Drew Weidman

Lower Dauphin School Board president Eric Samples is expected to resign at the Monday, Oct. 18, Lower Dauphin School Board meeting. Samples’ resignation will be voted on by the board, per the board’s agenda, posted on the school district’s website Thursday afternoon. When asked to comment on the resignation Samples told The Sun, “I’m resigning due to personal reasons.” Samples’ <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/lower-dauphin-school-board-president-expected-to-resign-monday/”>[…]<…

At least two hockey players were taken to the hospital after crews were dispatched to the Klick-Lewis Arena in South Londonderry Township for a carbon monoxide leak around 2:15 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21. The leak happened at the arena on Rink 3 during a high school hockey game, according to Lara Merkel Ross, whose son was playing goalie during the <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/im-dumbfounded/”>[…]</a>

Klick-Lewis is building the Cadillac of car washes. Well, maybe the Corvette of car washes is a more appropriate analogy for the Chevrolet and Buick dealership on East Main Street in Palmyra. Klick-Lewis’ president, Patrick Lewis, said the company plans to build a “rockstar” car wash on the site of its preowned car lot, east of the dealership building. The <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/a-rockstar-car-wash/”>[…]</a>

Police in Hummelstown are seeking information on a single-vehicle crash on Route 322 that sent seven people to the hospital yesterday afternoon, May 12. According to police, the crash occurred around 4:22 p.m. when a 2015 Nissan Pathfinder was traveling westbound, west of the Hanover Street overpass and lost control, striking an embankment and rolling onto its side. Police said <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/police-seeking-information-on-crash-that-sent-seven-people-to-the-hos…

Retired NFL quarterback Eli Manning stopped by the sweetest place on earth Friday afternoon, June 10, visiting Hersheypark with his family. Manning rode the new Jolly Rancher Remix ride and was sociable and friendly with fans, according to Greg Bartolo, who captured several images of Manning boarding Jolly Rancher Remix. “It was something you don’t expect to see every day,” <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/eli-manning-visits-hersheypark/”>[…]</a>

Middletown Road is getting another traffic light … At least temporarily. To manage the inevitable congestion at the intersection of Wood and Middletown roads during the Waltonville Road closure, Derry Township said a temporary traffic light will be installed at the already busy intersection. Waltonville Road, between the Route 322 interchange and Wood Road, is expected to close, Monday, July <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/temporary-traffic-light-to-be-installed-at-middletown-a…

It’s known as the “little house on the corner” by many in Hummelstown, especially those wishing to explain to a complimenting stranger who might ask, “Where do you get your hair done?” It’s Maritza’s House of Style, and it’s located at the corner of East Second and North Hanover streets in the borough. But soon, it may be gone. The <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/holding-my-ground/”>[…]</a>

By the time you read this article, the Boro Bar & Grille on East Main Street in Hummelstown will be open. The Boro held a ribbon cutting ceremony, Wednesday, Sept. 7, in celebration of its grand re-opening after being closed for two years. Garrett McCutcheon, the nephew of Boro owner’s Tricia and Bill McCutcheon, will run the popular Hummelstown watering <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/the-same-boro-opens/”>[…]</a>

The Parkside Hotel at the corner of East Derry Road and Park Avenue in Derry Township has been sold, according to a post on the bar’s Facebook page. The bar has been purchased by Funck’s Restaurant Group, according to the post. The post also said Funck’s would keep the Parkside name and retain the staff. Funck’s owns several local establishments <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/parkside-bar-in-hershey-sold-to-funcks-restaurant-group/”>[…]</a>

It wasn’t a trial, but it sure felt like one. On Friday, Dec. 16, the Lower Dauphin School Board heard testimony from witnesses during a nearly seven-hour-long hearing requested by Lower Dauphin softball coach John Albarano, who is on the hot seat for his alleged mistreatment of players. The school board will now vote on whether Albarano will remain as <a href=“https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/following-hearing-ld-school-board-to-vote-on-softball-coaches-fate/”>[…]</a>