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Earl Twp. to review results of intersection traffic safety study - Vimarsana News

Earl Twp. to review results of intersection traffic safety study

When: Earl Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 8.

City encourages all 120,000 water customers in Lancaster County to conserve following 'electrical issue' at plant - Vimarsana News

City encourages all 120,000 water customers in Lancaster County to conserve following 'electrical issue' at plant

The City of Lancaster Water Bureau lifted a water conservation notice after an electrical issue at the Susquehanna Water Treatment plant limited production late Monday.

Congress, state Legislature grapple with how to regulate AI - Vimarsana News

Congress, state Legislature grapple with how to regulate AI

Artificial intelligence has captured the public’s attention, but Pennsylvania’s Legislature has not acted to regulate the technology, despite many lawmakers saying they’re worried about its potential for misuse.

City ends water conservation notice for 120,000 water customers in Lancaster County after plant issue [update] - Vimarsana News

City ends water conservation notice for 120,000 water customers in Lancaster County after plant issue [update]

The City of Lancaster Water Bureau lifted a water conservation notice after an electrical issue at the Susquehanna Water Treatment plant limited production late Monday.

Most Lancaster County municipal governments not streaming meetings since the pandemic [Lancaster Watchdog] - Vimarsana News

Most Lancaster County municipal governments not streaming meetings since the pandemic [Lancaster Watchdog]

Joe Lintner was disappointed when Columbia Borough stopped streaming its municipal meetings last month. Residents had gotten used to being able to watch meetings online over the years, Lintner said,