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Thursday, July 17th, 2025
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Good morning, Lancaster. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of July.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A trash truck spilled rotten eggs at the intersection of East Walnut Street—Route 23 and Pleasure Road in Lancaster City at 6:57 p.m., prompting police to close the intersection and advise drivers to use alternate routes while crews work to clean up the mess. WGAL
- ➤ A truck carrying eggs crashed near the Walnut Street exit at Pleasure Road and New Holland Avenue in Lancaster and spilled its contents on the road—crews are working to clean up the mess and drivers are advised to avoid the area. FOX43
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ CoreWeave announced yesterday that it will invest $6 billion in new AI data centers in Lancaster County—turning two old printing plants into tech centers that will add over 600 jobs, including 175 high-tech roles. Gov. Shapiro and Sen. McCormick said the move is the largest business investment in county history and will boost the local economy. WGAL
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Police are asking for help finding a heavyset suspect seen in a white Doge Dakota after two spools of stainless steel cables totaling 10,000 feet were stolen from Prime Source Business Products at 116 King Court in New Holland on Monday around 6:36 a.m.—a skinny passenger was also observed on surveillance. Local 21 News
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ LancasterHistory will open the Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy in spring at 13-15 East Vine St. in Lancaster—this $19M museum will use historic buildings to showcase exhibits on America’s long struggle for freedom and equality through immersive media and educational programs. PennLive
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Today, heavy thunderstorms are expected in Lancaster after 3 p.m. and may bring torrential downpours and flash flooding as rainfall could exceed 2+3 inches in a short period. The storms may also produce strong winds and worsen flooding in low areas because the ground is already wet. WGAL
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Pennsylvania officials announced Monday the rollout of redesigned provisional ballot envelopes that offer clearer voter instructions and highlighted signature areas — a change that aims to reduce ballot rejections and help poll workers process votes more efficiently. The new design follows efforts to improve ballot processing in past elections. Local 21 News
- ➤ Manheim Township unanimously voted to name Lieutenant Brian Freysz interim police chief after former chief Duane Fisher was fired last month following a video that showed him pulling a gun on a motorcyclist—Freysz’s salary was raised to $140,000 retroactive to May 15 while a third-party investigation continues. FOX43
- ➤ PA House Insurance Committee approved a bipartisan bill that will require sellers to share flood risk details like past flood damage and FEMA-designated flood areas with home buyers. House Bill 1704, introduced by Rep. David Zimmerman from Lancaster and Rep. Perry Warren, now goes to the full House for a vote. WDAC
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EagleMania Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket price not provided — Experience the captivating sounds of the world's greatest Eagles tribute band.
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Pennsylvania Dutch Day
9 AM – 5 PM — Southern Market Lancaster — Free entry — Explore the rich history of Pennsylvania Dutch with expert insights and language lessons.
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Open House
5-7 p.m. — 1677 Glenn Rd, Lancaster, PA — Free entry — Discover a beautifully updated ranch with a modern kitchen and spacious layout.
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Phillies vs. Yankees Bus Trip
7 a.m. — Lititz recCenter — Check website for cost — Experience the thrill of a Phillies game against the Yankees, round-trip via bus.
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Lab Experience Day
This FREE hands-on career exploration experience is for high school graduates interested in exploring career possibilities in lab sciences. Sponsored by a large local employer, the event gives participants the opportunity to try real lab equipment, meet working lab professionals and explore lab career paths.
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Tommy James and The Shondells Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the timeless hits of Tommy James & The Shondells live on stage.
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The Kenny Rogers Band Reunion
3:00 – 4:30 PM — American Music Theatre — Tickets vary — Experience timeless classics with Kenny Rogers' original band led by Don Gatlin.
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Broadway Bound! Kids Camp
9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre — Check website for pricing — Dive into acting, singing, and dancing in a week-long camp to showcase your talents.
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Pennsylvania Statewide Maternal Health Summit
9 AM - 3 PM — Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square — Free admission — Celebrate maternal and child health with a fun community Baby Shower featuring workshops, games, and raffles.
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Top Of The World - A Carpenters Tribute
7:30-9 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the stunning vocal resemblance of Debbie Taylor as she pays tribute to The Carpenters.
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