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LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 1854 | PRESSANDJOURNAL.COM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 | 75 CENTS DA: Boy was likely asleep when shot by his father The actions of Jennifer Lynn Dixon of Middletown and Aaron Andrew Young of Lower Swatara Township likely saved two Chardo says young lives on Nov. 25, 2016. Staats’ gun Ordinary people, was used, and case extraordinary is closed actions; pair By Dan Miller [email protected] recall fiery crash “Dad, You Must Be A Surfer Hero.” So read the poster hanging on Dixon and Young will get the wall of the kitchen in the small apartment where 7-year-old Joa- quim Caddell lived at 134 S. Union Carnegie Medal for pulling St. in Middletown. The poster was a few steps away young people from accident from Joaquim’s bedroom, where Joaquim was shot and killed by By Dan Miller But this “bang” just after 11 his father, Marvin Caddell, in the [email protected] p.m. on that Friday night was murder-suicide that occurred in louder, closer to home. He went the third-floor apartment Wednes- Something made Jennifer outside and looked out front, but day, Jan. 2. Lynn Dixon turn down Stoner couldn’t see anything. The poster left an impression on Drive late that night. “Something kept telling me to Dauphin County District Attorney To this day, she doesn’t know look the other way” and when he Fran Chardo, who led the inves- why. Stoner Drive wasn’t on the did, Young could see the orange tigation into the murder-suicide way to where she planned to go glow of something that he knew along with Middletown police. — the Black Horse restaurant was on fire. “That bothered me a great deal,” on Main Street in Middletown, And today, Scott Shaffer is Chardo told the Press & Jour- to celebrate the Blue Raiders’ alive. nal about the big football playoff win over Ordinary people, thrust with- poster, which Scranton Prep in Bethlehem on out warning into extraordinary he had a photo Nov. 25, 2016. roles. of on his phone. They never made it to the On Dec. 18, the Carnegie Hero “The fact that Black Horse. They turned down Fund Commission announced when you’ve Stoner Drive, and Joey Keating that Dixon and Young are among got a father that is alive today. 18 people throughout all of the kills his child, “What if we had gone straight?” United States and Canada chosen Chardo and the child Dixon asks herself today. “We to receive the Carnegie Medal for had obviously would have heard about it on the acts of “extraordinary heroism.” held him in high esteem.” news, or maybe we would have The actions of Dixon and her “He would have seen that poster just waited and called 911. They mother, Mavis, both of Middle- before he fired that shot. It was SUBMITTED PHOTOS would have burned and died. I did town, are credited with saving within feet of where he did that.” Marvin Caddell works at a turkey drive at Wesley United Methodist Church last Thanksgiving, according to Rhonda not want that on my conscience.” the life of Keating, at the time Caddell shot the boy first as Howard, Caddell’s sister. “Donating time to what he believed in, that's who he really was," Howard said of the photo. Sitting in his recliner watching an 18-year-old Middletown Area Joaquim lay sleeping in his bed- Below is 7-year-old Joaquim at the same event. TV, Aaron Andrew Young was High School graduate. room, according to Chardo, based used to hearing loud noises from Young is credited with saving on results of the investigation at “It’s an awful thing, the taking of a child’s life, but that the road, from the big trucks on the life of Shaffer, at the time a the scene by Middletown police the airport connector passing and the Capital Regional Forensic the child would know that his father is about to kill near his house on Stoner Drive. Please see MEDAL, page A6 Unit. Caddell then shot and killed his him, and that his last moments alive would include wife and Joaquim’s mother, Night- that knowledge just adds to the horror…that he didn’t flower Staats, before Caddell shot and killed himself, Chardo said. experience that terror before he died.” Conewago Creek work Chardo said he regards the District Attorney Fran Chardo investigation into the murder- suicide as being “closed.” There gets $738,752 state grant is no possibility of any criminal Caddell and Staats had been turer, as would have been done charges being filed. separated, but Staats was at the had there been an investigation By Laura Hayes ship manager The murder-suicide occurred apartment that day. Chardo con- leading to criminal charges. [email protected] Steve Letavic sometime the day of Jan. 2, when firmed that Caddell used Staats’ The DA said he would not said in an most other people who live in the gun. The DA believes that Caddell speculate on what drove Caddell Londonderry Township is one email. building weren’t around to hear fired three shots. to murder his son and wife and to of nine groups statewide that According the shots because they were at Caddell was a convicted felon take his own life. received grant funds to mitigate to Letavic, the work or in school, the DA said. who was not legally allowed to Sources have told the Press & stormwater runoff. project would Not until three days later — possess a gun. Staats did not have Journal that Caddell and Joaquim The grants were funded repair and re- Saturday night, Jan. 5 — were the a criminal record, and “It is my had been at Wesley United Meth- through the Department of En- store nearly Letavic three bodies discovered after Mid- belief that she acquired the pistol odist Church earlier the same day, vironmental Protection’s Grow- a mile of the dletown police were dispatched to lawfully,” Chardo said. and that the pastor who had helped ing Greener program. According Conewago Creek from the bridge the apartment shortly after 8 p.m. do a “welfare check” on the apart- He could not identify the make them took them to get groceries to a press release from Gov. Tom on Route 230 to Mill Road. A local pastor who had been as- ment, because the pastor had not and model of the gun, and further after leaving the church. Wolf’s office, Londonderry’s With this project, Londonder- sisting Caddell and Joaquim on an seen or heard from Caddell since noted that his office did not trace Conewago Creek stream restora- ry will be able to meet its pollut- ongoing basis had asked police to he last saw him on Wednesday. the weapon back to its manufac- Please see DA, page A5 tion projected received $738,752, ant and sediment reduction goals and more than $3 million was as required by its municipal given out in total. separate storm sewer, or MS4, “This project is a great ex- permit. ample of regional thinking “At the end of the day, we are Lower Swatara clarifies trash pickup with new hauler and a holistic approach to wa- going to be able to meet our statu- By Laura Hayes “It was my Bride said in December she had township was in year two of a five- tershed restoration and flood [email protected] understand- received several calls from resi- year contract with Lebanon Farms mitigation,” Londonderry Town- Please see GRANT, page A5 ing that once a dents with concerns about trash, when it was sold. The language Lower Swatara Township resi- week you were and Commissioner Chris DeHart about bulk items didn’t change dents can still put out one bulk allowed to put said he personally had issues with when Waste Industries took over, Public notices in this week’s Press & Journal item a week to be picked up by out one large his trash bill. In August, township he said. trash collectors. item whether solicitor Peter Henninger told the During the Board of Supervisors • LOWER SWATARA TWP: Rezon- • STEELTON: Estate of Jacque- In December, resident Carolyn it be a washer, board that the township’s trash meeting Jan. 16, Henninger said ing of Jednota Properties. A4 line Norbrey. A4 Lutz approached the Board of dryer, whatever McBride and recycling collector Lebanon residents have three options — put • LONDONDERRY TWP: Joining Commissioners asking if the large you have,” Lutz Farms Disposal was sold out to a out their container along with a Bridge Bundling Program. A4 item policy was the same under said. company called Waste Industries. • SUSQUEHANNA TWP: Estate of the new trash hauler. Township manager Betsy Mc- According to Henninger, the Please see TRASH, page A5 S. Arlene Burkhart. A4 A2 THE PRESS & JOURNAL Wednesday, January 23, 2019 www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected]

NEWS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD | LAVONNE ACKERMAN Spring’s first day in 8 weeks 5-generation family has Hello, and a very warm greet- Delaney Fitzpatrick of over low heat to dry. ing to you all! Lower Swatara will blow out 12 Mash potatoes and garlic un- This time of year, I find it is candles atop her birthday cake til no lumps remain. Add milk strong Middletown roots quite helpful to be intentional on Saturday, Jan. 26. I hope it is in small amounts, beating after about our thoughts. We must your best party day ever! each addition. thaw out our brains and re- Many blessings to Roselyn Add remaining ingredients. member, always, that summer Mondragon of Middletown on Mash vigorously until potatoes ‘I love this little town. It’s a great little town’ is coming! Saturday, Jan. 26. I hope this are light and fluffy. Do you have any tricks that By Dan Miller ninth birthday is full of fun and [email protected] help keep your mind on warm- surprises! Dean’s list er things? Sometimes you just Here is a shout-out to Becky Congrats to Sarah Frick of For one Middletown family, the have to get up and move! I think Wierman of Lower Swatara. Hummelstown on being named short distance between Catherine that advice is good for inside, She celebrates her confetti- to the fall 2018 Saint Mary’s and Race streets now spans five and out! popping day on Sunday, Jan. 27. College dean’s list. living generations. If I am cold in the house, then Kick back and enjoy it all week Saint Mary’s is in Notre On Dec. 8, Hunter Albright and I turn on the vacuum cleaner long, Becky! Dame, Indiana. his girlfriend, Zoie Petrie of Cath- and before you know it, I am Best wishes for a super Sun- Quote of the Week erine Street, had their first child, warm (and my floors are clean)! day birthday to Keith Daily of Knox Wellington Albright. A song with a strong beat can Lower Swatara on Jan. 27. May “The past has brought me to The very next day, Dec. 9, was the do the same, although my floors your day be pure joy! today.” — Anonymous 90th birthday of Jean Murray, who don’t get cleaned! Wishing Jane Balmer of Lon- Question of the Week lives on Race Street and is Knox’s The first day of spring is donderry Township a marvel- great-great-grandmother. eight weeks away. In the mean- ous Monday birthday on Jan. What do you do to keep your Four living generations in one time, keep the hat and gloves 28. I hope this cake day is your mind off of freezing cold Janu- family isn’t all that uncommon. handy and move your body! best so far, Jane. Enjoy! ary? But five living generations? That’s Have a great week, and Happy 23rd frosty-filled “Celebrate my birthday! It is something to crow about. remember to think warm and birthday to Cody Fox of Lower Jan. 21.” — Jameson Hoffman, “There’s 90 years between the cozy thoughts. Swatara on Monday, Jan. 28. 7, Lower Paxton. child and the great-great-grand- Celebrate your day all week “I drink hot cocoa from my Birthdays parent,” said Tom Gray, who is long, Cody! Yeti.” — Ann Seaton, West married to Hunter’s mother — and Happy cake day to Rachel Happy brand-new-teener Hanover. now little Knox’s grandmother Lawruk Killeen, formerly of birthday to Minda Rhodes of “I think of the summer, and — Jennifer. They live on Spruce Lower Swatara Township. Hummelstown on Monday, Jan. fire, and blankets.” —Leah Street. Wishing you a beautiful Janu- 28. Congrats on turning 13! Courts, 9, Middletown. In fact, of the five living genera- ary birthday on Wednesday, “Drink hot chocolate and Garlic Potatoes Recipe tions, all but one call Middletown Jan. 23! think of warmness, like the home. Emily Mattes of Lower 8 medium russet or Yukon beach!” — Amelia Bishop, 8, The only one that doesn’t is Swatara turns 23 on Friday, gold potatoes (about 3 pounds), Middletown. Jennifer’s mom, Knox’s great- Jan. 25. Enjoy your wintry peeled and cut into quarters “I put my dinosaur hat on. grandmother Rae Ann Pfautz. birthday weekend, Emily! 4 large garlic gloves, peeled It’s warm!” — Jonah Cooper, 4, She graduated from Middletown Happy 22nd birthday to Da- 1/3 c. milk, heated Swatara. Area High School in 1969 but mar- gen Hughes of Lower Swatara 1 tsp. salt “I just spend time playing ried a state trooper and moved to on Friday, Jan. 25. I hope it is 1/8 tsp. pepper Fortnite.” — Jon Benkovic, 8, Lebanon. fantastic! 1/4 c. sour cream Lower Paxton. Jennifer, Rae Ann’s only child, Ethan Friedrichs of Elizabeth- had lived in Middletown long town turns 14 on Jan. 25. Wish- Place potatoes and garlic in a Proverb of the Week enough to go to Grandview Ele- SUBMITTED PHOTO ing you a truly terrific birthday, 3-quart saucepan. Add enough Buy the truth and do not sell mentary. After Jennifer graduated Ethan! water to cover. it; get wisdom, discipline and This photo shows the five generations, from Jean Murray, seated right, from high school in Lebanon, she who is holding newborn Knox Albright. Seated left is Knox's father, Hunter Best wishes to Megan and Heat to boiling. Reduce heat understanding (23:23). decided to move back to Middle- Albright. At the rear right is Jennifer Gray, Hunter's mother, and at the rear Morgan Danilowicz of Lower to medium-low, and cover town. left is Rae Ann Pfautz, Hunter's grandmother. Swatara on their 22nd cake day loosely and boil gently for 15 Reach LaVonne Ackerman at “This was where my mom’s on Friday, Jan. 25. I hope the to 20 minutes or until tender. 717-649-7366 or by email at La- family was” from, Jennifer said. mas night, when the whole family living generation and Knox’s new sun is shining for you ladies! Drain. 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It’s a great Hayden Milic and Hayden Tier- Knox for the first time on Christ- Hunter Albright, the fourth little town.” ney, percussion; Kane Schrum, tuba; Isaac Fox, Clare Raser and Kayla Pedersen,clarinet; TOWN TOPICS Support Your Maddie Baumgardner, French horn; Wulfgar Ramsey, bari- Wounded Warriors event and jazz. tration for youth baseball, girls tone saxophone; Micah Nye and All music lovers are invited. softball, and teener baseball at Dan Little, tenor saxophone; to be held at the Moose the Lower Swatara Municipal Local Businesses Lily Nop, flute; Ethan Elicker, The women and men of the Blue & Gold Club Building, 1499 Spring Garden trumpet; Christian Gingerich, Middletown Moose, 100 Mill St., Drive, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, AUTO DEALER HOME IMPROVEMENT string bass; and Ian Bruce, invite the community to a free fundraiser rescheduled Jan. 26. trombone. event at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, Registration is open to chil- Hondru Auto Dale Sinniger & Son Electric The Blue & Gold Club fund- 2005 South Market Street, 717-944-3419 or 717-944-6766 From the middle school in the in the downstairs room. raiser dinner-dance has been dren living in Lower Swatara junior high band will be Sara Ol- Melanie Downey of Pennsyl- rescheduled and will be held Township and Highspire. The Elizabethtown Gipe Flooring 717-367-6644 online registration cutoff date is 5435 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg weiler, flute; Abbie Carter, oboe; vania Wounded Warriors Inc. from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Jan. Sutliff Chevrolet, Don Stago 717-545-6103 Adrian Olweiler, clarinet; Toby will be the guest speaker. 26, at American Legion Post 594, Feb. 3. Waters, baritone saxophone; For more information, call 137 E. High St., Middletown. For questions, including cost 13th & Paxton Sts., Harrisburg HW Wilson Roofing 717-234-4444 or 717-940-4963 2161 North Union Street, Middletown Enzo Dreon, Thomas Sutor, Caroline Truax at 717-982-6762. For advance ticket purchases and fundraiser options, as well 717-566-5100 Hannah Theuret and Cart- or information, call Larry Etter as online registration, visit er McQuiddy, trumpet; Joey www.lstaa.org, or call Jason Musser Tree Service Frey Village Friends of at 717-944-3123 or Middletown AUTO SERVICE 3444 Roundtop Road, Elizabethtown Scharmer, baritone; and Isaac Area School District athletic di- Wagner at 717-574-0536. Dailey’s Service Station 717-367-3724 Mende and Lauren Wahlers, the Arts slates concert rector Cliff Smith at 717-948-3333. 200 East Main Street, Middletown mallet percussion. Frey Village Friends of the The event supports student 717-944-4407 Hummelstown Fire INSURANCE Performing in the intermedi- Arts is sponsoring a free concert programs in the school district. Elwood’s Service Station ate band, by school, are: schedules Bingo Blast State Farm Insurance from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, 138 West Main Street, Middletown Middle School Grade 6: Dylan in the chapel. Hummelstown Fire Company, 717-944-9255 Steve Lane Baseball and softball 735 North Union Street, Middletown Kreiss, mallet percussion; Matt and Carol Frigm, mar- 249 E. Main St., Hummelstown, Vastine’s Auto Service 717-944-1308 Matilda Carver, flute; Julia ried best friends, will perform registration for LSTAA is sponsoring a bingo blast at 7 231 Oak Hill Drive, Middletown Goss, clarinet; and Aubrey 717-944-7154 their songs about life and love, Lower Swatara Township Ath- p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26. PRINTING McClure-Sherrick, tuba. with bits of soft rock, country letic Association will hold regis- Doors open at 4 p.m. Conewago Elementary Press And Journal Publications FLOWERS Web & Sheet Fed Full Service Printery School: Riley Beers, Lacy To- For More Information bias, and Sarah Jones, clarinet; Michele Hughes Lutz 717-944-4628 and Parker Marshall, saxo- Creations with You in Mind Gas prices in Harrisburg area unchanged for week phone. 131 Dock Street, Royalton 717-944-5425 RESIDENTIAL East Hanover Elementary Gasoline prices in Harrisburg gallon during the last month and the U.S.,” said Patrick DeHaan, School: Eva Sherman, flute; did not change last week, averag- stands 29.1 cents per gallon lower head of petroleum analysis for COMMUNITY Noah Klopp and Astin Lehman, ing $2.39 a gallon Sunday, accord- than a year ago. GasBuddy. HALLMARK CARDS Woodland Hills trumpet; and Evan Smeriglio, ing to GasBuddy's daily survey of Areas near Harrisburg and their “The transition to summer 103 Sage Boulevard, Middletown percussion. 241 stations in Harrisburg. current gas price climate: gasoline, a three-month process, & GIFTS 717-629-6177 Londonderry Elementary This compares with the national Lancaster: $2.42, up 1.7 cents per will begin in the weeks ahead, Middletown Pharmacy School: Layla Bohner, Reese average that increased 0.6 cents gallon from last week. so the current period is still the & Gift Shop SALON Bailey, and Kerrigan Justice, per gallon vs. last week to $2.24. $2.46, down 1.2 cents per calm before the storm. If a broad 436 E. Main Street, Middletown Reading: 717-944-1640 Sharp Cuts flute; and Anece Zubler, clari- Average gasoline prices on Jan. gallon. trade agreement with China does 124 West Main Street, Middletown net. 21 in Harrisburg have ranged York: $2.38, unchanged from last come to pass, that will enhance the 717-944-1000 Nye Elementary School: Au- widely over the last five years: week. normal rise of 35 to 75 cents per drey Adams and Nolan Gordon, $2.78 in 2018, $2.54 in 2017, $2.00 in “The national average price for gallon that we see nationally from TO PLACE YOUR BUSINESS trumpet; Micah Fox, French 2016, $2.19 in 2015 and $3.45 in 2014. gasoline has seen little change February’s low prices to Memorial IN THIS DIRECTORY: horn; and Mia Pegher, oboe. Prices Sunday were 38.4 cents in the last week in most areas, Day weekend’s prices — so what South Hanover Elementary per gallon lower than a year ago but this period remains the calm you see today will likely feel like contact the Press And Journal at: 20 S.Union Street, Middletown School: Sophia Howes, flute; and are 9.5 cents per gallon lower ahead of the storm, especially if a completely different world than E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 717-944-4628 Praveen Prabakar, saxophone; than a month ago. The national China’s trade deal pans out into what we expect near Memorial and Ted Devinet, trombone. average has dropped 10.4 cents per a larger trade agreement with Day,” he added. www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected] Wednesday, January 23, 2019 THE PRESS & JOURNAL A3

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ville Volunteer Fire Department. He was a lifelong and active He had been associated with member of the St. Peter’s Evan- the Berkeley County Ambulance gelical Lutheran Church, Middle- stole $6,100 Authority and Ryneal Medical town. He enjoyed everything Transport and retired from the Disney related, his family, and he VA Medical Center as a physician’s never lost his interest in aviation. assistant. Charles is survived by his lov- He is survived by one daughter, ing wife of 35 years, Sharon (Ba- Kasey Murphy and husband Carl; umbach) Beard; eight children, wedding ring Jeffrey A. Beard and his wife and one son, Jimmy McQuaid Jr. and girlfriend Carrie White, Jane of Bellefonte, Pa., Daniel all of Hedgesville; 13 grandchil- C. Beard and his wife MaryAnn dren, Myranda, Ben, Dustin, of Harrisburg, David K. Beard Logan, Ashlee, Alexis, Mason, and his wife Lucy of Oak Brook, set, shotgun Ill., Kimberly K. Lewis of Eliza- Colton, Bryleigh, Trey, Dougie, Jessica, and Amber; several great- bethtown, Steven K. Beard and grandchildren; one sister Carol his wife Karen of York Springs, Also reported: $1,100 in items McQuaid of Middletown, Pa.; aunt Pa., Douglas K. Beard and his James McQuaid Sr. Lucille Dimler of Middletown, Pa.; Col. Charles Beard Jr. wife Nancy of Middletown, Mark FORMERLY OF MIDDLETOWN and one niece, Michele Rieber of MIDDLETOWN W. Scheetz and his wife Alicia taken from unlocked vehicle; of Elizabethtown, and Adam D. James “Doc” Edward McQuaid Jonestown, Pa. Col. Charles E. Beard Jr. (Ret.), He was preceded in death by his Scheetz and his wife Michelle of Sr., 68, of Hedgesville, W.Va. went 96, of Middletown, entered into Middletown; 19 grandchildren; vandalism at borough park peacefully to be with the Lord at wife Linda Jene “Mom” McQuaid, eternal rest on Thursday, January and one brother, John T. McQuaid. 19 great-grandchildren; and two A Londonderry Township a controlled substance, posses- home under the care of Hospice on 17, 2019 at his home, surrounded great-great-grandchildren. Saturday, January 19, 2019. Family will receive friends on by his loving family. woman is listed as being held sion of marijuana, use/posses- Thursday, January 24, 2019 from There will be a memorial service in Dauphin County Prison on sion of drug paraphernalia, Born October 12, 1950 in Har- He was born on February 28, for Charles on Saturday, January risburg, Pa. he was the son of the 6 to 9 p.m. at the Brown Funeral 1922 in Middletown and was the $50,000 bail after State Police tampering with/fabricating Home South Berkeley Chapel in 26, 2019 at 11 a.m. at St. Peter’s said she stole a wedding and physical evidence, and driving late John T. McQuaid and Carrie son of the late Charles E. Sr. and Evangelical Lutheran Church, Fallinger McQuaid. Inwood, W.Va. A funeral service Susan (Bauchmoyer) Beard. engagement set and a 12-gauge without headlights. will be held on Friday, January 25, Spring and Union Sts., Middle- shotgun. Her preliminary hearing is He was a 1969 graduate of Charles served in the US Air town, with the Rev. Dr. J. Richard Middletown Area High School 2019 at 1 p.m. at the South Berkeley Force for 29 years. As a pilot, State Police in arrest papers set for Jan. 28. Chapel, with the Rev. Matthew Eckert officiating. Visitation will filed with District Judge David and attended Penn State College he served in World War II and be from 10 a.m. until the time of the Hit-and-run on West Emaus of Medicine in Hershey, Pa. Day and the Rev. James D. Riley both the Korean and Vietnam Judy said that Keisha Marie Jr. officiating. service on Saturday at the church. Intorre, 34, of the 1000 block A 2013 gold Honda Accord He was a member of St. John’s theaters. He flew many missions, Inurnment will take place at Lutheran Church. He was a vet- Private interment will be in including the dangerous resupply of Meadow Lane, stole the was damaged in an apparent Hedgesville Cemetery. the St. Peter’s Kierch Memorial 14-karat wedding and engage- hit-and-run as the car was eran of the US Air Force. China, Burma, India route over Garden, Middletown immediately As a child he was a member of In lieu of flowers memorial the Himalayas famously known ment ring set valued at $6,100. parked on the south side of after the service. the Sparky’s Program and became contributions may be made to as “The Hump.” He earned many Intorre sold the ring for $300 the first block of West Emaus In lieu of flowers, memorial a lifelong member of Middletown the Hedgesville Volunteer Fire commendations, including the to a jewelry shop in Hummel- Street in front of the Middle- contributions may be made to Area Fire Department in Pa. He Department. Distinguished Flying Cross in stown, police reported. The town MCSO building on Jan. St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran became a paramedic in the early Online condolences may be Korea for “heroism and extraor- ring has been returned to the 14. Church, 121 N. Spring St., Middle- 1980s in Berkeley County and offered at www.BrownFuneral- dinary achievement while par- victim. Minor damage was discov- town, PA 17057. proudly served with the Hedges- HomesWV.com. ticipating in an aerial mission.” The owner of the ring set ered to the driver’s side rear Condolences may be sent online He also flew numerous missions also told police that Intorre had bumper. The incident occurred at www.matinchekfuneralhome. into Vietnam, including during stolen her 12-gauge shotgun between 1 and 8 p.m., police com. the Tet Offensive. He later went on valued at $300 and that Intorre said. to command several USAF Wing had taken it with her to Flori- 63 years, he is survived by three detachments. After his retirement da, police said. Hit-and-run on Oak Hill Drive children: Lloyd V. Coble Jr. and from the Air Force, Charles was Intorre was arraigned The front driver’s side wife Milynda of Middletown, the airport manager at Harris- on Jan. 14 before Judy and headlight assembly of a 1994 Larry M. Coble and wife Marsha burg International Airport, and charged with two felony counts Jeep Cherokee was report- of Hummelstown, and Laura E. later worked at Stambaugh’s Air each of theft by unlawful edly damaged in an apparent Marks and husband Raymond Jr. Service in Middletown. taking and receiving stolen hit-and-run as the vehicle was of Harrisburg. Also surviving are property. Cash bail was set at parked in the 100 block of Oak six grandchildren; and numerous $50,000. Hill Drive. great-grandchildren. Intorre’s preliminary hear- The incident was reported to A memorial service will be held ing is set for Feb. 19. Middletown police at 3:39 p.m. at 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 26, Obituaries: 31¢ per word. $5 for photo Jan. 11. 2019 at Swatara Hill Church of the GUIDELINES billed through funeral home. Vandalism to borough property Brethren, 2943 East Harrisburg Elizabethtown man faces DUI & FEES Card of Thanks & In Memoriam: Damage to a borough-owned Pike, Middletown, PA 17057. Visita- $10 / 45 words or less, paid in park pavilion in the first block Middletown police charged tion will be held from 10 a.m. until CARD OF THANKS, advance - Cash, Check, Charge of Susquehanna Street was dis- an Elizabethtown man with the time of the service. IN MEMORIAM AND covered by Middletown police DUI after pulling him over Private burial will take place OBITUARIES DEADLINE: MONDAY AT NOON at 2:36 p.m. Jan. 17. for driving erratically in the in Middletown Cemetery at the A wooden bench was bro- 500 block of East Main Street Lloyd Coble convenience of the family. Ar- ken off from a picnic table. shortly before 2 a.m. Jan. 12. MIDDLETOWN rangements have been entrusted Smashed pieces of wood from Barry J. Breidigan, 60, of the with the Fager-Finkenbinder Fu- the bench were found on top of first block of Lakeview Drive, Lloyd V. Coble, 82, passed away neral Home & Crematory, Inc., 208 the pavilion, police said. was driving 13 mph under the peacefully on Sunday, January 13, North Union Street, Middletown, The bench on the other side posted speed limit and ob- 2019 at his home in Middletown, PA 17057: 717-944-7413. of the picnic table, and the served going over the double surrounded by his loving family. In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Sharp Cuts rest of the table itself, was left yellow lines on the road, police Born March 16, 1936 in Middle- tributions may be made in Lloyd’s intact, police said. said in arrest papers filed with town, he was the son of the late honor to Swatara Hill Church of 124 W. Main Street, Middletown No estimate of damage was District Judge David Judy. Arthur J. Coble and Naomi (Herr) the Brethren. provided. Police reported the Police detected an odor of Wolf. He was married to Elsie I. Condolences and memories may 944-1000 (Campbell) Coble on December vandalism to Middletown Pub- alcohol coming from Breidigan be shared at: www.Finkenbinder- 10% Senior • • • HOURS • • • lic Works. and that he showed signs of 17, 1955. Family.com. being impaired during field Lloyd was the owner/opera- Citizen Monday 1-8; Tuesday 12-8 Items stolen from unlocked car sobriety tests. tor of Coble Transfer & Storage, Discount Wednesday Closed ; Thursday 10-8 Close to $1,100 worth of items Blood was drawn from Bre- Middletown, for over 40 years. Everyday! Friday 9-8; Saturday 8-12 — including an $800 laptop idigan at the county booking He was an avid antique collector, — were reported stolen from center but results were not enjoyed watching professional an unlocked 2014 gray Ford reported. wrestling and above all, he enjoyed Taurus as the car was parked Breidigan is scheduled for a spending time with his family, in the Giant Foods lot in the 400 preliminary hearing on Feb. 25. especially his grandchildren and block of East Main Street. great-grandchildren. The theft occurred between 8 Woman charged with DUI In addition to his wife of over and 9:30 p.m. Jan. 12, according An Elizabethtown woman to Middletown police. was charged with DUI after Also stolen from inside the being pulled over for speed- FLOOR & WALLCarpet COVERING • Sheet Vinyl • Ceramic Tile • Vinyl Tile car were headphones, chargers ing and driving erratically on Hardwood • Laminates • Floor Care Products and textbooks, police said. Main Street in Middletown on of Fame (Racing), B.A.P.S. Speed Jan. 11. Hall of Fame, Lancaster, Lincoln, Visit Our Complete Showroom Graffiti on camper Borough police in arrest Susquehanna, Selinsgrove, Port Check In-Store Royal and Reedville Speedways. He DO-IT-YOURSELF or HAVE IT INSTALLED Obscene graffiti was spray- papers filed with District Judge by OUR OWN EXPERT MECHANICS Specials painted on the side of a camper David Judy said that Chelsea also was an avid Pittsburgh Steel- ers and Philadelphia Phillies fan. parked in the driveway of a Lynn Winters, 21, of the 100 5435 Jonestown Rd., Harrisburg SpeedwayHess Gas residence in the first block of block of West Hummelstown He is survived by his sons, Ger- 545-6103 • 545-9859 ald B. Burkett Jr. of Harrisburg Home Park Circle Road in Middle- Street, was speeding while Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Thurs. 9-9; Sat. 9-3 Depot town. westbound into Middletown and Robert W. Burkett Sr. of Royal- www.gipefl oorandwallcovering.com • PA009846 The incident was reported to in the 700 block of East Main ton; his brother, Larry Burkett of borough police shortly after 8 Street at 2:48 a.m. Ft. Myers, Fla.; six grandchildren; a.m. on Jan. 16. Winters’ Pontiac G6 sedan 11 great-grandchildren; and six was seen by police swerving great-great-grandchildren. DUI and drug charges out of her lane of traffic and Services will be held on Friday, USSER S REE ERVICE A Londonderry Township crossing over the fog line be- January 25, 2019 at 12 p.m. at Ma- M ’ T S woman faces DUI and drug fore she was pulled over just off tinchek Funeral Home & Crema- charges after being pulled over West Harrisburg Pike on the tion Services, Inc., 260 East Main FREE ESTIMATES Street, Middletown, Pa. Viewing for driving without headlights Penn State Harrisburg campus. Gerald Burkett Sr. •Tree & Shrubbery Pruning•Tree & Stump Removal in the 300 block of North Union Winters showed signs of will be from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on •Fertilization •Cabling Friday at the funeral home. Street in Middletown shortly being impaired from alcohol, ROYALTON Private burial will be in Hillsdale TREE PRESERVATION SPECIALISTS before 6:30 p.m. Dec. 30. police said. Gerald B. Burkett Sr., 91, of Roy- Cemetery, Middletown, Pa. Residential • Commercial Ricki Jo Lear, 20, of the A search of her vehicle alton, entered into eternal rest on In lieu of flowers, memorial State Licensed Applicator 1100 block of Hillsdale Road, uncovered a digital scale with Saturday, January 19, 2019 at Caro- donations made be to the Ameri- showed signs of having smoked marijuana residue, a prescrip- lyn’s House - Hospice of Central FULLY INSURED can Cancer Society, 112 Sipe Ave., marijuana, borough police tion bottle containing Oxyco- PA, Harrisburg. He was widower YEAR ’ROUND Hummelstown, PA 17036. said in arrest papers filed with done tablets, and an opened of Ruth I. (Enney) Burkett. Condolences may be sent online District Judge David Judy. half-empty bottle of wine, Gerry was born on November 24 Hr. Storm Damage Response at www.matinchekfuneralhome. A search of her vehicle by police said. 24, 1927 in Rheems, Pa. and was the com. police found a small amount Winters was charged with son of the late Kirt A. and Marie 533-4458 • 367-3724 of marijuana, drug parapher- DUI, possession of a controlled (Kunkle) Burkett. Hershey 3444 Round Top Rd., Elizabethtown nalia, and vape oils containing substance, use/possession of Gerry was a former member of the active ingredient of mari- drug paraphernalia, restric- the former Royalton Emmanuel Daniel L. Musser, juana, police said. tions on alcoholic beverages, United Methodist Church, Roy- Certifi ed Arborist Lear had also concealed disregarding a single lane of alton. He loved sportsman sprint MEMBER marijuana on her person, traffic, and speeding. car racing and had several race- NATIONAL ARBORIST police said. Her preliminary hearing is cars over the years. Gerry was ASSOCIATION Lear is charged with DUI of scheduled for Feb. 19. a member of York County Hall A4 THE PRESS & JOURNAL Wednesday, January 23, 2019 www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected] You go everywhere we go: online and print!

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To apply, mail resume Pennsylvania 17057, will consider for adoption and enactment and, if approved by formal action, adopt and enact the Londonderry Township, is to be $10 (yard sales) proposed ordinance. including job title to ATTN: arraigned in Dauphin County $15 (non-commercial) Dental Insurance: Call Michael Caramanico, 1050 $25 (commercial) Physicians Mutual Insurance The full text of the proposed ordinance is as follows: Court on March 15 on one Westlakes Drive, Berwyn, PA ORDINANCE NO. _____ company for details. NOT misdemeanor charge of theft Legal & Public Notices: 19312. (1/23) by unlawful taking/moveable CallPRINT or email for& pricingWEB just a discount plan, REAL AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LOWER SWATARA, DAUPHIN coverage for 350 procedures. COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, NO. 448, AS AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED, CHAPTER 27, ZONING TO REZONE property. DEADLINE: (yard sales) AIRLINES ARE HIRING – $10 CERTAIN LAND FROM THE R-U RESIDENTIAL URBAN ZONING DISTRICT AND THE IP-L INDUSTRIAL PARK LIMITED Rupert on Jan. 18 waived a Rupert MONDAY 9 A.M. 855-890-4914 or http://www. Get FAA approved hands on $15 (non-commercial) dental50plus.com/Penn Ad# DISTRICT TO THE I-P INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT preliminary hearing on the All Classified Ads Must Aviation training. Financial AND NOW, be it ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the Board of Commissioners of Lower Swatara Township, Dauphin charge before District Judge David Judy. He was $25Be Paid (commercial) In Advance. 6118 aid for qualified students – County, Pennsylvania, and it is hereby ORDAINED AND ENACTED as follows: Cash, Check, Visa Or released on his own recognizance. Mastercard Accepted. Career placement assistance. SECTION 1. The Code of Ordinances of the Township of Lower Swatara No. 448, as amended and supplemented, Legal & Public Notices A PLACE FOR MOM: The Chapter 27, Zoning, Part 3, Designation of Districts, Section 27- 302, Zoning Map, shall be amended so as to rezone from According to a criminal complaint filed by NO REFUNDS. CALL Aviation Institute of call or email for pricing nation’s Largest senior living the IP-L Industrial Park Limited District to the I-P Industrial Park District the properties that are located in Lower Swatara investigators with the Dauphin County District Maintenance 877-207-0345 referral service. Contact our Township and identified as Dauphin County Property Identification Nos. 36-021-015, 36-023-021 and 36-023-032 and a Attorney’s Office on Jan. 18, Rupert stole money portion of the property identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-021-014, as further described below DEADLINE: trusted, local experts today! Our from the Steelton Police Department evidence MONDAY 9 A.M. and as depicted on Exhibit ″A″, which is attached to and made part of this Ordinance. service is FREE/no obligation. WANTED TO BUY The area to be rezoned under this Section 1 is hereby intended and deemed to include the entire contiguous area, room during the time period from Aug. 19, 2009 All Classified Ads Must CALL 1-855-400-1032 totaling approximately 90.9 acres, which is depicted on Exhibit ″A″ and bounded to the: until “on or about” Feb. 20, 2017. (i) north by the right-of-way of Rosedale Avenue, together with the portion of the right-of-way of Rosedale Avenue that The total amount of money stolen by Rupert Be Paid In Advance. Wanted to Buy: FREON R12 adjoins the portion of the property identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-021-014 located to the Cash, Check, Visa Or WANTED: CERTIFIED BUYER was valued at $1,000 “more or less,” according to east of the portion of such property that is located in the O-P Office-Park District that is not proposed to be rezoned by the complaint. Mastercard Accepted. Get rid of the clutter with will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders this Section 1, and that adjoins the properties identified as Dauphin County Property Identification Nos. 36-023-021 and NO REFUNDS. or cases of cans. (312)291- 36-023-032, and is located to the south of the centerline of such right-of-way; Steelton Police Chief Anthony Minium referred a Press & Journal print (ii) east by the right-of-way of the Airport Connector (SR 3032), together with the portion of the right-of-way of the 9169; www.refrigerantfinders. questions beyond what is stated in the public and online classified ad. Airport Connector that adjoins Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-023-032 and is located to the west of the com criminal complaint — such as exactly how much centerline of such right-of-way; money Rupert took, and the frequency that the (iii) south by the properties and areas identified as Dauphin County Property Identification Nos. 36-022-158, 36-022-107, 36-022-097, 36-022-158, 36-022-070, 36-022-053, 36-022-050, 36-021-006 and 36-021-016; thefts occurred over the time period, to the DA’s RENTALS (iv) west by the right-of-way of the White House Lane, together with the portion of the right-of-way of the White House office. He would also not comment on why Rupert PUBLIC NOTICES Lane that adjoins Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-021-014 and is located to the east of the centerline of stole the money. such right-of-way; and The investigation was prompted by an audit (v) north and northwest of the portion of the property identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-021-014 that is located in the O-P Office-Park District that is not proposed to be rezoned by this Section 1. that Steelton police did of the evidence room. PUBLIC NOTICE SECTION 2. The Code of Ordinances of the Township of Lower Swatara No. 448, as amended and supplemented, The audit determined that money was missing, Chapter 27, Zoning, Part 3, Designation of Districts, Section 27- 302, Zoning Map, shall be amended so as to rezone from but that otherwise all narcotics and any other The Board of Supervisors of the the R-U Residential-Urban District to the I-P Industrial Park District the portion of the property that is located in Lower items in the evidence room had been accounted Township of Londonderry, Dauphin Swatara Township and identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-023-016 that is located to the west for, Minium told the Press & Journal. County, Pennsylvania (the “Township”) of the centerline of the Airport Connector (SR 3032), as further described below and as depicted on Exhibit ″A″, which is proposes to enact at its public meeting attached to and made part of this Ordinance. The audit was completed in early August 2018, on February 4, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. at The area to be rezoned under this Section 2 is hereby intended and deemed to include the entire contiguous area, Minium said, and the borough following internal the Londonderry Township Municipal totaling approximately 95.7 acres, which is depicted on Exhibit ″A″ and bounded to the: consultations referred the case to the DA’s office Building, 783 South Geyers Church (i) north by the right-of-way of the Pennsylvania Turnpike (SR 0076), together with the portion of the right-of-way of the in November, according to the complaint. Road, Middletown, PA, an ordinance Pennsylvania Turnpike that adjoins Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-023-016 and is located to the south Rupert was first hired by the Steelton Police (the “Ordinance”), the title and sum- of the centerline of such right-of-way; mary of which are as follows: (ii) east by the right-of-way of the Airport Connector (SR 3032), together with the portion of the right-of-way of the Department in 2003 and was brought on full-time AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE Airport Connector that adjoins Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-023-016 and is located to the west of the in March 2005, Minium said. TOWNSHIP OF LONDONDERRY, centerline of such right-of-way; Toward the end of 2007, Rupert was given the DAUPHIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVA- (iii) south by the right-of-way of Rosedale Avenue, together with the portion of the right-of-way of Rosedale Avenue added duty of being the evidence technician for HOME IMPROVEMENT NIA, TO JOIN WITH OTHER POLITI- that adjoins Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-023-016 and is located to the north of the centerline of such CAL SUBDIVISIONS AS A MEMBER right-of-way; his platoon, giving him “regular access” to the OF THE DAUPHIN COUNTY BRIDGE (iv) west by the properties and areas identified as Dauphin County Property Identification Nos. 36-018-051 and 36-18-061; department evidence room and evidence com- (v) south by the property identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-18-061, a distance of approximately The Serving our BUNDLING PROGRAM, TO ENTER puter — both of which are not accessible to other Customers for INTO AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL 498.44 feet; and members of the Steelton Police Department, ac- PolePA Lisc. #129608 Building 35 Years specialists AGREEMENT FOR THE PURPOSE (vi) west by the portion of the property identified as Dauphin County Property Identification No. 36-23-016 that is located in cording to the complaint. Agricultural • Commercial • Residential OF JOINING THE PROGRAM AND the R-U Residential-Urban District and is not proposed to be rezoned by this Section 2, a distance of approximately 329 feet. TO PARTICIPATE AS A MEMBER OF SECTION 3. If any sentence, clause, section or part of this Ordinance is for any reason found to be unconstitutional, An examination of department evidence com- 40x80x12 All buildings include illegal or invalid, such unconstitutionality, illegality, or invalidity shall not affect or impair any of the remaining provisions, puter user history by investigators with the DA’s $ THE PROGRAM. 30K overhang 2 sides, The Ordinance authorizes the Town- sentences, clauses, sections, or parts of this Ordinance. It is hereby declared as the intent of the Township that this office identified Rupert as being the officer who 2 slider doors & ship to enter into an intergovernmental Ordinance would have been adopted had such unconstitutional, illegal, or invalid sentence, clause, section, or party 1 entry door last handled the missing money, according to the cooperation agreement (the “Agree- thereof not been included herein. Erected on your level lot ment”) with the County of Dauphin, SECTION 4. All other sections, parts and provisions of The Code of Ordinances of the Township of Lower Swatara No. complaint. 50x96x14 60x120x16 $40K $60K Pennsylvania (the “County”). Pursuant 448, as amended and supplemented, shall remain in full force and effect as previously enacted and amended. Rupert and all other department evidence to the Agreement, the Township shall SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its enactment by the Board of Commissioners of technicians were interviewed by the DA’s office as (800) 275-8245 www.FettervilleSales.com join the Dauphin County Bridge Bun- Lower Swatara Township, County of Dauphin, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. part of the investigation. Rupert admitted to the dling Program whereby the Township ENACTED this ____ day of ____, 201_. investigators that he took the money, according and the County agree to share the costs LOWER SWATARA TOWNSHIP of repairing the bridge of the Township BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS to the complaint. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIALRESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL ¢ COMMERCIALknown as “LDT-2.” ¢ INDUSTRIAL By: ______Rupert had been placed on administrative leave The full text of the Ordinance and the President status shortly before Christmas, Minium said. He Fully Insured Agreement are on file for inspection and ATTEST: ¢ Shingle Roofing ¢ Rubber Roofing Certified resigned from the department Jan. 5. review without charge (or a copy may ______¢ Slatefor Roofing Your ¢ Flat Roof Specialists be obtained for a charge not greater Secretary EXHIBIT ″A″ “We lost public trust through this” that the ¢ RoofProtection Coating ¢ Roof Repairs & Replacement than the cost thereof) at the Township’s Steelton Police Department will have to regain, 717-566-5100 Satisfaction¢ Fully Insured foroffices Your at the Protection location set forth above. Minium said. 717-566-5100 Guaranteed¢ SatisfactionComplete Guaranteed copies of each have been However, he pointed out that the department provided to and may be reviewed at took the initiative to request the outside inves- Shingle Roofing Rubber Roofing Certified the following newspaper of general Slate RoofingServing CentralFlat Roof Specialists Pennsylvania sincecirculation: 1974 The Press and Journal, 20 tigation, after the loss of money was discovered Roof Coating Roof Repairs & Replacement South Union Street, Middletown, PA. through the internal audit. If any person with a disability wishes to “This is something we did ourselves. Most de- Serving Central Pennsylvania since 1974 request that special accommodations partments don’t audit their evidence every year,” be made to allow his or her participa- tion, he or she is asked to contact Minium said. “We were policing ourselves.” Steve Letavic or Beth Graham at (717) The department has also taken steps to try and 944-1803 at least one business day in prevent evidence room thefts from occurring EMPLOYMENT advance to make arrangements. again. Surveillance cameras were installed in the Board of Supervisors of the Township evidence room the same day that the department of Londonderry completed its internal audit, Minium said. #111 0123-1T Policies and procedures have also been changed. www.publicnoticepa.com Now, no money can be touched in the evidence room without two people being present, Minium said. One person has the key and the other person PUBLIC NOTICE has the combination. Minium said Rupert’s case is more difficult ESTATE NOTICE because he considers Rupert “a personal friend.” LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the However, “he broke the trust,” the chief said. Estate of S. Arlene Burkhart, late of “They can’t have an officer taking money from Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, having been the force. He has to be held accountable for his granted to the undersigned, all persons Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for public inspection and may be examined without charge at the Lower actions.” indebted to the said Estate are required Swatara Township Municipal Building, 1499 Spring Garden Drive, Middletown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania 17057, to make immediate payment and those during Lower Swatara Township’s normal business hours between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. having claims will present them for Copies of the proposed ordinance also may be obtained for a charge not greater than the cost thereof at the Lower settlement to: Swatara Township Municipal Building. LOWER SWATARA POLICE Deborah L. McClenahen Schaffroth This notice is given pursuant to Sections 609, 610 and 107 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, 53 P.S. 4424 Fargreen Road § 10609, 53 P.S. § 10610 and 53 P.S. § 10107, Sections 110 and 1502.1 of The First Class Township Code, 53 P.S. §§ Harrisburg, PA 17110-3210 55110, 56502.1 and Section 709 of the Sunshine Act, 65 Pa. C.S. § 709. Or to: Lower Swatara Township Board of Commissioners Envelopes taken from Steve C. Nicholas, Esquire Peter R. Henninger, Esquire Nicholas Law Offices, PC 339 W Governor Road, Suite 201 mail; credit card fraud 2215 Forest Hills Drive, Suite 37 Hershey, PA 17033 Harrisburg, PA 17112-1099 Lower Swatara Township Solicitor Two bills were stolen from a mailbox at a resi- dence on 200 block of Hollywood Drive. • No special license required #107 0109-3T #110 0123-2T www.publicnoticepa.com www.publicnoticepa.com Police said a man reported the theft at 1:25 • Comfortable, clean company vehicles p.m. Jan. 10. Police said the man had put the • Mostly 4-6 hr. monthly/weekly evening runs bills in the mailbox. He later noticed that the mailbox door was open, but the flag was still • Company pallet jack provided for loading & PUBLIC NOTICE CLASSIFIEDS ADS: standing up. Officers said the theft is under investigation. unloading of skids ESTATE NOTICE Police Chief Jeff Vargo said while it’s not ESTATE OF: JACQUELINE NORBREY a/k/a JACQUELINE L. NORBREY EZ TO PLACE. unheard of to have mail stolen, stolen packages LATE OF: Steelton Borough, Dauphin County are typically more common. Applications must be DIED: March 11, 2018 EXECUTOR/ Fraudulent credit card charges  lled out in-person at: ADMINISTRATOR: Michelle C. Woods (Lacy) EZ TO PAY. Representative’s 14382 Shetland Ct. A Lower Swatara Township resident reported Press & Journal Publications Address: Woodbridge, VA 22193 $1,100 in fraudulent charges on his credit card 20 South Union Street, Middletown ATTORNEY: Laura C. Reyes Maloney, Esquire at 4:37 p.m. Jan. 10. Attorney’s Address: Laguna Reyes Maloney, LLP PRESS AND Police said the charges originated from a Fe- 1119 N. Front St. dEx in Memphis, Tenn. The fraudulent charges Monday - Friday: 9 am - 4 pm • (717) 944-4628 Harrisburg, PA 17102 #109 0123-3T JOURNAL.com are under investigation. Police did not have any www.publicnoticepa.com further information. www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected] Wednesday, January 23, 2019 THE PRESS & JOURNAL A5 Mehaffie to co-chair Nuclear Energy Caucus Rep. Tom Mehaffie, R-Lower make the state a energy policies that value the con- are struggling and have limited Swatara Township, will serve as top net export- tributions of all of our resources.” time to do something about it.” ACK’S co-chairman of Pennsylvania’s er of electricity. Mehaffie’s district borders Formed in the spring of 2017, the Nuclear Energy Caucus. “Nuclear Three Mile Island, which an- Nuclear Energy Caucus has more The Nuclear Energy Caucus power is con- nounced it will close in the fall. He than 70 members. Sen. Ryan Au- J TAX PREP is a bipartisan, bicameral group sidered one of is expected to play a key role in leg- ment, R-Lancaster, chairs the cau- which researches and holds dis- the cleanest, islation to be introduced aimed at cus, along with other co-chairmen, FORM 1040 cussions relating to nuclear ener- safest, most re- trying to keep it open in some way. Sen. John Yudichak and Rep. Rob gy’s economic and environmental liable sources Mehaffie “The facility’s closure would Matzie, both Democrats. Includes ALL Accompanying value, as well as its electric power of electricity to- have a very negative effect on our “I’ve been an active member of reliability, affordability and safety. day,” Mehaffie said. “Our nuclear communities. The plant employs the caucus for the past two years, Schedules, State & Local Taxes Pennsylvania is home to five power stations, including Three 675 people. It would also negatively and I look forward to joining the nuclear stations, making it the Mile Island, employ thousands impact many local businesses, and other co-chairs and members of FREE E-FILING! second-largest nuclear capacity of Pennsylvanians and contribute we would lose the more than $1 the caucus in searching for and state in America. The electricity millions to our communities. I’m million in revenue that TMI pays supporting a solution that keeps produced from Pennsylvania’s excited to hit the ground running in taxes, which goes to our local these plants operational, because nuclear sources represents nearly to help educate the General As- schools and social services,” Me- the positive impact they have on 37 percent of the commonwealth’s sembly on the benefits of nuclear haffie said. “This isn’t an isolated our communities is irreplace- total power production, helping energy and develop inclusive issue. Plants across Pennsylvania able,” Mehaffie said. 524 Holly Street • Elizabethtown Conveniently located from Middletown, DA: Cameras in apartment were not functional just off Route 283 and Route 230 VOLUME 129 – NO. 4 From page A1 a felon. If the process of enrolling Joaquim in conviction is of Middletown Area School Dis- The pastor then dropped Cad- a sexual nature trict, according to Howard. But THE PRESS AND dell and his son off at the apart- and the person Joaquim was not enrolled in the JOURNAL, INC. ment sometime that afternoon. is a registered district at the time of his death, Established 1854 If anything was wrong, it was sex offender, said Superintendent Lori Suski. not evident to those who have Crist said he The Dauphin County Coroner’s (USPS 443-100) spoken with the Press & Journal won’t rent to office has also closed its inves- Published Every Wednesday who interacted with Caddell and the person, es- Staats, in 2011 tigation on the case. No toxicol- PRESS & JOURNAL BUILDING Joaquim that day. pecially if they ogy tests were done to detect the 20 S. Union Street, Middletown Chardo said he is “thankful” are looking to lease in a multi-unit presence of alcohol or drugs in PHONE: (717)944-4628 that it appears to investigators building such as the apartments Caddell’s system at the time of FAX: (717)944-2083 that Joaquim was asleep when on South Union Street. the murder-suicide, or of Staats he was shot. Otherwise, Crist said he must or of Joaquim, an official with E-MAIL: [email protected] “It’s an awful thing, the tak- be careful as a landlord to not be the coroner’s office told the Press WEB SITE: www.pressandjournal.com ing of a child’s life, but that the seen as discriminating against & Journal. HOURS: Monday - Friday 9-4 child would know that his father someone just because they have Determining the cause and JOSEPH G. SUKLE, JR., Publisher is about to kill him, and that his a criminal record. manner of death was the extent JASON MADDUX, Editor last moments alive would include “There are laws on the books of the investigation necessary in MAXINE ETTER, General Manager that knowledge just adds to the regarding equal opportunity. this case, the coroner official said. DAVE BROWN, Sales Manager horror…that he didn’t experience … Everybody’s got to live some- While Chardo considers the NANCY J. BROWN, Circulation Manager that terror before he died,” he said. where,” he said. case closed, he told the Press & Within a few hours of the bodies Staats had moved out of the Journal he will as standard proce- The Press and Journal will be mailed to Dauphin and Lancaster counties in Pennsylvania at $35 being discovered, Middletown po- apartment with Joaquim in July, dure review the final report of the a year or $25 for six months. In-State at $45 per lice had posted on its Crimewatch according to Caddell’s sister, investigation, to make sure there year or $30 for six months. Out-of-State $55 a website that the killings were an Rhonda Howard of Philadelphia. are no “flags raised.” He does not year, payable in advance. Online e-Edition $35 apparent murder-suicide. She later moved back into the expect to see any. per year. Single copy 75¢. Investigators could quickly apartment with Joaquim, al- Chardo said he has been told ascertain that, mostly due to the though Howard said she did not that police were dispatched to Periodicals Postage Paid at Harrisburg, PA. location of the bodies, Chardo know exactly when. the apartment before. However, said. Caddell’s was the first found, Staats then decided to leave Chardo said he is not sure if police POSTMASTER: Send address right inside the entrance to the again, but this time left Joaquim were dispatched to an incident changes to: apartment. The weapon was next with Caddell, according to How- involving Caddell and his family, Press and Journal, Inc to his body. ard. or to one involving the tenants “The evidence spoke for itself,” Caddell and Joaquim did not who lived in the apartment before. 20 S. Union Street Christopher B Dixon, AAMS® www.edwardjones.com the DA said. “Circumstantial evi- regularly attend Wesley United Chardo said his office checked to Financial Advisor Member SIPC dence is just the intuitive use of Methodist Church, but Caddell see if Staats — or Caddell — had Middletown, PA 17057-1445 29 S Union St Suite 110 Middletown, PA 17057 common sense, and that’s what was involved in the 10xBetter com- filed a Protection From Abuse 717-944-1206 we did here. We looked at the cir- munity ministry that operates out order, and found none. However,

cumstantial evidence to figure out of the Wesley church at 64 Ann the DA said that his query would IRT-1948G-A what happened.” St. in Middletown, Wesley pastor only have identified an “active” Five security cameras had been the Rev. Naylo Hopkins told the PFA, not one that had expired. installed inside the small apart- Press & Journal. Hopkins is not Chardo also said he does not ment, including one pointing into the pastor who requested police know of Caddell and his family Joaquim’s bedroom. do the welfare check. ever being referred by Middle- But none of the cameras were For example, Caddell and Joa- town police, or by anyone else, to active at the time of the murder- quim both helped 10xBetter give another agency such as Dauphin suicide, and they did not capture away turkeys to needy families County Children & Youth. anything. this past Thanksgiving. Chardo recently created a new Chardo said he understood that Hopkins said that Caddell and ombudsman position in the Dau- the cameras were installed by a Joaquim attended Sunday servic- phin County District Attorney’s previous tenant, not Caddell. es at Wesley once, shortly before Office, “to see how when we have George Crist, who has owned Christmas. Caddell and Joaquim failures how can we do it better the building since 2014, told the then both attended Christmas Eve the next time.” Press & Journal that he did not services at Wesley. However, he doesn’t see the recall the security cameras being Beyond that, Caddell and Joa- murder-suicide of Marvin Cad- in the apartment when Caddell quim were not active in the dell, Nightflower Staats, and took possession of the unit. Wesley church itself, except for Joaquim as being a candidate for Caddell, Joaquim and Staats had their involvement with 10xBetter, review by the ombudsman. lived in the apartment less than a Hopkins said. “It doesn’t appear so far that year, according to Crist. Hopkins believes that Caddell there was law enforcement in- Crist said he knew of Caddell’s and Joaquim were attending volvement such that we could record as a convicted felon from church elsewhere, and that Cad- have done something different,” doing a check, but that the felony dell was interested in becoming a Chardo said. “I don’t think there was “very old.” Caddell was con- member of that church. is anything within our area that victed of robbery in 1994, and The Wesley congregation was there was a failure that I can sentenced to two to five years in shocked and saddened by news of perceive that I would refer it to state prison. the murder-suicide, Hopkins said. the ombudsman to say, ‘Hey, how Crist said he uses discretion “It was heartbreaking.” can we do it better?’ But that’s just in deciding whether to rent to Caddell had also begun the preliminary.” GRANT: Conewago work includes flood mitigation From page A1 priority watershed along the before we begin construction, so pipeline corridor. The watershed I would anticipate this project tory requirements while restor- is impaired with both sediment moving into the construction ing a watershed with a replicable and nutrients. phases in late 2019 or early 2020,” model, while reducing flooding, Letavic said the entire project — Letavic said. and we are doing it with grant which includes flood plain recon- Londonderry is partnering funding thereby lessening the nection, flood mitigation, legacy with other agencies, including the financial burden on taxpayers. sediment removal, bio swales and Tri-County Conewago Creek As- That is a project you can be very riparian buffer — is estimated to sociation, Penn State, Manada and proud of,” Letavic said. cost $4.2 million. Lancaster County Conservancies In October, the township re- He said they are in the first and Mount Joy Township. ceived $193,000 for the project from phases. A $50,000 grant from the “This project is large enough in a grant funded from a $12.6 million National Fish and Wildlife Foun- scope to make a meaningful im- civil penalty imposed on Sunoco dation was used to fund a pre- pact in those areas,” Letavic said. Pipeline LLP over permit viola- liminary plan. The Mariner East Other Growing Greener grant tions related to the construction II grant went toward final design recipients included Cambria of the Mariner East II pipeline. and permit costs, and the Growing County, Nanty-Glo Flood Control The Conewago Creek Water- Greener grant will be used for the Restoration, Dauphin County, shed — which is 53 miles through first part of construction. Lancaster County, Montgomery Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon “We have to complete the final County, Schuylkill County, Wash- counties — was identified as a design and permitting process ington County and York County. TRASH: Township meets with Waste Industries From page A1 the township recently met with the next day. Residents believed Waste Industries officials. Waste their carts were being stolen, bulk item, put out three garbage Industries, she said, will include McBride said. bags and a bulk item or four bags information in an upcoming bill “We now have it corrected where and no bulk item. about how trash is collected, how a cart will not be taken until there Henninger said if residents bulk items will be picked up and is a replacement to leave that same wanted to discard of a refrigera- what can be discarded in the trash. day,” McBride said. tor, then Waste Industries needed McBride said drivers were tak- She said Waste Industries en- to be notified 24 hours in advance. ing broken navy blue trash carts, couraged residents to call if they McBride said people from thinking they would be replaced have issues at 717-949-2363. 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“It’s pretty neat. I honestly think my biggest reward was what we did that “In a lifetime, I never thought I would be put in that situation. I am night. This is kind of icing on the cake. It’s definitely an honor.” thankful I reacted the way I did.” Aaron Andrew Young Jennifer Lynn Dixon MEDAL: Dixon and Young discuss what they did to help save the lives of two young people in car crash From page A1 aid, also played a role in the rescue a great feeling that I haven’t had Dixon said. ies and beginning their long road ing that Shaffer didn’t get caught although he was not chosen to in awhile.” Next to Dixon in the Nissan to recovery. on a seat belt or something else, 19-year-old 2015 Blue Raider grad. receive a Carnegie Medal. “It’s pretty neat,” Young said. “I van was her sister. Her niece and Aaron Young jokes that Dixon and came out cleanly. Had he not, Keating and Shaffer were also Dixon and Young say they don’t honestly think my biggest reward mother Mavis were in the second “hitched a ride” on the same Young shudders as to what could coming back from that memorable know who nominated them to was what we did that night. This seat. In the back was her 16-year- helicopter that flew the two boys have happened. 2016 playoff game in Bethlehem. receive the medal. is kind of icing on the cake. It’s old nephew, who had fallen asleep to Lehigh. The car was quickly becoming They were almost home, when They are both happy to receive definitely an honor.” wearing headphones. He didn’t Dixon stayed at Lehigh for engulfed in flames. Things were Shaffer lost control of the car the medal, although it wasn’t Dixon — who turned 30 on want to listen to the music that nearly two days, returning Sunday getting worse by the second. He in the 300 block of Stoner Drive, something that either of them say Christmas Day — has lived in Mid- was playing in the van. afternoon to Middletown. had to get himself and Shaffer about 70 yards up the road from they were expecting. dletown all her life. She grew up Dixon pulled over and thought That same night hundreds of away from the car, but Shaffer Young’s house. “I was shocked and happy and in Genesis Court, graduated from she had put the van in park. She people showed up for a prayer was totally out and “dead weight.” Rick Cruz, a Lower Swatara excited, all at the same time” when Middletown Area High School found out later that in her haste, vigil for Keating and Shaffer at He was also still on fire, from Township resident who lives near the man from Carnegie called in 2007, and now lives off South she had only put the van in neu- the Smith’s Tree Farm in Swatara the waist down. Young took off the Young and who was driving down Dixon the other day to tell her she Catherine Street. Mavis lives on tral and that her sister had to put Township where Shaffer had hoodie he was wearing and patted Stoner Road and stopped to render would be getting a medal. “It was West Water Street. it in park. worked. out the flames. Lower Swatara firefighters dur- She went running towards the Dixon didn’t want to go at first, By that time he could see the ing a ceremony that the township burning car, as if without thinking because she was in a lot of pain. emergency lights coming from the held honoring Dixon and the other and pumping full of adrenaline. “My body felt like I was hit by a police and ambulance. They took rescuers asked her if she had ever Her niece and her sister called bus,” she said. But she went. over. As Young sat in the back of been in the military. They figured 911, but her sister kept yelling While she recovered quickly the ambulance, one of the officers she had to have been, because for Dixon to get back. The car from her physical wounds, Dixon came up to him and said “Hey, good as she recalls them saying, “not was “crackling and popping like had her own mental trauma from news — just two people in the car” a lot of people would have done it was going to explode,” just like what she had been through on and they both got out. what you did that night.” At least in the movies. that night. “I thought, ‘Thank God,’” Young the firefighters wear protective At first Dixon was running back For the first month after what remembers. “Holy crap, we did clothing. and forth, from the passenger happened Dixon had nightmares. this. We actually got these people Dixon said no, she’d never been side to the driver’s side, until she Her boyfriend would tell her she out of the car.” in the military, although she does heard Keating screaming from the was yelling in her sleep about be- Like Dixon, other than the initial work for the Army at the depot in passenger side “I’m burning! I’m ing on fire. winding from running Young said New Cumberland. She was a distri- burning!” Dixon said she doesn’t he didn’t feel any pain while he bution process worker at the time, She kicked the pas- remember any of the was rescuing Shaffer. and is now in the maintenance senger side win- nightmares and “The adrenaline gets you department. dow once, and then dreams, and after through what you are doing” at Young, a bank credit officer, twice. The third about a month the time, Young said. “It’s just and his wife, Kristy, have three time she kicked it, they went amazing how your body and your kids, ages 8, 10 and 12. Young had the window shat- away. mindset goes into this zone where connections to both Keating and tered. When she you are extremely focused on that Shaffer, although he didn’t realize Crawling beneath came home very second, and what needs to who either boy was at the time be- flames from inside from Lehigh be done.” cause they were so badly burned. of the car, Dixon Dixon’s two Young had a minor burn on his Keating’s father, Brian, is good grabbed Keating small children one hand and a little puncture friends with Young’s sister’s hus- and pulled most of — now 7 and 8 wound, but didn’t feel he had to band. Still more uncanny, Kristy his body out. With — welcomed her go to the hospital. knew Scott Shaffer’s dad, Tom the help of her mother The Carnegie Medal with posters say- “Can you kind of clean me up Shaffer, from years before when Mavis, they were able to ing “My mom is a here, and we’ll call it a day,” he Kristy was a teacher in the Central get him out completely, but Keat- hero.” Mavis and other members remembers telling the medical Dauphin School District. ing’s pants were on fire. of her family still sometimes say personnel in the ambulance. A former elementary school Mavis took off the jacket she “there goes my hero” as Jennifer Young still got a bill from the principal at Fink in Middletown, was wearing, and used it to put the walks by. hospital. Tom now teaches language arts at flames out. No sooner did Mavis Besides the recognition from “I helped save this guy’s life, Middletown Area Middle School. and Jennifer pull Keating to the Lower Swatara Township, the and I get billed for it,” he jokes. “We know these people,” it side than the entire car went up depot in New Cumberland pre- He paid it. dawned on Young as he sat in an in flames. sented Dixon with a glass globe. Going back to work in the im- ambulance moments after rescu- Jennifer could feel herself The Lehigh burn center had a mediate aftermath of the rescue, ing Shaffer, for the first time start- breathing in smoke while rescuing big dinner for she and the other Young remembers a moment ing to wrap his head around what Joey, but she really didn’t pay at- rescuers and for the Keating and where he looked at his desk and he had just done. tention to it. She had also burned Shaffer families. said to himself, “None of this stuff her hand trying to pry open the Dixon still stays in touch with really matters.” Jennifer’s story passenger door, but again, it was the Keating and Shaffer families, It did of course — he needed to After making that turn onto as if she didn’t feel any of this mostly with Joey’s mom Rachelle work to provide for his family. But Stoner Drive, Jennifer quickly until afterward. Keating, with whom Jennifer what had happened that night had came upon the car that was on But Dixon herself was hurt, exchanges text messages on a changed his perspective, regard- its roof and already catching fire. and in need of medical attention. regular basis. ing what really is important in life. She had remembered seeing She was taken to the Penn State Today, she is grateful to her “You are so appreciative for the the same car on the highway as Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, mother, Mavis, who was “by my small things, and for family and they were both driving back from and later air-lifted to the Lehigh side the whole time” during the friends,” Young said. “You want Bethlehem. Realizing it was the Valley Hospital, where Keating rescue. They were Joey and Scott’s to help people more. I haven’t same car, “all I could think of is and Shaffer would remain for guardian angels that night, Jen- made good on that, but it feels that’s somebody’s kids in that car,” months enduring multiple surger- nifer said, adding that she and great to change somebody’s life her mother had guardian angels in that way.” watching them as well. The Lower Swatara fire chief “You never think” of what you stopped by Young’s house a day would do in that kind of a situa- or two later to see if he was all tion, Dixon said. “In a lifetime, I right. Later, as he and Dixon and never thought I would be put in the others were recognized by the that situation. I am thankful I township police and fire officers, reacted the way I did.” Young was taken aback by what Pick your term for these the officers were saying to him. Aaron’s story One of his friends, a firefighter, When Young first saw the car up- was telling him about people who side down and on fire, he could see spend 20 years in the fire depart- special CD rates. there were people trying desper- ment never having the chance to ately to break inside — Jennifer do what Young did, even though and Mavis Dixon, although Young that’s what they all aspire to. didn’t know them at the time. A police officer spoke of how He ran back to his barn to get a amazing it was for ordinary citi- 13-24 MONTH 25-36 MONTH sledgehammer, and started up a zens to do what Young and Dixon CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT four-wheeler to drive back down did, with no training. Praise from to the scene. regular people is one thing. Young was just 39, but he already For police and firefighters who felt so winded from the cold air in train to do this everyday telling % % his lungs that he thought he would you that what you did was special, 1 2 collapse. takes it to a whole other level, apy apy It took just seconds to get back Young said. down to the burning car, but by “I’ll probably never get that op- 2.85 3.00 then the Dixons had been able to portunity again, but it felt pretty get Joey out. Joey was walking, but darn good,” Young recalled of that Minimum Balance $1,000 Minimum Balance $25,000 it was more like hobbling, with the night. “It went about as good as it smoke coming out of his clothes. could for a bad situation. The stars Available for CD & IRA Available for CD & IRA Jennifer and Mavis were busy kind of aligned for those boys to attending to Joey, who Young survive that night.” could see was “in bad shape,” but Young was worried that others What happens next were still inside the car. Neither Dixon nor Young have Visit or call Centric Bank to open your CD account. He remembers yelling, “Is there received their medals yet. anybody else in there?” and hear- Dixon said the man from Carn- ing someone — he’s not sure who egie said he would reach out to the Our friendly team will be glad to assist you! — yell back saying there could be governor’s office, and perhaps to up to five people in the car. local dignitaries, regarding some At that point Young realized that kind of public presentation of the if anyone else was in the car, it medal to her. It would take about would be up to him to get them out. six to eight weeks, he told her. He went around to the front Young asked that Carnegie just and could see movement in the send him the medal in the mail. driver’s seat. “I’m not much of a spotlight “Oh crap, there is somebody in person,” Young said, although the there,” Young remembers think- Carnegie person said Young could ing. He yelled to Shaffer, who was change his mind and also opt for a fading in and out of consciousness. public presentation, if he wants. In 1 2.85% APY is effective as of 01.17.2019. A minimum deposit of $1,000 is required to open or maintain a The driver’s side window was any event, he was told it will also Certificate of Deposit. 2 3.00% APY is effective as of 01.17.2019. A minimum deposit of $25,000 is required already blown out. Young squatted take about six to eight weeks for to open or maintain this Certificate of Deposit. down as low as he could while still the medal to arrive in the mail. These are limited time offers and may be discontinued at any time without further notice. APYs assume on his feet, then got on his knees Including the 18 recognized in principal and interest remain in the account for the entire term of the CD. Interest will be compounded and and grabbed Shaffer’s hands and 2018, a total of 10,062 Carnegie credited to your account monthly. Early withdrawal penalty applies. Fees may reduce earnings. arms, anything he could get a Medals have been awarded since hold of. the inception of the Pittsburgh- “I just remember pulling with based Carnegie fund in 1904. CentricBank.com | 717.657.7727 everything I had,” and Shaffer Each awardee or their survivors came out. Young still finds it amaz- also receive a financial grant.

Centric_CD_Specials_MiddletownPJ_4colx9.indd 1 1/17/2019 4:04:00 PM PRESS& JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2019 | B1 Raiders close but can’t seal the deal Boys basketball loses 13th in a row, including double OT game to Panthers

By Larry Etter their first game. a non-league game against Pequea Mehki Flowers, Tyler Petroski buzzer-beating trey by Nyles Jones back the upset bid. Petroski re- Press & Journal Staff At this stage of the season, the Valley on Wednesday. The Raiders hit a three-pointer and then drove gave the hosts a 40-39 edge at the corded a game-high 30 points and goal is to see progress coming from will close out the season against inside for another goal to cut the halftime break. Nester added 17 in the loss. Flow- They did not win again last a team that has just one senior and Milton Hershey, Annville-Cleona lead to three. A strong finish by the A 12-5 edge in the low-scoring ers, Jones and Erik Dickey teamed week, but the young Middletown one junior among its ranks. The and Lower Dauphin. hosts, however, gave the Rollers a third quarter kept the Rollers in for 49 points for the winners. boys took some steps forward in regular season is winding down 22-12 lead heading into the second front, 52-44, heading into the final basketball action in spite of the to its final three weeks, and the Steelton-Highspire 69, quarter. frame. The Raiders made just two losses. team has just one victory to show Middletown 58 With 6:10 left in the second stanza of 12 shots in the period to fall East Pennsboro 66, Proof of that came first, in a for all its hard work. Getting off to slow starts has Petroski, Jules Nester and Powell behind. But the Middletown squad Middletown 62 (double overtime) hard-fought 69-58 loss at Steelton- A game scheduled against been an unwelcome characteristic kicked off a run of 7 straight points stayed in contention throughout The Blue Raiders fell behind Highspire on Tuesday, and second, South Western at Gettysburg on of the Blue Raiders through much to pull the Raiders to within five, the fourth period, pulling to within early against host East Pennsboro in a tension-filled 66-62 double Saturday was cancelled due to of the season, and that was the case 26-21. In the point surge that fol- 6 points, 57-51, on a trey by Nester on Friday and gave the appear- overtime setback at East Penns- the weather. at Steel-High on Jan. 15. lowed, the Blue Raiders wracked with 5:50 left, and within 7, 61-54, ances of heading to a lopsided boro on Friday. In both games the On tap this week were scheduled The Rollers jumped out to an up 18 points on their way to a 39-35 on another triple by Nester at the loss. But a second-half awakening Middletown coaches and fans got games against Capital Division early 7-0 lead before a single foul reversal on the scoreboard. The 4:12 mark. on both ends of the court gave the to see some of the potential of the leaders Camp Hill and Trinity. shot by Tony Powell broke the Raiders, led by Petroski’s 16 points But the Steel-High defense was Raiders an exciting comeback and youthful Blue Raiders, who stand Next week’s slate includes a road ice. After the Rollers increased and 7 by Nester, outgunned the able to hold the Raiders to just 4 at 1-13 on the season after winning trip to West Perry on Tuesday and their lead to 9-1 on a bucket by Rollers 27-15 in the period before a points the rest of the way to turn Please see RAIDERS, page B6

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EGISTRATIONLSTAA Baseball and Softball registration for the 2019 season will be held at midnight oil at New Oxford tournament the Lower Swatara Municipal Building: 1499 Spring Garden Dr., Middletown The Middletown wrestling team Bishop McDevitt Crusaders on is offering free admission to stu- went 2-0 last week, including suc- Jan. 14. On Thursday, the Raiders dents and faculty who bring three SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th 9 am-Noon cess at a marathon-style New Ox- put on an equally impressive show nonperishable food items, which R ford tournament that lasted well for their home crowd, defeating will be donated to the Middletown SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th 1 pm-4 pm past midnight on Friday. Palmyra 50-21. Interfaith Food Pantry. All specta- Open to all kids living within Lower Swatara Township and Highspire. That put the Raiders’ dual meet Ten Raiders earned medals at tors are welcome and encouraged First year players must bring a copy of birth certifi cate and proof of residency document. record at 9-5 on the season, good the New Oxford event, which was to bring donations as well. for No. 9 in the AA power rank- changed up because of the impend- For questions, including cost and fundraiser ings. The top 12 qualify for the ing storm Saturday. Middletown 57, Bishop McDevitt 21 options as well as online registration, visit www.lstaa.org or call postseason, which kicks off Jan. 28. The Blue Raiders will play host The Blue Raiders started fast JASON WAGNER at (717) 574-0536 The week began with a dominat- to East Pennsboro for Senior Night Volunteers for coaching are welcome and may sign up at registration. Online registration cut-off date is 2/3/19. ing 57-21 performance over the at 7 p.m. Thursday. Middletown Please see WRESTLERS, page B2 B2 THE PRESS & JOURNAL Wednesday, January 23, 2019 www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected]

WRESTLERS: Blue Raiders keep postseason push alive with two dual wins, late night in New Oxford From page B1 last seven matches, closing the to lock up the pin at 132 pounds. match with a 57-21 score in favor After suffering a few tough against the Crusaders and never of the Blue Raiders. losses early, the Cougars opted to looked back. Vinny Corradi (160), Ayden surrender the forfeit to Joey Spear Luke Fegley (113 pounds) and Miller (170), Matthew Mitchell at 138 pounds. Diante “Sterling” Zach Malay (120) each scored pins (195), Ivan Henderson (220) and Grey jumped back into the Raider in the opening bouts to give the Krea Scheaffer (106) each won by lineup and earned the pin at 145, Raiders a 12-0 lead. Nathan Brady forfeit. bringing the Raider lead to 30-0. (126) dropped a close 3-0 decision Palmyra picked up their first to Crusader standout Nate Smith. Middletown 50, Palmyra 21 team points with a decision at 152, Ryan Berstler and Joey Spear Junior Zach Malay got the Raid- but Middletown’s Chris Joseph extended the Raider lead to 24-3 ers on the board first against the responded with a 17-2 win by with two more pins at 132 and 138 visiting Cougars with a win by technical fall at 160. pounds. forfeit at 113 pounds. The Cougars looked like they The Crusaders picked up 6 Luke Fegley (120) and Nathan might make a run through the points at 145 pounds before Chris Brady (126) each earned critical upper weights, securing pins at Joseph scrapped his way to a 5-3 wins over quality opponents to 170 and 182, but Middletown sopho- decision at 152 pounds. stretch Middletown’s lead to 12-0. more Matthew Mitchell put the The depleted Crusader squad Middletown’s Ryan Berstler, brakes on the Cougars. Mitchell was able to pick-up wins at 182 who was recognized at the start rallied to secure a 7-6 come-from- and 285, but surrendered forfeits of the match for hitting the 100 behind victory at 195 pounds, and to the Blue Raiders in five of the win mark, needed only 48 seconds guaranteed the Raider victory. Middletown’s Jeremy Wells won by forfeit at 220, and Quincy Rein- nagel (285) flattened Palmyra’s Brian Devonshire for the pin in See Us For All Your Automotive Needs 1 minute, 38 seconds to close out the evening. LUBE, OIL PA STATE Midnight marathon in New Oxford With the winter storm loom- & FILTER INSPECTION ing, the New Oxford tournament officials made the call to restruc- ture the format to complete the two-day, 26-team, tournament in LWOOD’S one marathon evening of Friday E VICE STATI night action. 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Spear dropped a tough We won’t let Ethan Ketner of Hershey. Fegley semifinal match to New Oxford is now 26-1 on the season. standout Jared Bair, before earn- you stranded! Ryan Berstler had another stel- ing a 6-0 decision, and third place, lar outing, winning three straight with a win over Esteban Moran of matches for an opportunity at the Harry S. Truman. Spear is now 126-pound title. Berstler won his 23-3 on the season. first three matches with a pin, a Quincy Reinnagel looked im- major decision, and a hard-fought pressive in the opening rounds, 3-2 decision over Noah Rice of York and en route to a fourth-place SERVICE STATION Suburban. finish. Reinnagel earned pins over 944-4407 Berstler dropped a close 6-4 Jeremy Gebhart, Littlestown, and decision in the finals to earn sec- Justin Scott, Line Mountain, but Corner Main & Spruce Sts., Middletown ond place. Berstler is 24-5 on the dropped his semifinal and final OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 7 AM-6 PM season. match. Another Raider standout, Nate Brady, fell victim to a stacked At 120 pounds, Nate Brady pinned Dylan Culver in the consolation round of 120-pound bracket (and the un- the New Oxford tournament on Friday. usual tournament format) and had to settle for seventh place. Brady won his opener by 17-2 technical fall, but fell to PIAA state place COMING SOON! winner, Blake Showers. Brady responded by pinning Dylan Cul- ver in the consolation round, but slipped again to Bobby Zelinski of Scranton in a 5-1 decision. Brady was awarded seventh place by “no contest” because they had already reached the five-match daily maxi- mum according to PIAA rules. Chris Joseph also reached his daily match limit in a seventh- place finish at 152 pounds. After dropping a high scoring 15-13 deci- sion in the opening contest against r Adam Wertz of Waynesboro, Jo- seph responded by winning three straight matches. Joseph’s wins came by way of two pins and an- other high scoring 16-15 decision. 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We are a Safe Sanctuary congrega- commissioners — Jeff Haste, Hartwick school is at 9 a.m. and worship is at 10:15 a.m. tion. New Beginnings Church invites you to Mike Pries and George P. Hart- also pointed When you walk in the door, you will see people of worship with us each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. wick III — will run for re-election. to his work all ages and walks of life, some dressed formally Nursery and children’s church is provided. Our Republicans Haste and Pries in holding the and others casually in jeans and sneakers. Come congregation meets at Riverside Chapel, 630 S. announced their re-election line on prop- as you are. Union St., next to the Rescue Fire Company. Sunday School for all ages is at 9 a.m. campaign last week, promising erty taxes Our greeters wear nametags, Choir Director – Erich Schlicher; to “keep moving in the right for 14 years so they are easy to find and they Children’s Time – Lee Ellenberg- We are handicap accessible via Saturdays: We clean the direction.’’ Hartwick, a Demo- while expand- will be happy to help you if you er; Audio Visual – Steve Moyer, ramp at back door. For additional Middletown Food Bank the 3rd Haste crat, made his announcement ing services to need any assistance or have a Jamal Warren and Justin Hahn; church information call 717- Saturday every other month. The question. We celebrate com- Head Usher – Scott Green; Greet- 944-9595. For security purposes community is invited to partici- Tuesday at several locations in what he called munion the first Sunday of each ers – Joan Rudy, and Forney our back and side doors will be pate in these important areas of the county. He also introduced “our most month. In the spirit of Jesus and Mary Jane Rife; Nursery locked every Sunday morning at our church life. his running mate — Diane Bow- vulnerable Christ, and as a congregation in Caregivers – Deb Lidle and Joyce 10:30 a.m. at the start of worship. January ushers: Pat and man, a former Susquehanna residents” the United Methodist Church, Moyer. The only door for entry after that Harvey Givler, Bonnie and Joel Township commissioner and — children we welcome all (baptized or un- This week’s schedule of activi- will be the front door. Guzzo. Greeter: Paul Thompson. longtime community advocate. and families, baptized) to partake of the holy ties is as follows: The community is invited to Children’s Church leaders for Haste was appointed to the those suffer- sacrament. We invite you to ex- Wed., Jan. 23: 6 p.m., Alcohol- our new contemporary service Sunday, January 27: Eva Allen board in 2002 and was re-elected ing from ad- perience life at Evangelical UMC. ics Anonymous Group Book on Monday evenings at and Becky Smith. in 2003, 2007, 2011 and 2015. Pries, diction, and Pries Whether you are looking for a Study; 6:30 p.m., Choir rehearsal. 7 p.m. entitled “New Begin- Our prayer garden in the rear a former Derry Township super- the senior community, are lonely, searching Thurs., Jan. 24: 6 p.m., SPRC nings Unchained Worship Fel- of the yard has an 8-foot cross for the meaning of life, or want meeting; 7:30 p.m., Missions Com- lowship.” Persons who have no that is made out of nails. From visor, was appointed in 2010 and population. to know more about Jesus, our mittee. church affiliation or are seeking spring to winter benches are won elections in 2011 and 2015. “Diane doors are open for you. Check Sun., Jan. 27: 9 a.m., Sun- to grow in their faith in their provided to use to meditate or Hartwick entered politics in shares my our website to learn more about day school; 10:15 a.m., Worship relationship with God are in- just enjoy the beauty and quiet- his early 20s, when he was elected commitment us: www.eumch.org. Service. vited. We invite you to come and ness along the Swatara Creek. mayor of Steelton, making him to uplifting This week’s worship assis- Tues., Jan 29: 2 p.m., Prayer check out our new service. Pastor Britt writes a daily the youngest mayor in Pennsyl- all our resi- tants are as follows: Pastor – Lee Shawl; 6 p.m., God’s Kitchen at Sundays: Children’s choir devotional on the Facebook page vania at that time. He is running dents,’’ Hart- Ellenberger; Liturgist – Steve Welsey, meal provided by Evan. rehearsal Sundays at 10 a.m.; “Pastor Britt Strohecker.” for a fifth term, having won in wick said. Moyer; Organist – Don Cowsert; Youth Fellowship meets Sunday Our Sunday worship service 2003, 2007, 2011 and 2015. ‘’She has the Hartwick evening from 5 to 7 p.m. is broadcast on the MAHS radio “We have made fiscal respon- experience Mondays: Men meet every station, WMSS 91.1 FM at 3 p.m. Monday morning for prayer every Sunday afternoon. Listen sibility a top priority for our and work eth- Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church at 6 a.m. Community men are on the radio or the Internet at county and are proud to say that ic to ensure we have not raised county prop- we continue Calvary church has been a part of the Middle- welcome; Sociable Seniors group www.pennlive.com/wmss/audio. town Borough community since 1936. It has been meets the 1st and 3rd Mondays Check us out on our website at erty taxes for the past 14 straight moving for- our privilege to proclaim the good news of Jesus from 1 to 3 p.m. All are welcome. www.newbeginningschurchmid- years,’’ Haste said. ward.’’ Christ all these years and to do so knowing the Wednesdays: Craft Group dletownpa.com. The Republicans made the an- Bowman good news has never changed in over 2000 years. meets at 1 p.m.; Choir practice at Pastor Britt’s parting words nouncement at Detweiler Park — is the former We firmly hold to the Apostles’ Creed and the 6:30 p.m. each Sunday: “Nothing in this the county’s newest and largest executive di- Westminster Confession of Faith and its Larger Thursdays: Blanket makers world is more important than the park — “because deciding what rector of the Bowman meet the 1st and 2nd Thursdays love of Jesus Christ!” We invite and Shorter Catechisms as clearly teaching what to do with this property will be Pennsylvania Scripture teaches. If we believe the Gospel of of the month at 9 a.m.; Interces- you to come and experience this sory Prayer meets at 6 p.m., fol- love. an important goal for the future Democratic Party and former Christ, then by trusting in his death and resur- and one in which all residents chairwoman of the Dauphin rection for sinners we will be forgiven and saved from God’s wrath. lowed by Bible Study at 7 p.m. will have a say,” Haste said. County Democratic Committee. Please join us each Sunday to hear the Gospel. Learn more at: www. calvaryopc.com. They touted the recent linking “I look forward to providing Ebenezer United Methodist Church of the 20-mile Greenbelt to Fort my work experience as an audi- Our worship services are at to all who come. We also have Hunter Park. Pries highlighted tor for the Pennsylvania auditor 10:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. We are Sunday school classes for all ages Ebenezer United Methodist Church and Child- the nearly $68.7 million in Hol- general to bring accountability located at the corner of Spruce at 9 a.m. and a Bible Study and care, 890 Ebenezer Road, Middletown invites and Emaus streets here in prayer meeting each Wednesday everyone to join us for worship on Sunday lywood Casino gaming revenue in government and the much- Middletown. We have a fellow- at 7 p.m. We are studying the mornings lead by Pastor Brad Gilbert. Our invested in Dauphin County. needed protections for every ship meal following the 10:15 a.m. power of prayer on Wednesday services are relaxed and casual. We offer a “Local governments would resident including the LGBTQ morning worship service on the nights. traditional service at 8:45 a.m. and a contempo- have had to spend millions in community as I was able to do first Sunday of every month, free rary service with a band (electric guitars) at 10:45 property tax dollars to pay for as president of the Susquehanna a.m. At 10 a.m., between services, there is a the equipment for firefighters Township Board of Commis- variety of Christian Education classes for all and police, infrastructure proj- sioners with the passage of a ages. ects and vital human service non-discrimination ordinance St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church We have several things hap- Have a favorite board game? programs these grants fund- in 2011,” Bowman said. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Spring & Union pening at Ebenezer and all are “Game Night” is every third ed,’’ Pries said. “These grants Recently, Hartwick spearhead- Streets (121 N. Spring St), Middletown. We are a welcome. There is a prayer time, Monday at 6:30 p.m. We also offer brought in an amazing $340 mil- ed efforts to reform the county’s Reconciling In Christ Church. Visit our website “Partners in Prayer” that meets a variety of other groups includ- lion in additional investments to criminal justice system and at www.stpetersmiddletown.org. Please join us the first Monday of each month ing Bible studies. our communities and helped to provide treatment rather than for worship. Our worship times are: Sunday at 7 p.m. Through scripture, Any questions please call us create more than 10,000 jobs.’’ jail cells for those who pose no morning worship at 10 a.m. Sunday Church song, and meditation we experi- at 717-939-0766 or e-mail us at school for all ages begins at 9 a.m.; Wednesday ence the joy of God’s presence. [email protected]. Haste and Pries also empha- threat to themselves or others. morning at 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Chapel; sized: Hartwick has worked on Saturday evening at 5 p.m., Good Shepherd • Dauphin County is the first to diversity efforts in the county, Chapel. Please enter the church through the take advantage of new state law helping revamp hiring practices parking lot door. Our Sunday worship service is broadcast at 11 a.m. Presbyterian Congregation of Middletown to green-light a Land Bank and and launching an annual multi- on WMSS 91.1FM. The Presbyterian Congregation is located at 290 Infrastructure Bank. The Land cultural festival and committee, Church: Sat., Jan. 26: 5 p.m., Middletown, PA 17057. N. Union St. in downtown Middletown. We are a Bank allowed for the renovation he said. Holy Communion – Good Shep- Food Pantry News: Especially body of Christian people who reach out to others of eyesores and the elimination He also touted his work to herd Chapel – Everyone is needed are personal care/toiletry by sharing God’s Word, love, and fellowship. Warm greetings to one and all as we seek to grow of blight, from disused mill prop- attract jobs, tourism and invest- welcome. items: toilet tissue, deodorants, erty in Steelton to creating new ment to the county; and his work Sun., Jan. 27: 10 a.m., Holy toothbrushes, toothpaste, sham- closer to our Lord Jesus Christ. Please join us on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. as Pastor Christian Neu- homes in Susquehanna Town- on drug courts and mental health Communion – everyone is wel- poos, conditioners, cotton swabs, ship. The Infrastructure Bank courts. come. tissues, soap, paper towels, etc. baum leads us in worship. Our sanctuary is has made possible the repair of He said his approach to the Wed., Jan. 30: 10 a.m., Holy Items collected are taken to the air-conditioned and handicapped accessible, and Communion – Good Shepherd Middletown Area Interfaith Food there are also hearing devices for anyone want- intersections and roads. rapidly escalating heroin and Chapel - everyone is welcome. Pantry located at 201 Wyoming ing to use one. Nursery is available during the service, as well as • New programs at the county’s opioid crisis has emphasized Free Little Library: St. Peter’s Street, Royalton. Individuals Bible Listening bags for children to utilize during the service. Do Judicial Center are finding non- having counselors meet with has a Free Little Library located may also take items directly to join us! jail alternatives for low-risk of- overdose victims in emergency at the entrance door by the park- the food pantry, which is open Adult Forum resumes this carries out its mission of trans- fenders, as well as coordinating rooms to smooth the transition ing lot. This Free Little Library Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 week. You are invited on Sundays forming conflict and building addiction treatment and other to immediate treatment. belongs to everyone. Anyone may a.m. to 12:30 pm. The Community from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. in Fellow- community through fact-to-face services with either those going He also mentioned his work use it. The books are always free. Action Commission office is open ship Hall for our Adult Forum, dialogue programs. The theme to jail or under supervised re- to ensure that all county-owned It is not necessary to give a book Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday an opportunity to learn more for January is “May the Peace of lease. Consolidating operations bridges are no longer structur- to take a book. Come take a look, and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., about the Bible and issues of con- Christ Be With You.” with the adjacent prison saved ally deficient and his efforts with read a book! at the same location. Food Pantry cern to Christians. All are wel- Our electronic newsletter can Interfaith Area Council Month Sunday is February 3 (the first come as we study the Bible and be accessed anytime at www.pc- $500,000 in 2018 and a projected the land bank and infrastructure of Caring for January: Please Sunday of each month). reflect on how the scriptures can mdt.org...click on “resources”… $800,000 this year. bank, as well as the Elder Abuse donate to your church, syna- Check us out on Facebook - St. inform and inspire us to “walk click on “newsletter.” (These • In another first-of-its-kind ini- Task Force to combat financial gogue, or directly to the Middle- Peter’s Lutheran Church Middle- the talk” in our daily lives and to are PDF files should open with tiative, Haste and Pries created abuse, neglect and exploitation town Food Pantry to help those town, PA. Go ahead “like” our be responsible and faithful Chris- Adobe Acrobat). For further in- the Municipal Bridge Program, of older Pennsylvanians. in this community in our need. Facebook page. Remember, if you tians as we confront the critical formation, see our website www. which uses state transportation- “My hometown was a true See needs below in Food Pantry “Like” and “Follow” us on Face- issues of our time. Chris Fritz, pcmdt.org, visit our Facebook related funds to cover 40 percent melting pot that taught me how News or monetary donations book when there are new “posts” director for community engage- page (www.facebook.com/Pres- of a municipality’s cost to repair to survive tough times, think on can be mailed to Middletown you will be notified. Thanks. ment at Advoz in Lancaster, will byterianCongregation), or call or replace its bridges and offer my feet and work harder than Interfaith Council, P.O. Box 207, share some stories of how Advoz the office. low interest loans through the the next guy,” Hartwick said of county’s infrastructure bank to Steelton. DIRECTORY OF CHURCH SERVICES Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church Geyers United Methodist Church St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 1605 South Geyers Church Road, Middletown 121 N. Spring Street, Middletown 10 Spruce Street, Middletown • 717-944-5835 Church Office 717-944-4651 717-944-6426 Sunday School - 9 am • Morning Worship 10:15 am REV. DR. J. RICHARD ECKERT, Pastor PASTOR STEVAN ATANASOFF Evening Worship - 6 pm Sunday Worship - 10 am www.calvaryopc.com Worship - 9 am - Followed by Coffee Fellowship Sunday Church School - 9 am - for all ages Sunday School - 10:30 am Saturday Worship - 5 pm - in the Chapel Ebenezer United Methodist Church Wednesday Worship - 10 am in the Chapel "Love God, Love People, Make Disciples" New Beginnings Church Worship Broadcast on 91.1 FM - 11 am 890 Ebenezer Road, Middletown at the Riverside Chapel We are a Reconciling in Christ Congregation (Corner of 441 & Ebenezer Road) 630 South Union St., Middletown • 717-388-1641 Phone 717-939-0766 Sunday School - 9 am • Worship Service - 10:30 am Seven Sorrows BVM Parish Sunday Worship: PASTOR BRITT STROHECKER 280 North Race St., Middletown Traditional - 8:45 am • Contemporary - 10:45 am Everyone Is Welcome! Parish Office 717-944-3133 Christian Education (All Ages) - 10 am REV. TED KEATING, JR., Pastor Christian Child Care - 717-985-1650 Presbyterian Congregation of Middletown Saturday Evening Vigil - 5:30 pm BRAD GILBERT, Pastor Union & Water Sts., Middletown • 717-944-4322 Sunday Masses - 8:00 am, 10:30 am & 6:00 pm www.ebenezerumc.net Church School - 9:15 am • Worship - 10:30 am Confessions: Saturday - 7:30-7:50 am, 4:30-5:15 pm Evangelical United Methodist Church Wesley United Methodist Church Spruce & Water Sts., Middletown 64 Ann Street, Middletown 717-944-6181 • www.eumch.org PASTOR NAYLO HOPKINS Sunday School (all ages) - 9 am Phone 717-944-6242 Sunday Worship - 9:15 am Sunday Worship - 10:15 am To list your church service here, call 717-944-4628 or email [email protected] for more information. Small Groups - 10:30 am B4 THE PRESS & JOURNAL Wednesday, January 23, 2019 www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected]

News from the Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1984, edition of the Press & Journal Pipeline is Another bucket completed, Probe of police department differences will not be a ‘witch hunt’ Borough officials declared Bartell, Borough Manager Paul DCA expressed its willingness still exist last week that the probe of the Bradtmiller reiterated Reid’s to help, Bradtmiller noted, but the Londonderry Township of- Middletown Police Department remarks concerning the nature agency has a backlog of similar ficials disclosed yesterday recently authorized by borough of the probe. requests from other municipali- that construction crews have council will be a “study” into the “This will be a management ties and has been unable to ac- finished laying the main water operations of the department study and review of the activi- commodate the borough. line from Royalton to the last and not an “investigation,” as ties and procedures of the police Bradtmiller also noted that of 12 township homes with referred to in earlier statements. department,” Bradtmiller noted. the use of a consulting firm for contaminated wells. At a news conference early “The mayor has been looking studies of borough departments The last home is the resi- last Thursday afternoon at the for management help with the is common. dence of Mr. and Mrs. Richard borough building, Mayor Robert department for some time, and “We have had consulting firms Costik on River Road. Mrs. Reid emphasized the significant this study will enable us to assess do studies on the water and elec- Costik said Tuesday morning difference in terminology. the department’s operations.” tric departments,” Bradtmiller that service lines had been run “This is not an investigation Bradtmiller said he had been remarked, “but we’ve never had into their home, but that the ac- of the police department,” the impressed by a study the con- a study done of the police depart- tual changeover to the pipeline mayor asserted, “nor is it in- sulting firm did in Steelton. ment. It’s really overdue.” supply had not actually been tended as a witch hunt directed at Subsequently, last October he Bradtmiller said that there made. She was hopeful that the any member of the department.” had proposed that the borough has been a growing concern on hookup would be completed by The hastily called conference consider hiring Bartell and Bar- council about various areas of the end of the day. was purportedly arranged to tell or Yarger Associates to do a departmental operations and Meanwhile, new problems introduce two representatives similar study of Middletown’s that it was felt that a professional have risen which threaten to of the firm which was selected to police department. and comprehensive review was disturb the otherwise happy conduct the study and to outline The Yarger firm is currently needed to determine the areas conclusion to the complicated the scope of the study and the conducting a comprehensive of operation that need revision project that brought clean guidelines that will be followed. review of the pay-scale structure or improvement. water to the affected township On hand to represent the firm, for borough employees. The bor- Bartell explained that the study homes. Most of those problems Bartell and Bartell of Lamont, ough manager noted that Reid would attempt to cover the entire revolve around the formal were Rod Bartell, one of the sought some time ago to secure range of management to deter- agreement between Royalton company’s owners, and Kathy the assistance of the state De- mine how much police service and Middletown boroughs cov- Gordon, a member of the firm’s partment of Community Affairs the borough needs and whether ering the terms and conditions administrative staff. to conduct a survey of police the present level of service is under which Middletown sup- In introducing Gordon and operations. adequate or excessive. plies water to Royalton. Soup kitchen will serve residents of area Hot buys Elizabethtown Bears center Scott Fake, No. 50, soars for two points, making In a unified effort, the Red Monday through Friday, 1 to 4:30 persons in the Middletown area. • Electric moist heating pad, a personal total of eight in the game against Columbia last Friday night. Cross, the Middletown Action p.m., explained Evelyn Gantz, di- “This would include Middle- $9.99. Canon hand-held print- Despite Elizabethtown’s home court attempt, the Bears tallied a 60-55 loss. Center and area churches have rector of the Middletown Action town, Royalton, and Lower ing calculator, $25.99. Fuji HR jointly announced the opening Center, where the soup kitchen Swatara, Londonderry and Cone- color disc film, $3.99. Rea and of a “soup kitchen,” beginning will be located. The center is wago townships,” Tritch said. Derick Drugs, Olmsted Plaza. Monday, Jan. 30. housed in a building on Chapel “The late afternoon hours are • Mixed fryer parts, 59 cents Other headlines “We see a need in the Middle- Road — also known as Ann Street being kept so that any children a pound. Pepsi, six-pack, • Lower Dauphin superintendent appeals ruling; special counsel town area for such a service,” said Extended — which is next to may come to the kitchen after 16-ounce nonreturnable retained Vernon Tritch, of the Middletown the entrance to the Harrisburg school. Each day, soup, sand- bottles, $1.69. Martin’s kettle- • ‘Consistent’ polices adopted for first-ever students Area Chapter, American Red International Airport complex wiches and coffee or milk will cooked potato chips, 7 ounces • Bicentennial celebration planned for the county Cross, in preparing the joint and to St. Michael and All Angels be served.” for 89 cents. Fox’s Thriftway, • Weather played havoc with area motorists release. Episcopal Church chapel. 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PRESS & JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARD PRESIDENT Louise Sukle [email protected] PUBLISHER Joseph G. Sukle Jr. [email protected] EDITOR Jason Maddux [email protected] PUBLIC MEMBERS Susannah Gal and Jay Howes Happy New Year! EDITORIALVIEWS Here’s some bad American football Council, explain reasons like the opening kick off of a Middletown Blue ED Raiders football game, you would be correct, but not for executive sessions in this case. American- O’CONNOR style football had found its Middletown Borough which includes a statement the public is left in the dark. 7-0 to ask the attorney gen- way to Ecuador. Council’s repeated use of that gets to the heart of the Also remember that the eral to investigate. It does not Hey gang. (I’d call you a mob, Soccer, called futbol executive session to speak matter: Sunshine Act never requires involve any pending litiga- but a mob has a leader). Wel- here, is the passion — or behind closed doors about “The reason given, of an executive session. It al- tion. come to 2019. I hope your holi- should I say religion — of the important issues — and the course, must be meaningful. lows agencies to exercise It was not even a year days were enjoyable and you populace. will now have many memories Cuenca has a professional vague descriptions given for It must be more than some discretion. ago that we raised concerns upon which to reflect in the team as do most cities in Ecua- entering into the sessions — generalized term which in Take what happened Jan. in an editorial because the upcoming years. dor and South America. About concerns us, and it should reality tells the public noth- 2. About 45 minutes into council in executive session And … thanks so much for 200 countries in the world play concern you, too. ing. To simply say ‘personnel a 47-minute Middletown on March 13, 2017, voted to asking. My trifecta of Christ- the game with around 265 mil- Meetings regularly end matters’ or ‘litigation’ tells Borough Council meeting hire a law firm to provide mas, New Year’s and birthday lion participants. were super. I hadn’t had that So, to see an American foot- with council adjourning to nothing. The reason stated that evening, the body voted “advice” on issues the coun- much fun since I knocked over ball game in a soccer-addicted executive session to discuss must be of sufficient specific- unanimously — and without cil has with the 50-year lease my grandparents’ outhouse in country was indeed an extreme “personnel” or “pending ity to inform those present comment — to send a letter of the borough’s water and Bainbridge. rarity. litigation.” that there is, in reality, a signed by President Angela sewer systems to Suez and At two adult beverage stores A few American football fa- Look at council meeting specific, discrete matter or Lloyd to the attorney gen- Middletown Water Joint Ven- not far from our apartment, natics went to the local univer- minutes on the borough’s area which the board had de- eral’s office. ture LLC. one built a Christmas tree from sities and were allowed to start Heineken bottles and the other programs. They received the website. There are 28 entries termined should be discussed The letter requests an in- As we said in our May 23, used green wine bottles to do OK, but money was not avail- for 2018. For some reason, in executive session. ... When vestigation into “the suspect- 2018, editorial, voting in ex- the same. I tried that at our able for equipment, so the new the Dec. 18 minutes have not a board chairman tells a ed improper use or misalloca- ecutive session runs afoul of apartment but didn’t succeed. coaches asked for help to fund yet been posted. Out of those citizen he may not hear the tion of public funds” by the Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act. I kept drinking the building the program. 28, 24 executive sessions are board discuss certain busi- former borough council and/ But we know that the vote materials. As far as I could ascertain, listed in the minutes. Almost ness, he is taking liberties or the former Middletown happened because on April On Christmas Day, we were they received local monetary invited to a drop-in at a friend’s contributions and donations all state they were held to dis- with the rights of that citizen, Borough Authority. 17, 2018 — almost 13 months apartment. After a few hours of old, used equipment from cuss litigation and personnel. and the reason given for this It is in response to a foren- later — the borough decided there, we went to visit another colleges in the United States. Pennsylvania law specifi- interference must be genu- sic audit released last sum- to retroactively ratify hiring amigo — in the hospital. That Many of the uniforms were not cally says those vague rea- ine and meaningful, and one mer that found $1.1 million the law firm. was an experience. Visiting uniform. Helmets were differ- sons aren’t good enough. It the citizen can understand. “missing” after approval of There is no doubt that Mid- hours were from 4 to 6 p.m. ent colors. First, we had to stand in a long The coaches and officials has been that way for more To permit generalized fluff the 50-year lease of Middle- dletown Borough Council is line to reach the receptionist. were all volunteers. Can you than 25 years, since Reading would frustrate the very pur- town’s water and sewer not the only municipal body When we arrived at the recep- imagine having the patience to Eagle Co. vs. Council of City pose of the act.” systems in September 2014 in Pennsylvania that skirts tion desk, we had to show our teach this game to guys whose of Reading in 1993 stated “[T] That is very well said, and to Middletown Water Joint the rules of announcing why IDs to receive a visitor ticket. I only previous exposure to foot- he reasons stated by the pub- we whole-heartedly agree. Venture. The item was not on it is going into executive ses- thought we were at Hersheyp- ball was the little they had seen lic agency must be specific, As of late November, the the agenda of the Jan. 2 meet- sion. But it is easy enough to ark. on television? Once again, we waited in the But, back to the game. The indicating a real, discrete borough was involved in 10 ing, but followed an executive fix it. queue to show the guard our whistle blew and the game matter.” active lawsuits. Residents session during which council Council has multiple new ticket so we could await the ele- began between the Cuenca In other words, if council should at the very least know discussed the matter behind members since that March vator. Upon reaching the hospi- University Aztecs and the wants to talk about pending when council goes into execu- closed doors. 2017 vote, including Lloyd tal room, we had to don surgi- Catholic University Condors. litigation, it must cite the tive session, which suits are This a big issue. It involves and Vice President Mike cal masks before entering. I felt The “booming” kickoff sailed like Ben Casey, Dr. Kildare or almost 20 yards. It seemed like case it is to discuss. They being discussed. a lot of missing money. The Woodworth. Marcus Welby, for those of you there was a penalty on every have to give specifics: party There are times when current council is alleging We urge them to adhere to who remember old TV shows. other play — mostly offsides names, docket number and executive sessions are war- that a previous council broke the letter of the law and state Upon leaving, everything was and false starts. The few short court in which the lawsuit is ranted. But council should the law. And yet there has precisely the reasons for done in reverse. passes that were thrown looked pending. not go into executive session been no public discussion of going into executive session like wounded quails. That very important Read- just because it makes discus- this issue since June, or the each time the council does so. New Year’s Eve The player’s enthusiasm, On New Year’s Eve, we de- hustle and drive were in- ing case cites a Supreme sions easier when they are reasoning behind why the The citizens of Middletown cided to stay home and watch spiring. There were even Court of Mississippi ruling held behind closed doors and current council would vote have a right to know. the local festivities from our cheerleaders who performed third-floor apartment and view routines prior to game time. international celebrations on It began raining, so we left at the tube. Oops — TVs no longer the end of the first half with have tubes, do they? the Condors leading 13-0. I’d To drain VA swamp, Trump must wade into it Fireworks were exploding be willing to say that, because were there before he took office by the president. directors should become appoin- from morning until the next of the player’s skill level, the and will be there after he leaves. So 38 people have the impos- tees. day. I wasn’t sure if the noise Raiders junior varsity team In other words, he needs more sible task of turning around the Departments with fewer was from the fireworks or pos- would have been a worthy op- BOB political appointees at the VA. federal government’s second- checkered histories than the sibly Peru was invading. ponent. Each presidential administra- largest agency, with 373,000 VA have five to 10 senior policy After dark fell, the celebrat- Speaking of the Blue Raiders CAREY tion gets about 4,000 political employees. advisors reporting to the secre- ing really started and the … a big congratulations to the appointees spread across all There’s a lot of misbehavior to tary who act as fixers for urgent sky was ablaze with colorful varsity football team on an- President Donald Trump the various executive agencies. clean up. Career civil servants policy priorities — and can explosions for hours. We had other outstanding season! The campaigned on cleaning house Responsible for implementing are using the VA Accountability maneuver around bureaucratic a 270-degree view from our past two years I listened to the at the Department of Veterans the administration’s policies, and Whistleblower Protection inertia. The VA needs them, too. vantage point. At midnight, state championship game on Affairs, to fire inept and cor- they serve at the pleasure of the Act to fire whistleblowers and Finally, the VA would benefit we had a champagne toast radio station WMSS. This year, rupt bureaucrats, and to give president and can be fired at protect themselves from accusa- from a new under secretary of and watched the balls and I decided not to listen thinking veterans greater choice in their will. tions of corruption. If Trump is policy to assist the secretary other items drop from all over that I was a jinx. It didn’t help. health care. Career civil servants, by to drain the VA swamp, he needs with setting and enforcing the world including Central While on the subject of Veterans responded enthusi- contrast, have no stake in the to first populate it with more standards of performance, inte- Pennsylvania. I hadn’t seen football: I haven’t watched a astically. Trump won their votes president’s agenda and can political appointees. grated budgets, and systemwide that many balls being dropped “professional” game since the by a margin of almost 4 million. hardly be held accountable for In the long term, Congress policies and procedures. since I watched Penn State in kneeling started, and never The president has tried to their work. Dismissing a civil must restructure the VA so The VA’s bureaucracy is the the Citrus Bowl. intend to view the NFL (Nitwit make good on his promises. servant for poor performance every under-secretary, principal chief impediment to delivering Flaming Libtards) ever again. He signed into law the VA Ac- can take years. deputy under-secretary, and quality care and services to our Happy birthday! Plus, why listen to interviews countability and Whistleblower If the VA is to be reformed, assistant secretary — the three veterans. Asking that same bu- Another year, another with so called “college”-edu- Protection Act, which gives the political appointees will be the levels below the secretary on reaucracy to fix itself is folly. birthday. I know, I know — you cated people who can’t put a secretary the authority to fire ones to do it. Yet the VA only the organizational chart — is VA Secretary Robert Wilkie think I’m some young, good three-word sentence together inept or corrupt bureaucrats. He gets 38 — the fewest of any nominated by the president and needs to be given the account- looking guy with six-pack abs without using “you know”? I ratified the MISSION Act, which Cabinet-level agency. That’s less confirmed by the Senate. able personnel and political and a full head of hair. Let me hope these aren’t the kind of expands veterans’ health care than 1 percent of the appointees In the shorter term, the muscle required to bring about tell ya, the next time I have a anti-American idiots that are choices and support for caregiv- the administration is allotted. Trump administration should the change voters demanded in smokin’ hot bod will be when I today’s role models. ers for the seriously disabled. Even the leaders of the VA’s shift 75 to 100 political appoin- 2016. am cremated. But his efforts have been regional divisions are civil ser- tees to the VA — and make For the math whizzes who End-of-year report frustrated by the bureaucratic vants. Regional and state admin- every principal deputy under Bob Carey, a retired U.S. Navy want to figure out my age: if I track every cent we spend swamp at the VA he campaigned istrators at the Departments of secretary and principal deputy captain, is chief advocacy officer you take the two numbers of and here are the monthly against. Trump needs people Homeland Security, Agriculture, assistant secretary appointees. of The Independence Fund. This my age and add them together, averages of our (two adults) who agree with his vision for and Health and Human Servic- Likewise, all regional Veteran piece originally ran in Detroit the total is nine. Divide my age expenditures in 2018: the VA — not civil servants who es, by contrast, are all appointed Integrated Service Networks News. in half and the numbers are Rent (included trash pickup equal. thrice weekly, gas for cooking A big thanks to all the mem- and clothes drying, and hot bers of my fan club from whom water) — $500.00 I received all the cards, letters Electricity — $22.86 CONTACTOFFICIALS and emails. It took me almost Water and sewer — $8.03 President U.S. House Ave., Suite 2, Hershey, PA 17033. Sen. Mike Folmer, 48th District: Sen- all day to open that darn email. Internet and telephone — Donald Trump: The White House, Rep. Scott Perry, 10th District: 1207 717-534-1323. tmehaffie@pa- ate Box 203048, Harrisburg, PA $34.64 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Longworth House Office Build- housegop.com. 17120-3048. Room: 337 Main Capi- Football, not futbol Transportation — $9.85 Washington, D.C. 20500. 202-456- ing, Washington, D.C. 20515. 202- Rep. David S. 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Curry III: 463 N. back 10 yards awaiting the of- Swatara Township, is an Office Building, Washington, State Legislature Irvis Office Building, P.O. Box Union St. Middletown, PA 17057. ficial’s whistle. expatriate living in Cuenca, D.C. 20510, 202- 224-6324 or 866- Rep. Tom Mehaffie, 106th District: 202103, Harrisburg, PA 17120- 610-533-4751. jameshcurryiii@ If this description sounds Ecuador. 802-2833. district office, 250 W. Chocolate 2103. 717-783-9342. gmail.com. B6 THE PRESS & JOURNAL Wednesday, January 23, 2019 www.pressandjournal.com | [email protected] MASD honors dozens of fall sports student-athletes By Dan Miller Troy Walko, Derek Wall, Jeremy [email protected] Wells, Brock Welsh, Avery Wil- liams (Mid-Penn All Star second Student-athletes and coaches team, punter), Damion Williams, from the Middletown Area School Case Woodley, Jaydon Wotring, District fall 2018-19 sports season Dylon Zettlemoyer. were recognized during the Jan. 8 school board meeting in the high Girls soccer school auditorium. Coach: Tim Neff Coaches from each sport made Individual honors: Hayli Akakpo- brief remarks before calling up to Martin (Mid-Penn All Star first the stage the individual athletes to team), Camryn Russ (Mid-Penn be recognized. All Star second team), and Jade All the athletes and coaches Senior (Mid-Penn All Star sec- then walked down from the stage ond team). to shake the hands of school board members and of Superintendent Boys soccer Lori Suski and other district ad- Coach: Brian Keyser ministrators, as is board tradition Individual honors: Anthony when recognizing achievement. LaVia (Mid-Penn All Star first The largest group recognized team), Brady Keyser (Mid-Penn were the players and coaches from All Star second team), Joey the varsity football team. Spear (Mid-Penn All Star second Head coach Brett Myers noted team), and Caleb Springer (Mid- SPECIAL TO THE PRESS & JOURNAL the team’s impressive record of Penn All Star second team). BY EARL HAMMAKER achievement. He also extended Hannah Wilsbach was a Mid-Penn gratitude to those who made this Cross country All Star first team selection in possible, from the bus drivers to Coach: Peter Fox volleyball. the little league coaches to the Individual honors: Tanner Al- parents and the fans. bright (district qualifier), Ken “We’ve done a lot of good things Britcher (district qualifier), Will as a group together, to make an at- Brown (district qualifier), Angie mosphere at War Memorial Field Hernandez (district qualifier), as a place where not many people Zach Malay (district qualifier), in the midstate want to play,” My- and Jalen Rowley (district quali- ers said. “That happens because of fier). a community, administrators, the band, the cheerleaders, not just SPECIAL TO THE PRESS & JOURNAL BY EARL HAMMAKER Field hockey football players. That type of place Middletown running back Jose Lopez busts through the line Aug. 24 vs. Lower Dauphin at Hersheypark Stadium. Coach: Sierra Lenker can’t happen unless everybody is Individual honors: Kiera Guc- on board and moving in the same future.” All Star second team, center), Pugh, Gage Radabaugh (Mid- kavan (Mid-Penn All Star first direction.” Chris Joseph (Mid-Penn All Star Penn All Star first team, line- team), Deja Washington (Mid- This year’s 13-2 season capped Football second team, receiver), Trayvon backer, Pennsylvania All State Penn All Star honorable men- a three-year run of 41 wins and 4 Mid-Penn Conference Capital Joseph (Mid-Penn All Star first linebacker), Quincy Reinnagel tion), and Noelle Zimmerman losses, the winningest three years Division champions, District 3 team, linebacker), Anthony Cole Senior (Mid-Penn All (Mid-Penn All Star honorable in Middletown history, Myers AAA Champions, AAA Eastern LaVia (Mid-Penn All Star second Star first team, down lineman, mention). pointed out. Pennsylvania champions, AAA team, placekicker) Mid-Penn All Star first team, The team’s three straight ap- state runner-up. Jose Lopez (Mid-Penn All Star interior lineman, Mid-Penn Volleyball pearances in the state final title Coaches: Brett Myers, head first team, offensive back, Mid- Capital Division Defensive MVP, Mid-Penn Conference Colo- SPECIAL TO THE PRESS & JOURNAL game is a first in District III his- coach, Robert Brodish, John Penn Capital Division Offensive Pennsylvania All State interior nial Division co-champions; BY DEBBIE SPEAR tory, Myers added. Dickey, Michael Dupes, Dustin MVP, Pennsylvania All-State lineman, Pennsylvania Football first MAHS volleyball team to Hayli Akakpo-Martin was a Mid- “Two years ago we stood up Green, Jose Ortiz, Josh Rytel running back, MAHS rushing News Coaches’ Select All-State advance to districts. Penn All Star first team selection in here” to say that “Middletown and Mike Schatz record holder, PA Football News Team) Coaches: Lisa Huber, head soccer. people out of the past can stop talk- Team roster and individual honors: Coaches’ Select All-State Team, Collin Shaffer, Jules Steven, coach, Victoria White, assistant ing about the glory days,” Myers Scott Ash, Morgan Billman, Eastern Pennsylvania Football Richie Sykes (Mid-Penn All coach Knaub (Mid-Penn All Star first said. “Last year we said, well guys Tajae Broadie, Antonio Bry- Class AAA Player of the Year) Star first team, defensive back, Team roster and individual honors: team), Natalie Krupilis, Lani you showed everybody it’s not a ant, T.J. Daniels, Arthur Dash, Matt Lugo, Bryce Mickolick, Mid-Penn All Star first team, Carly Dupes, Cassie Ebersole Moore, Courtney Shaffer (Mid- one and done type of thing. This Devin Finnegan, Mason Garza, Ayden Miller, Ethan Miller return specialist, Mid-Penn All (Mid-Penn All Star first team), Penn All Star second team), Ab- year what you pretty much said Ryan Goff, Willie Golden, Odell (Mid-Penn All Star second team, Star first team, offensive back), Adriene Funck, Alexis Har- bey Spagnolo (Mid-Penn All Star is if there are some Blue Raiders Greene and Evan Grogan interior lineman, Pennsylvania Adonis Taveras (Mid-Penn All mon (Mid-Penn All Star second second team), Kendall Stiffler, that have their mind made up to Joe Gusler (Mid-Penn All All State interior lineman), Matt Star first team, down lineman), team), Hailey Herneisey, Jae- and Hannah Wilsbach (Mid- do something, we can do it, and Star first team, interior line- Mitchell, Nick Newton, Ariel Lamar Ventura, Tim Wagner, lynn Keller, Alex Kennedy, Katie Penn All Star first team). we expect the same thing in the man), Collin Heffner (Mid-Penn Paulino, Amir Potter, Jarrod

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8:40 AM 9:15 AM 9:24 AM 7:33 AM -- 8:13 AM SPECIAL TO THE PRESS & JOURNAL BY DEBBIE SPEAR 9:30 AM 10:05 AM 10:14 AM 8:33 AM 8:45 AM 9:19 AM Anthony LaVia, seen here in action vs. Milton Hershey in September, was Mid-Penn All Star second team in football 10:30 AM 11:05 AM 11:14 AM 9:33 AM 9:45 AM 10:19 AM as a placekicker and a Mid-Penn All Star first team player in soccer. 11:30 AM 12:05 PM 12:14 PM 10:33 AM 10:45 AM 11:19 AM 12:30 PM 1:05 PM 1:14 PM 11:33 AM 11:45 AM 12:19 PM 1:30 PM 2:05 PM 2:14 PM 12:33 PM 12:45 PM 1:19 PM 2:30 PM 3:05 PM 3:14 PM 1:33 PM 1:45 PM 2:19 PM RAIDERS: Boys hoops can’t break its losing streak 3:15 PM -- 3:51 PM 2:33 PM 2:45 PM 3:19 PM From page B1 Nick Rush, Petroski tied it at 50-50 the bucket off a Petroski assist to 3:45 PM -- 4:21 PM 3:33 PM 3:45 PM 4:19 PM with a pair of free throws at 2:46. give the Raiders a 59-57 lead with 4:15 PM -- 4:51 PM 4:03 PM -- 4:43 PM several chances to pick up their A pair of East Pennsboro turn- 19 seconds on the clock. Fouled on 4:45 PM -- 5:21 PM 4:33 PM -- 5:13 PM second win of the season. overs gave the Raiders a chance the play, Broadie went to the line 5:15 PM -- 5:51 PM 5:03 PM 5:15 PM 5:49 PM Their only victory came against to go back on top, but four missed but missed the foul shot. He did, 5:45 PM -- 6:21 PM 5:33 PM 5:45 PM 6:19 PM the Panthers on Dec. 14 in their foul shots took those chances however, grab the rebound as the 6:30 PM 7:05 PM 7:09 PM 6:33 PM 6:45 PM 7:19 PM first action of the new season. But away. With 29 seconds left, Preston Raiders maintained possession. 7:00 PM -- 7:36 PM 7:48 PM 8:00 PM 8:34 PM the Panthers, who also have been Powery’s triple gave the Panthers Nester was fouled with 15 sec- struggling this year, came out on a 53-50 lead. onds left and made his first shot to their home court with revenge on The Raiders got a break when make it a 60-57 game. His second SATURDAY SCHEDULE NO SERVICE ON SUNDAYS SATURDAY SCHEDULE NO SERVICE ON SUNDAYS their minds. Nick Karoly missed the front end shot, however, did not drop, and DEPART ARRIVE ARRIVE DEPART ARRIVE ARRIVE After going ahead 21-13 by the of a one-and-one, denying the the Panthers rebounded. As luck Harrisburg Penn State Middletown Middletown Penn State Harrisburg end of the first quarter and a 32- hosts a chance to lock up the win would have it for the Middletown 18 lead by halftime, it looked as if 7:00 AM 7:29 AM 7:35 AM 8:03 AM 8:09 AM 8:38 AM with 8 seconds left. With the clock squad, East Pennsboro’s Devin that revenge would be realized. running down to one second, Pow- Shelenberger threw up a prayer 9:00 AM 9:29 AM 9:35 AM 10:03 AM 10:09 AM 10:38 AM The Middletown team, keyed by ell launched a bomb that banked in at the buzzer that somehow found 11:00 AM 11:29 AM 11:35 AM 12:03 AM 12:09 PM 12:38 PM coaching adjustments on offense off the glass to send the game into its way home, tying the score at 1:00 PM 1:29 PM 1:35 PM 2:03 AM 2:09 PM 2:38 PM and defense, started the third overtime, the score knotted at 53. 60-60 and forcing the second extra 3:00 PM 3:29 PM 3:35 PM 4:03 PM 4:09 PM 4:38 PM quarter with renewed vigor, and In the first overtime, the Blue session. 5:00 PM 5:29 PM 5:35 PM 6:03 PM 6:09 PM 6:38 PM their efforts paid off in a big way. Raiders had another excellent The Raiders got off to a good start By outscoring their hosts 25-15 chance to get the much-needed when Broadie made two foul shots in the third, the Blue Raiders victory. with 3 minutes left to give his team Monthly Zone 1 Pass: $49 (in Middletown/PSU Campus & from Harrisburg to PSU Campus) trimmed East Pennsboro’s lead After overcoming a 56-53 lead a 62-60 lead. But that was all the 15% DISCOUNT IF PURCHASED AT PSU BOOKSTORE WITH STUDENT ID to just four points, 47-43, to start $ by the Panthers with a goal and Middletown offense could muster **ONE-WAY CASH FARE: 1.75 in Middletown & to and from Harrisburg** the final period. foul shot by Broadie that tied the and the Panthers scored 6 straight All buses equipped with wi-fi & bike racks Freshman Tajae Broadie scored score at 56-56, T.J. Daniels gave points off of a turnover and three the first 5 points of the fourth the team a one-point edge on a missed shots by the Raiders to lock quarter to give the Raiders their free throw with 2:21 left. And, up the win. Information: (717) 238-8304 www.CATtransit.com first lead of the game with 5:23 then, after Powery made one of Broadie scored a game-high 22 left. After the Panthers regained two free throws to again knot the points, and Petroski added 19 and the lead at 4:03 on a three ball by score, Broadie scored on a drive to Powell 11 for the Raiders.