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E. Hempfield to rehab historic twin clocks after time takes toll
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They're "landmarks to Landisville and Salunga, and a tribute to
those individuals who served from this area."
But the two landmarks - the tall, green-capped clocks dedicated
more than 57 years ago as memorials to the 219 residents of
Landisville and Salunga who served in World War II - have been
showing signs of age.
So a makeover for the clocks, both internal and external, is being
planned by East Hempfield Township and is one of its top goals for
the new year, township Manager ...
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Climate of fear in East Hempfield
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; TO THE EDITOR: Apparently some members of East Hempfield Township administration are in lot of fear. Rather than address serious township matters like overspending the budget, deteriorating roads and the legality of proposed development plans, they prefer to attack a fellow supervisor and other
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East Hempfield Township, Pa., Voters May See Referendum on Park Funding.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By David O'Connor, Lancaster New Era, Pa. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 15--If you live in East Hempfield Township, are you willing to pay a few extra dollars a month for more open and recreation ...
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East Hempfield: A return to civility?
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; After months of bickering and resignations, township leaders hope for fresh start tonight. Tonight marks the start of a new chapter in East Hempfield government, when John Bingham runs his first full meeting as chairman of the township supervisors board. But will it also mark a new era of civility
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E. Hempfield congestion Fred Knarr East Hempfield Township
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; Editor, New Era: Wednesday's New Era article, "Shop center splits burbs," mentions that East Hempfield supervisors are using words like "huge" and "massive" to describe the impact the new Crossings shopping center will have on traffic. I'm sorry, but the article actually made me laugh out loud.
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Would you pay more for more parks, recreation? ; East Hempfield residents may get to vote on whether to increase earned income tax to increase open space.
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; If you live in East Hempfield Township, are you willing to pay a few extra dollars a month for more open and recreation space? That's the question officials in the suburban township, aiming to boost the amount of land available for parks, hiking and biking areas and other open space, hope to place
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