Monthly Archives: January 2006

The Associated Press says that if you’re driving to Detroit for Super Bowl XL, you might want to watch your speedometer….

Fifth-grader Kevin Koliscak was just trying to do something nice for the students in his classroom at Spring Forge Intermediate School in Manchester. So he entered a contest in which Turkey Hill and WQXA-FM (105.7) were seeking the biggest Philadelphia … Continue reading →

If I was the principal at Beaver Area Senior High School, John Kelly would have to come up with the biggest and most sincere apology in the world to avoid being fired. And then I might fire him anyway. This … Continue reading →

By FRANK BODANI The Penn State Nittany Lions landed the high school running back they wanted. Now, can they pull in the surprise quarterback?

The Winter Olympics are coming soon. They will be held Feb.¤10-26 in Turin, Italy. We’re seeking local residents with connections to the Games. For example: —Are you or members of your family planning to travel to Italy to watch the … Continue reading →

Left-hander Mark Hendrickson agreed to a $1.95 million, one-year contract with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays on Monday, avoiding arbitration, The Associated Press reports. Hendrickson has spent some summers in York County and is a former pitcher for York Township … Continue reading →

OK, Steelers and NFL fans, it’s time to sound off: 1. Where does Sunday’s upset of the Colts rank on the list of great victories in Pittsburgh Steelers history? 2. What do you think about the officiating in the NFL … Continue reading →

I read your article on Joe Paterno’s remarks that angered the National Organization for Women. Honestly, I think it’s absolutely ridiculous. How can an organization like NOW pick certain individuals to go after? Hmmm. Why didn’t NOW ever have a … Continue reading →

BY JIM SEIP Daily Record/Sunday News LANCASTER — The Philadelphia Phillies’ new general manager sounded like some of the club’s old front-office types. Pat Gillick acknowledged his team has weaknesses — it needs pitching — but he warned a quick-fix … Continue reading →

The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners is scheduled to hold a meeting on Jan. 22-24, at the agency’s Harrisburg headquarters. Public comment will be accepted during the first day of the meeting. This link has everything you need to know … Continue reading →