LITITZ BOROUGH – The LBPD patrol function initiated a retail theft investigation that occurred on 12/21/2021. An unknown female entered Theo & Pax, 19 South Broad Street, and removed an item offered for sale. The female then left the store with the item without first paying for it. A photo from the store surveillance system

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As the Michigan Wolverines struggled through a pandemic-impacted 2020 season, swaths of fans and college football observers called for coach Jim Harbaugh to lose his job.  Those sharpening their pitchforks did not have the foresight of Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel, ESPN “College GameDay” analyst and 1991 Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard  – one of the program’s most

The Jets are in the process of closing out another losing season, but a number of their former employees are trying to make the Buccaneers back-to-back champions.New York will square off against several ex-Jets when Tampa Bay visits in Week 17. The most notable will be Todd Bowles and Le’Veon Bell, but they’re far from

COVID-19 UpdatesRead the latest updates.Popular SearchesHome » News » Elmhurst U. and COD Launch 2+2 Agreements in Digital Marketing Communication, Music BusinessElmhurst University and College of DuPage have launched two new 2+2 programs designed to help COD students transfer seamlessly to Elmhurst.Developed for students who plan to major in digital marketing communication or music business,

New evidence compiled by the World Health Organization and the World Bank shows that the COVID-19 pandemic is likely to halt two decades of global progress towards Universal Health Coverage. The organizations also reveal that already before the pandemic more than half a billion people were pushed or further pushed into extreme poverty because they

WEST PLAINS, MO – The Busy Hands and Stitchers of the West Plains Senior Center recently donated handmade items, including blankets and newborn caps, for Ozarks Healthcare’s first baby born at its Women’s Center in 2022.“The Busy Hands and Stitchers have generously gifted their beautiful creations for our New Year baby for several years,” Tonya

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