The driver, who walked away from the accident with minor injuries, is not identified because the State Police report on the accident was unavailable this morning. Audrey Adams bound over for trial Audrey Adams got out of jail Wednesday but didn't get back her beloved scooter. Most of them were for disorderly conduct citations that came after Ms. Adams allegedly refused to drive her electric scooter on the sidewalk rather than the street, or allegedly caused disturbances in public places. Two similar charges were withdrawn and one was dismissed during the Wednesday hearing before District Justice Paula Correal. Water supplies improved, but more rain needed January precipitation improved area groundwater and well levels, but authorities are only guardedly optimistic that the drought is over.
Restrictions are still in place.
Newport stopped hauling water from the City of Harrisburg about two weeks ago after supplementing depleted wells since September. Wednesday kicked off a new Big Spring High School class on entrepreneurship. Sparking laughter and some tentative guesses at definitions to such oddities as distilleries and millinery shops, Mrs. Filbert made a point about the business world of the early 20th century. Dozens of shops lined Newville's streets when Mrs. Filbert was a child, and she created a map to illustrate her point. Downtown group seeks more income Downtown Carlisle Association Wednesday created a committee that will try to pump more cash into the organization.