Good morning York! We're back in your inbox this morning to keep you in the loop with what's happening in and around town. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☕️️
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Also on today's calendar: 24th Annual New Visions Holistic Expo and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the cookie go to the Doctor ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Is your York County school at the top or bottom for MMR vaccinations? (ydr.com) — Families in York County can now see how their children’s schools rank on measles, mumps and rubella vaccination rates, with some campuses hitting 100% and others falling well below the 95% herd-immunity goal. A new state tool breaks down MMR coverage, exemptions, and overall compliance by individual school and grade, helping York-area parents gauge classroom protection as local measles cases rise.
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2. York man accuses police of excessive force; department says officer acted within policy (local21news.com) — A York City man’s arrest, captured in a viral video, has sparked questions about police use of force after he alleged officers punched and injured him during a warrant pickup outside his sister’s home. York City Police say he resisted, injured an officer, and that an internal review found the arrest within policy. The case now includes multiple criminal charges and the possibility of a lawsuit.
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3. Man charged with homicide after a body was found at York County motel, police say (pennlive.com) — A man has been charged with homicide after another man was found dead with apparent stab wounds in a Days Inn motel room on Arsenal Road in Manchester Township. Northern York County Regional Police arrested 45-year-old William R. Wright at the scene, and he is being held in York County Prison ahead of an Aug. 18 preliminary hearing while investigators continue seeking information from the public.
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4. James Smith went from signing the Declaration to delivering it to York (fox43.com) — York’s own signer of the Declaration, James Smith, once carried a fresh copy of the document back to town so residents could hear what independence meant for them. His story, from frontier lawyer to patriot leader, is now highlighted in the York County History Center’s Revolutionary York exhibit, which also showcases broader York County history from Native Americans through the Civil War and beyond.
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