaster County man gets car, house, cash back in deal with state AG's office - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County man gets car, house, cash back in deal with state AG's office

Auto mechanic Joshua Barrows was in a Lancaster County courtroom Wednesday, about to represent himself at trial against a lawyer from the state Attorney General’s office.

Pa. Attorney General's Office seeks $500k through civil forfeiture tied to no-conviction drug bust in Lancaster County - Vimarsana News

Pa. Attorney General's Office seeks $500k through civil forfeiture tied to no-conviction drug bust in Lancaster County

For nearly seven years, a half-million dollars in cash and property that belongs to Joshua Barrows has been in legal limbo.

Lancaster County trial for $500k tied to no-conviction drug bust highlights forfeiture issues [update] - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County trial for $500k tied to no-conviction drug bust highlights forfeiture issues [update]

Editor's note: The trial has been rescheduled for April at the request of the Attorney General's office because a witness cannot be located.

Lancaster County trial for $500k tied to no-conviction drug bust highlights forfeiture issues - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County trial for $500k tied to no-conviction drug bust highlights forfeiture issues

A Lancaster County judge will begin hearing arguments Tuesday to determine whether state prosecutors can keep two houses, at least $162,000 in cash, five cars and thousands of dollars in