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July 1, 2009
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Bakery on Baltimore closes
The disruption of traffic through Greencastle since last October has hurt businesses more than the poor economy, say several store owners, and has contributed to the closing of one. Shayna Gehring closed Simply Irresistible June 22. She opened the doors to the event-planning store and bakery at 4... More...

One copperhead snake came to town June 19 but it never got out. A Greencastle resident spotted it at 9:30 p.m. near South Washington Street and Oak Lane under a streetlight. "I knew it shouldn't be in town," said the fellow. "I was pretty sure it was a copperhead from its markings. It wasn't a ga... More...

A Nashville musician is coming back to his hometown to perform in concert, and he's nervous. Jason Kabler, Greencastle-Antrim High School Class of 1992, missed his 15th reunion. He doesn't get to Greencastle very often, and wanted to see as many people as possible on this visit, but knew time woul... More...

"I didn't know." Three simple words that police officers hear on an all too frequent basis. They are usually followed by phrases like "what the speed limit was" or "how fast was I going?" Unfortunately, these excuses don't lessen injuries associated with vehicle accidents that frequently could ha... More...
In Greencastle-Antrim July 6 to July 12
Monday, July 6 Rotary, noon, Antrim House Greencastle Borough Council, 7 p.m., borough hall Newcomers' Club, 7 p.m., Greencastle Presbyterian Church VFW, 7 p.m., post home Antrim Township Planning Commission, 7 p.m. More...
More than ever
It seems like anytime the town of Greencastle comes up in conversation lately the hassle of travel is the prime subject. The plan was to accomplish all the street work on Baltimore Street within a year of its start. The project includes replacement of gas and water lines and repaving of the road... More...
The Moss Spring Swim Team has begun its competitive season with meets against Seahorse from Hanover on June 18 and Waynesboro on June 24. "Everything is going well," said coach Anthony Addlesberger. "We've had a lot of compliments from parents, coaches and officials on other teams about the enthu... More...
Declare your financial Independence Day
As a nation, we celebrate Independence Day this week with fireworks, picnics and parades. And as citizens, it's good to reflect on the many freedoms we enjoy in this country. But as individuals, we define freedom in many different ways — and one of the most important of these could be financ... More...
Weekly devotions from the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium
I am sitting in a motel room in the downtown area of Grand Rapids, Michigan at our biennial denominational meeting. We have over 4,000 representatives from all over the world at this meeting. This is the first such meeting I've attended in nineteen years of ordained ministry. More...
On behalf of the family and friends of Stephanie Zeis we would like to thank you for your donations/gifts. It is possible through donations such as yours that we are able to keep the memory of Stephanie alive and give back to the community. The funds received will go towards various charities such... More...
Greencastle-Antrim Middle School students were recognized for character, academic, citizenship and service, athletic, and music and arts achievements at an awards assembly May 22. Each teaching team selected students who represented the pillars of Character Counts. More...
Pastor Glen A. Miller, 71, of 3640 Filer Road, Greencastle, died at 10:40 p.m. Monday, June 22, 2009 in the Waynesboro Hospital. Born Oct. 15, 1937 in Sonestown, Sullivan County, he was the son of the late Pastor Paul M. and Lucy M. (Swartz) Miller. More...
COMING EVENTS July 7 — Pasture Walk to Penn State's Grazing Research Plots, 10 a.m., Call (717) 263- 9226. July 16 — Preserving the Harvest, Franklin County Master Gardeners, 7 to 9 p.m., Ag Heritage Center, 185 Franklin Farm Lane, Chambersburg, Call (717) 263- 9226. More...
your WEEKLY COMMUNITY PHOTO ALBUM
The cafeteria staff for the Greencastle-Antrim School District gathered at the end of the school year to plant two pink dogwood trees at the elementry school, where Food Services Director Carol Bricker had her office. She retired after 18 years in that position. More...

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