Tyler Miles
The Intelligencer
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Warminster supervisors approve preliminary budget with significant deficit
Warminster supervisors approved a 2018 preliminary budget last week with a large deficit they will try to work around in the coming years. → Read More
'Dangerous intersection' in Lower Southampton getting a second look
Lower Southampton's engineer will look into alternatives to a center island median to ensure the safety of pedestrians at Bustleton Pike and Bridal Path Lane. → Read More
No Shave November has 'grown' on some in Lower Southampton
The Lower Southampton Police Department is participating in No Shave November to raise money and awareness for the Movember Foundation. → Read More
No Shave November has 'grown' on some in Lower Southampton
The Lower Southampton Police Department is participating in No Shave November to raise money and awareness for the Movember Foundation. → Read More
Lower Southampton supervisor proposes trap, neuter and release program for feral cats
Lower Southampton supervisor Joe McFadden wants to implement a trap, neuter and release program for feral cats within the township, to help control their growing populations. → Read More
5 Questions: 'All Girls Garage' host and car enthusiast not a stranger to Carlisle
Car shows are for everybody. → Read More
Residents voice opposition to anti-discrimination ordinance in Carlisle
Although Carlisle's Employee Relations and Citizen Participation Committee meeting won’t be discussing the anti-discrimination ordinance until its July 28 meeting at 7 p.m. in Borough Hall, residents wasted no time → Read More
Pokemon fever spreading throughout Carlisle, Midstate
Like the rest of the country, people in Carlisle are trying to catch ’em all. → Read More
Carlisle CARES 'in desperate need of more volunteers'
Working with the homeless can be emotionally exhausting, and “burnouts” are quite common for employees and volunteers in the field. → Read More
Jim Washington focuses on a new fight
Carlisle’s Hope Station is one of the local organizations that receives funding from the United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, and whenever Lucy Zander, executive director of the United → Read More
Traffic study not necessary for proposed Chick-fil-A in Carlisle
After a story appeared in The Sentinel last month and on cumberlink.com on the approval of land development plans for a Chick-fil-A at the Carlisle Commons shopping center, some in → Read More
Carlisle open mic night rescued by West Pomfret Street cafe
Karen and Larry Rhody last Friday closed the doors of the Courthouse Common Espresso Bar & Bistro, 1 S. Hanover St., potentially putting an end to one of the downtown → Read More
Local historical event re-enacted as part of Summerfair
A “significant part of Carlisle history many people aren’t aware of” was re-enacted Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church on Market Square as part of the Summerfair 2016 festivities. → Read More
Carlisle area's Champions of Better Health honored
Partnership for Better Health honored 18 finalists for its Champions of Better Health during its award and celebration ceremony Tuesday at Dickinson College. → Read More
Carlisle wins Strongest Town contest
“I wanted to make sure no stone was left unturned.” → Read More
Fire crews extinguish tar buggy fire at PennDOT facility in Middlesex
A tar buggy at the Cumberland County PennDOT facility located off Army Heritage Drive in Middlesex Township caught fire Thursday morning, sending black smoke into the skies. → Read More