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Conestoga Valley High School fight ends in arrest, minor injuries - Vimarsana News

Conestoga Valley High School fight ends in arrest, minor injuries

A fight between two students at Conestoga Valley High School this week resulted in the arrest of one and minor injuries to another.

State Rep. Dowling may have suffered medical issue before Lancaster County crash - Vimarsana News

State Rep. Dowling may have suffered medical issue before Lancaster County crash

State Rep. Matthew Dowling may have suffered a medical issue just before he was seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash in Lancaster County last week.

Lancaster man killed after being struck by vehicle in East Lampeter Township: police - Vimarsana News

Lancaster man killed after being struck by vehicle in East Lampeter Township: police

A Lancaster man was killed after he was struck while crossing Lincoln Highway East in East Lampeter Township last week, according to East Lampeter Township police. Patrick Kiratu Ndungu, 29, was crossing north across the 2100 block of Lincoln Highway East, or Route 30, when he was struck by a 2007 Acura MDX traveling westbound at 10:33 a.m. on April 27, police said in a news release. “It’s unknown at this point if he was in a walkway,” said police spokesperson Rob Eachus. The vehicle’s driver, Yarelis Otero-Velez, 25, also of Lancaster, did not immediately recognize that s...

East Lampeter Twp. police identify woman killed in Wednesday crash - Vimarsana News

East Lampeter Twp. police identify woman killed in Wednesday crash

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