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Roads, parks, nonprofits: How Lancaster County municipalities have earmarked $50 million in ARPA funding so far - Vimarsana News

Roads, parks, nonprofits: How Lancaster County municipalities have earmarked $50 million in ARPA funding so far

Three years ago, Lancaster County municipalities collectively found themselves with a $50 million windfall. Without a lot of fanfare or flashy ribbon cuttings, that money was put to work in

Lancaster County man charged in multiple burglaries - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County man charged in multiple burglaries

A Lancaster County man is charged with 17 counts of burglary and other offenses.

Source: wgal.com
Police in Lancaster County investigate burglaries at 5 businesses - Vimarsana News

Police in Lancaster County investigate burglaries at 5 businesses

Police in Lancaster County are asking for help solving a series of business burglaries.

Source: wgal.com
West Lampeter cut funds to two local libraries. Directors, residents found out a year later [Lancaster Watchdog] - Vimarsana News

West Lampeter cut funds to two local libraries. Directors, residents found out a year later [Lancaster Watchdog]

Kristen Fernitz was reviewing accounts to prepare Strasburg-Heisler Library’s 2024 budget a few weeks ago when she found a $12,500 revenue gap. It was the annual donation the library expected

Lancaster County public libraries outpace fundraising goals in 2023 ExtraGive - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County public libraries outpace fundraising goals in 2023 ExtraGive

Several Lancaster County libraries exceeded goals set for last week’s ExtraGive fundraiser, with the increase in public support attributed to signs that several municipalities may cut donations to their local