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July 11, 2007
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Fire on Homestead wipes out homes
By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot
following a midnight fire Monday that was contained in the early morning hours of July 10. Two duplexes on Homestead Drive were destroyed or heavily damaged as the fire jumped from one unit to the next. The occupants of each escaped safely and no injuries were reported. More...
Sidewalk Days is a shopper's and eater's delight Friday and Saturday
By PAT FRIDGEN Echo Pilot

The festive atmosphere that will pervade downtown Greencastle Friday and Saturday marks a win-win situation for everyone, according to one businessman who is participating. The 40th annual Sidewalk Days kicks off at 8:30 a.m. More...

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A FOURTH TOPPER: These Greencaslte ladies, Addison Miller (top) and Pickle Diehl had the right hatwear for the Fourth of July celebration at Tayamentasachta where hundreds gathered for song, patriotism, food and fun. More...

 Inside Our Community
•Police reports
Greencastle Borough Police recently released the following incident reports: Troy Byers reported that the Greencastle-Antrim Baseball Association concession stand, 407 S. Washington St., was burglarized between 9 p.m. June 29 and 9:15 a.m. June 30. More...
•Cour t reports
•Next week
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 Point of View
•Contact information
LOCAL Borough of Greencastle 597-7143 Antrim Township, 597-3818 Greencastle-Antrim School Board, 597-2187 STATE Governor Edward G. Rendell Room 225 Main Capitol Bldg. Harrisburg, Pa. 17120 787-5962 e-mail: governor@state.pa. More...
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 Sports Weekly
•Hagerstown Suns struggle at home before winning on the road
The Hagerstown Suns held on to defeat the Lake County Captains Sunday afternoon 11-10 in Ohio, for a bright spot in a week when the South Atlantic League team was swept at home. Leonard Davis led the way with three hits and three RBI Sunday. More...
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 Letters
•Time to strike up OHW band
Yes, it's that time again! Old Home Week is approaching fast and many preparations are being made so it will be a success. As fellow musicians, we would like to invite you to play in the Old Home Week band this August. We won't be practicing a whole bunch. In fact, in the past, we only have practi... More...
•Americans will pay the price for gasoline
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 Inside Our Schools
•G-A students fly to the moon
NASA's new vision to visit the Moon by the year 2020 prompted Greencastle-Antrim School District teachers' Tara Clopper and Heather Slatoff to design a summer camp to inspire students to study more about the Moon. Twenty-one students in grades four through six participated in a weeklong workshop t... More...
•G-AES students make cards for hospital
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 Farm & Garden
•Drive on to increase water testing
COMING EVENTS July 17 - 10 a.m., Garden Tour at Garden at Falling Spring Nursing Home Aug. 1 - 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Farm and Safety Day Camp, Chambersburg Road & Gun Club, Call Extension office at 263-9226 for information and registration. More...
•Crop insurance deadlines near
•Safety theme of day camp Aug. 1
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 Say Cheese
•Fourth of July 2007
As had been done years ago, children at the Fourth of July celebration at Tayamentasachta gathered for a group photo. More...
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