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Sandwich shop in Lebanon County to reopen following April burglary - Vimarsana News

Sandwich shop in Lebanon County to reopen following April burglary

A family-owned sandwich shop recently announced its grand reopening following an April 5, 2023 burglary that temporarily shut them down.

Source: abc27.com
South Londonderry Township approves historic building demolition - Vimarsana News

South Londonderry Township approves historic building demolition

The South Londonderry Township voted Tuesday night to approve the demolition of historic Campbelltown building.

Source: ldnews.com
21-year-old Palmyra resident 'risks catastrophe' at Stuff'D Steaks - Vimarsana News

21-year-old Palmyra resident 'risks catastrophe' at Stuff'D Steaks

South Londonderry Township Police charged Collin Potter for his involvement in the incident at Stuff'D Steaks & Hoagies on April 5.

Man caused 'significant' damage to central Pa. sub shop during break-in: police - Vimarsana News

Man caused 'significant' damage to central Pa. sub shop during break-in: police

The 21-year-old also intentionally ruptured a natural gas line Wednesday morning at Stuff'd Steaks & Hoagies in Campbelltown, police said.

Lebanon County man charged for sandwich shop burglary, gas line damage - Vimarsana News

Lebanon County man charged for sandwich shop burglary, gas line damage

SOUTH LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WHTM) – A Lebanon County man has been charged with burglary after allegedly breaking into a local sandwich shop and breaking a natural gas line. South Londonderry Township Police say officers responded to Stuff’D Steaks and Hoagies around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday for an alarm and found significant damage to the business. […]

Source: abc27.com