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Morning fire damages elderly couple's home in Greene Township - Chambersburg Public Opinion
A family member at the scene, who declined to give his name, said the two were "shaken up" by the fire but were otherwise fine. Wishard said it appears as though the fire started in the chimney, but he said a Pennsylvania State Police fire marshal will ...
Fire damages couple's Greene Township home - Chambersburg Public Opinion
A family member at the scene, who declined to give his name, said the two were "shaken up" by the fire but were otherwise fine. Wishard said it appears as though the fire started in the chimney, but he said a Pennsylvania State Police fire marshal will ...
Workers at Olson and Olson of Chambersburg: We're not getting paid - Chambersburg Public Opinion
The employees were told that company officials have "no idea" when they'll be able to pay them, the source said. "At this point, we have no comment on that," said Troy Pittman, vice president of Olson and Olson. Founded in 1989 in Chambersburg, ...
5.8 earthquake rattles East Coast, damages structures in Franklin County - Chambersburg Public Opinion
The woman, who asked not to be named, ran downstairs and got out of the house with her mother, and then called the fire company. She was told to call 911. Part of the chimney at another older house at 83 W. Main St. also collapsed. ...
5.8 earthquake rattles East Coast, damages structures in Franklin County - Chambersburg Public Opinion
The woman, who asked not to be named, ran downstairs and got out of the house with her mother, and then called the fire company. She was told to call 911. Part of the chimney at another older house at 83 W. Main St. also collapsed. ...
Money issues threaten Franklin County Homeless Shelter - Chambersburg Public Opinion
The man, who asked that his name not be used, believes there are many others like him who have lost jobs, not been able to find new jobs and -- in his words -- "fallen off the radar." "If I weren't here, I would be living out of my car," he said. ...
Money issues threaten Franklin County Homeless Shelter - Chambersburg Public Opinion
The man, who asked that his name not be used, believes there are many others like him who have lost jobs, not been able to find new jobs and -- in his words -- "fallen off the radar." "If I weren't here, I would be living out of my car," he said. ...
1044 graduate from Shippensburg University - Chambersburg Public Opinion
"I just seen my grandson graduate," said a woman who declined to give her name. "He grew up without parents. I raised him. He put himself through college. It was tough." Keynote speaker for the commencement was Cumberland County District Attorney David ...
Farm Show wraps up today - Chambersburg Public Opinion
"I'm working (today) from 8 to 8," said one of the parking lot attendants, who declined to give her name. "I'm gonna be dog-tired. ...
More families in need of help this year in Franklin County - Chambersburg Public Opinion
That is the case of one woman, who asked not to be identified in this story to protect her children from embarrassment at school. ...
Franklin County area police log - Chambersburg Public Opinion
Heidorn allegedly said she was 20 and didn't have an ID, then refused to give her name and resisted arrest. Muzyka was charged with underage drinking. ...
Several Franklin County residents become US citizens - Chambersburg Public Opinion
A sixth Chambersburg-area woman, originally from Bosnia-Herzegovina, asked that her name not be used. All of the applicants arrived at US District Court for ...
VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III: On tap: Solar power, calendar, park work - Chambersburg Public Opinion
... of the egg recall that has affected Wal-Mart stores in other states, according to a manager of the Chambersburg store who asked to remain anonymous. ...
Franklin County recyclables sent to IESI landfill - Chambersburg Public Opinion
An anonymous source also delivered a low-resolution photograph of the dumping. Ken Murdock, district manager for IESI hauling, said some recyclables were ...