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Also on today's calendar: Open House! Swim Lesson Event and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: Why don't eggs tell Jokes? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. York County coroner IDs man killed in forklift incident; OSHA investigating (wgal.com) ā York County officials have identified 50āyearāold James Robinson of Dallastown as the worker killed when a forklift tipped at MidāAtlantic Precast in Heidelberg Township on June 10. He was pinned by a concrete counterweight and pronounced dead at the scene. Northern York County Regional Police and OSHA are investigating while the coroner awaits final autopsy results.
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2. Toni Smith dedicated her life to York. Take a look back. (ydr.com) ā York residents are invited to remember longtime City Councilwoman Toni Smith, whose decades of public service, campaigning, and community activism shaped neighborhoods from South Queen Street to Kelly Drive. Archival photos trace her work on elections, anti-violence efforts, and everyday conversations that defined her deep commitment to the city.
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3. West York man to skateboard across US, raise mental health awareness (ydr.com) ā A West York Borough native is about to skateboard from New Jersey to California to raise awareness and funds for York County mental health nonprofit Building Bridges For Brianna. Matt Snow, 32, is channeling his own recovery from serious injury and depression into a solo 75āday trek, hoping conversations at each stop encourage others to seek help. Locals can follow his progress online and through the groupās Facebook page.
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4. Ninja Ramen Responds After Twitch Streamer CrashOutKent Says He Felt Unwelcome (complex.com) ā A Pennsylvania Twitch streamer says he felt ignored and unwelcome while dining at Ninja Ramen in York prompting a wider online discussion about race, customer service, and boycotts of Asianāowned businesses. The restaurantās owner publicly disputed his account, saying staff believed he was only there to take photos and denying any racial motive. The exchange has drawn national attention as it intersects with broader BlackāAsian consumer debates.
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5. Local titleholders shine at Miss Pennsylvania Scholarship Pageant (lewistownsentinel.com) ā Yorkās Apollo Theatre hosted the Miss Pennsylvania Scholarship Pageant, where several Central Pennsylvania titleholders earned top placements and special awards. With finalists and teen contestants returning home from York carrying new honors, the weekend showcased the regionās talent and the scholarship opportunities tied to the Miss America program.
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