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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg mourns the death of Pope Francis, who passed away at 88 from a cerebral stroke and heart failure. Bishop Timothy Senior emphasized the Pope's humility and the hope for his legacy, urging the faithful to remain optimistic during this period of mourning.
Former Eagles player LeSean McCoy broke ground on an affordable housing complex in Harrisburg, addressing critical housing needs in his hometown. The initiative aims to provide essential housing options amid ongoing discussions about homelessness and eviction in the region.
A decade after Robert Diggs was shot and killed in Harrisburg, his family continues to seek justice. Tanika Jones, Diggs' daughter, believes police missed opportunities to catch the killer on the day of the incident. U.S. Marshals are now involved in the investigation, which includes warrants for two suspects.
Ogunquit officials will implement a new parking system starting April 18, 2025, utilizing ParkMobile and QR codes for payment. This initiative aims to streamline parking management and enhance the visitor experience in the popular coastal town.
Heavy winds in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, caused significant damage to multiple properties, including vehicles, as a tree fell in a residential neighborhood. Neighbors expressed frustration over the recurring issue and the burden of repair costs, highlighting the importance of insurance and tree maintenance. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident.
Severe storms in Central Pennsylvania have caused significant disruptions, including fallen trees, road closures, and widespread power outages. PennDOT has reported multiple incidents of downed trees and wires, particularly affecting traffic in Lebanon County. Residents are encouraged to share their storm-related photos and videos on social media.
A two-vehicle crash occurred in Halifax Township, Dauphin County, prompting a response from Pennsylvania State Police. The incident took place around 7:42 p.m. on Peters Mountain Road, which is currently closed without an estimated reopening time. Details regarding any potential injuries remain limited as the investigation continues.
Trish Cahill, a trauma-informed writer and educator, is empowering survivors of childhood sexual abuse through her personal stories of trauma and healing. Having endured abuse from Catholic priests, including her uncle, Cahill uses her platform to encourage others to share their experiences and find healing. Her efforts coincide with Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the critical need for awareness and support for victims.
A multi-state investigation led by the Department of Justice uncovered the illicit buying and selling of human remains, implicating a Cumberland County man, Jeremy Pauley, among others. The case has prompted various legal actions, including a class-action lawsuit over the mishandling of body parts from Harvard Medical School. Pauley's plea of guilty highlights the growing concern over ethical standards in the handling of human remains.
The Ogunquit Village Improvements Open House invites community members to engage in discussions about pedestrian and bicycle safety enhancements in downtown Ogunquit. Scheduled for April 10, 2025, the event will feature two sessions at the Dunaway Center, aiming to foster collaboration around local infrastructure improvements. This initiative reflects a growing emphasis on family-friendly urban planning.