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Bristol, PA
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Pothole Repairs Slated For More Than 40 Philly Area Highways: PennDOT Pothole Repairs Slated For More Than 40 Philly Area Highways: PennDOT
Pothole Repairs Slated For More Than 40 Philly Area Highways: PennDOT Workers will begin pothole repairs on dozens of Philadelphia area highways starting next week, according to state transportation officials.  As state maintenance and contractor crews begin work, drivers should expect possible traffic slowdowns and intermittent lane closures, PennDOT says.  Here's where to expect roadwork in the coming weeks:  Bucks County Route 611 (Easton Road) in Plumstead and Bedminster townships. Bristol Road in Warrington and Warminster townships. Butler Avenue in New Britain Township, Chalfont, Doylestown boroughs. Easton Road in Plumstead Towns…

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by Mac Bullock
Gettysburg, PA
News
Passenger Killed In US 30 Crash In Central PA: State Police Passenger Killed In US 30 Crash In Central PA: State Police
Passenger Killed In US 30 Crash In Central PA: State Police A passenger died at the scene of a single-vehicle crash on US 30 in central Pennsylvania on Tuesday, according to the state police. Devon Mansberger, 31, of York Haven, died at the scene of the crash just west of Granite Station Road at 4:15 p.m. Apr. 5, Pennsylvania state police report citing the Adams County coroner's office. The vehicle was driven by Aiden Bower, 21, of Red Lion, who lost control— veering right off the roadway, striking a utility pole, going over an embankment, and finally hitting a tree, state police say. It is unclear what caused Bower to lose control of the vehicle.…

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by Jillian Pikora
Gettysburg, PA
Police & Fire
Deadly Crash Closes All Lane Along US 30 In Central PA: State Police Deadly Crash Closes All Lane Along US 30 In Central PA: State Police
Deadly Crash Closes All Lane Along US 30 In Central PA: State Police At least one person has died in a crash along US 30 on Tuesday, according to Pennsylvania state police. The road closed shortly after the crash was reported around 4:40 p.m. on Apr. 5, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The portion of the highway that has shut down is between Granite Station and Hoffman roads in Straban Township, according to a release by Pennsylvania state Trooper Megan Ammerman. The highway "will be closed for an extended period of time," Ammerman says. Drivers are asked to avoid the area and a detour has been put in place. The exact number of …

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by Jillian Pikora
Lancaster, PA
News
Crash Closes All Lanes Of US 30 In Lancaster County Crash Closes All Lanes Of US 30 In Lancaster County
Crash Closes All Lanes Of US 30 In Lancaster County UPDATE: The roadway reopened around 2:30 p.m., according to traffic cameras in the area. ORIGINAL: A crash along US 30 in Lancaster County has closed all lanes of traffic, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The crash happened on US 30 eastbound between Exit: Mountville and Exit: Centerville Road on Tuesday, at approximately 1:43 p.m., according to PennDOT. The number of vehicles and persons involved, the extent of any injuries an the duration of the closure is unknown. Follow Daily Voice for updates.

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by Jillian Pikora
Lancaster, PA
News
Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes Part Of US 222 In Lancaster County Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes Part Of US 222 In Lancaster County
Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes Part Of US 222 In Lancaster County A multi-vehicle crash closed the southbound lanes of US Route 222 in Lancaster County on Thursday morning, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The crash occurred one mile south of the exit to Oregon Pike and PA 272, along US 30/PA 284 West/US Route 222 around 8 a.m. Crash on US 222 in Lancaster County.511PA The roadway began opening up just before 11 a.m.  The cause of the crash is unclear. This story is developing, follow Daily Voice for updates.

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by Jillian Pikora
Lower Paxton, PA
News
National Weather Service Forecasts Snow This Week In PA National Weather Service Forecasts Snow This Week In PA
National Weather Service Forecasts Snow This Week In PA April could be off to a foolish start, with snow being predicted by the National Weather Service in State College for later this week. Rain will move in to the state from the west on Tuesday night and continue through the day on Wednesday, the NWS says. When temps drop Wednesday night, the rain may mix with or change to a period of snow across the higher terrain of Northern and Western PA, according to the NWS. Just more than a week into spring and Pennsylvania has had several sunshiny and breezy days, but the NWS says the mild weather will shift to "A lionish end to March and an unseasonab…

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by Jillian Pikora