Naomi Creason
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Carlisle, PA, United States
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Penn State Health to pay $1.25M to settle Medicare claims allegation
Penn State Health has agreed to pay $1.25 million to resolve allegations of civil liability for submitting claims to Medicare that violated rules and regulations. → Read More
Recall Roundup: Cocktail shrimp contaminated with listeria
This week's Recall Roundup includes cocktail shrimp with listeria, mispackaged peanut butter cups, chipper shredders that eject metal pieces and batteries that can catch fire. → Read More
Mechanicsburg Borough to launch complaint form to address issues with new LED lights
Mechanicsburg will launch an automated online form, and accept phone calls, for residents who request fixes to the new LED streetlights that may be shining into their home. → Read More
Carlisle Area School District to receive $15,420 in Giant child hunger initiative
Carlisle Area School District was one of 15 school districts in the region that received the highest funds through Giant Co.'s Feeding School Kids initiative. → Read More
Updated designs for new $7.8 million pool project presented to Mechanicsburg school board
Plans involve a new, outside public entrance to the pool featuring handicap accessibility located to the right of the high school’s main front entrance and its new student services wing. → Read More
Department of Health: Complaint investigation finds insufficient staffing at Claremont in November
A Department of Health investigation into a complaint found a pattern of insufficient staffing, significant medication errors and inability to meet the minimum hours for care at Claremont. → Read More
Carlisle Borough to host town hall on March 8
Dawood Engineering will be present to discuss potential safety improvements to the intersection of East Penn Street, North Bedford Street and Kerrs Avenue. → Read More
Rep. Gleim to host open house at Carlisle office
Gleim's office said the open house will be from 3 to 6 p.m. March 10 at 437 E. North St., in Carlisle, and is intended to introduce residents to her → Read More
Project SHARE prepares for influx of clients as SNAP benefits in Pennsylvania decrease March 1
Pennsylvania and 17 other states will end the pandemic-era Emergency Allotments that provided SNAP recipients an additional SNAP payment every month. → Read More
Police: Two men charged after 'grandparent scam' in Perry County
The victim reported that she received phone calls that said her grandson had arrest warrants out of Pittsburgh and she was instructed to send money to help. → Read More
Recall Roundup: Air fryers recalled over fire hazard
This week's Recall Roundup includes air fryers that can catch fire, glass candles that can break, bed frames and high chairs that can collapse and bookcases that can tip over. → Read More
Midstate high schools prep for their 2023 spring musicals
Here is a look at the other 2023 spring musicals at area high schools. → Read More
North Middleton planning commission to revisit draft comprehensive plan after industrial zone concerns residents
On Tuesday, the planning commission voted to table the plan, and Mitchell said he is looking to "restart the clock" with the old draft plan that did not feature the → Read More
Dickinson College launches center, program that will focus on history of Carlisle Indian Industrial School
“Dickinson has such a close and complicated history with the Carlisle Indian School,” said Lone Fight, who is also an assistant professor of American studies and enrolled member of the → Read More
Police: Teen seen at location where they believe bullet was fired in Carlisle attempted homicide case
A Carlisle teen will turn 17 in March inside a prison after bail was denied again during a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning in an attempted homicide case. → Read More
Recall Roundup: Explosion possible with outdoor kitchen grill
This week's Recall Roundup includes an exploding grill, a short-circuiting headlamp, figurines with choking hazards and infant formula with bacteria concerns. → Read More
Larger Midstate farms feel brunt of inflation while others see boon from farmers markets
"I believe strongly that people need to be connected to where their food comes from, and that's why I want to do this," Amy Brickner says. → Read More
Greenwood superintendent to lead Big Spring School District
Nicholas Guarente is the current superintendent of Greenwood School District in Perry County. He succeeds Kevin Roberts as the superintendent of Big Spring School District. → Read More
Students 'no longer members' of school after racist video
Officials at the school and the archdiocese of Philadelphia didn't say whether the students had been expelled or were asked to withdraw. → Read More
Harrisburg Catholic Diocese completes reorganization process to emerge from bankruptcy
The diocese said that with the approval, it has emerged from bankruptcy nearly three years after the process started. → Read More