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September 13, 2006
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Restored state funding benefits Besore Library
By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot
The passage of the 20062007 Pennsylvania state budget in July had a direct impact on the services offered by the Lilian S Besore Memorial Library in Greencastle. With library funding restored to the level of three years ago, the local fulltime children's librarian position was also reinstated. More...
First National Bank repels phishers in wake of scam
By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot

It's been about a month since fake e-mails, bearing the First National Bank of Greencastle logo, began appearing in people's inboxes. A couple variations of the e-mail have been received. In each case, it asks for personal information, and account and PIN numbers. More...

Book of photos will revisit local history
By KAREN BITNER Echo Pilot

A book planned for publication in 2007 will revisit and preserve the history of this area with photographs and text according to Bonnie Shockey, Allison Antrim Museum director. Shockey and her husband Ken are working on a sequel to a previous book of local history that was published in 2004. More...

 News
•P o l i c e r e p o r t s
Greencastle Borough Police recently released the following More...
•D e e d t r a n s f e r s
•REMEMBERING WHEN
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 Point of View
•Patients and doctors: preserve the relationship
The Pennsylvania Medical Society recently testified in front of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Insurance Committee regarding universal health care coverage. This is Part I of a commentary, including the testimony by the Medical Society's president, Mark A. Piasio, MD, MBA. More...
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 Sports Weekly
•Gordon ready to move
Gordon slips into Chase for the Cup in ninth spot
RICHMOND, Va. - For Jeff Gordon, Saturday night's Chevy Rock & Roll 400 wasn't necessarily about finishing well. It was about finishing More...
•Stewart will not defend title
•Junior, team ready to let it all hang out in Chase
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 Business
•Barvinchack elected secretary
Dr. Evon Barvinchack of Greencastle was recently elected to serve as Secretary of the American College of Chiropractic Orthopedists. He has been actively involved with ACCO for 20 years and in 2004 was presented their President's Award for his dedication to the specialty of Chiropractic. The America More...
•Local real estate company part of network recognized by J.D. Power
•I n t h e W o r k p l a c e
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 Faith/Values
•Learn to be conformed by God
Bob Dylan has reminded us that "These times they are a changin'." Everything around has gone through change and we change also. We've noticed that More...
•New schedule
•CHURCH SERVICES
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 Letters
•Thanks expressed following loss of family member
We would like to thank everyone for their prayers, kindness and generosity shown to us after the loss of our family member, Gerald "Sonny" Gelsinger. More...
•Churches should gather each month to pray for our nation
•Class of 1981 appreciates help with recent reunion
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 Inside Our Schools
•G-A Band takes top spot in opening event
The Greencastle-Antrim Field Band began its competition season on a good note Saturday, Sept. 9. More...
•Student athete to help runners around the world
•C o l l e g e N e w s
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 Obituaries
•A. Shirley (Creager) Grisson
Mrs. A. Shirley (Creager) Grisson, 68, a resident of Village of Laurel Run, Fayetteville, and formerly of Titusville, Fla., died at 5:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 8, 2006 in the Chambersburg Hospital. She has been in failing health for the past several years. More...
•Elmer C. Donaldson Jr.
•Ethel L. Brown
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 Farm & Garden
•Lots to do in garden during fall
COMING EVENTS Sept. 21 - 7 to 9 p.m., Grow Your Profits with Greenhouse Greens Income Opportunity, Cumberland County Extension, Call 263-9226. More...
•Greenhouse Greens program set Sept. 21
•M a r k e t News
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 Say Cheese
•your WEEKLY COMMUNITY PHOTO ALBUM
A day on the farm
These Greencastle-Antrim Elementary School fourth-graders were excited to see newborn twins at the Franklin County Ag Institute last week. More...
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