They may not be as loud, but parents concerned about COVID-19 safety in Lancaster County schools deserve to be heard by school boards [editorial]
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'I'm scared of getting COVID': Lancaster County parents and students push for stringent COVID-19 mitigation efforts
Lancaster County parents and students in a few school districts have voiced dissatisfaction with a reduction in mitigation efforts as COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the U.S., but they
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Lancaster's GOP senators say the courts — not the legislature — can decide on Pa.'s election challenges
For one hour on Wednesday night, Lancaster Countyâs two Republican state senators carefully explained their concerns about how the 2020 general election was conducted and, more importantly, why the legislature canât overturn the results and hand Pennsylvaniaâs 20 electoral votes to President Donald Trump. The virtual town hall did not include in-person questioning. Instead, Sens. Ryan Aument (R., Landisville) and Scott Martin (R., Martic Township) answered questions submitted in advance or posted by the 100 or so viewers to the Facebook Live video page where the event was broad...
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