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PSU Alum Killed On I-76: Never-Ending Wave Of Condolences Pour In On Facebook PSU Alum Killed On I-76: Never-Ending Wave Of Condolences Pour In On Facebook
PSU Alum Killed On I-76: Never-Ending Wave Of Condolences Pour In On Facebook Condolences are flooding in following the death of a 38-year-old woman on the PA Turnpike. Kelly M. Little, 38, was stopped in the right westbound lane in Clay Township around 2 a.m. on Thursday, April 11, when she was struck by a tractor trailer, police said in a news release. The tractor-trailer was going 65 mph when it struck Little's Mercedes-Benz and flipped the car on its passenger side, troopers said. Little, of Harrisburg, was pronounced dead at the scene. The truck driver was not injured.  Little graduated from Penn State University with her bachelor's in bio behavioral …

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Central PA Fire Chief Admits To Sexually Assaulting Teenage Volunteer In Text Message: Police Central PA Fire Chief Admits To Sexually Assaulting Teenage Volunteer In Text Message: Police
Central PA Fire Chief Admits To Sexually Assaulting Teenage Volunteer In Text Message: Police A central Pennsylvania fire chief allegedly sexually assault a 16-year-old who was volunteering with the fire department, police say. Clay Township Fire Chief, Donald E. Moyer, 52, of the 500 block of Hopeland Road, Stevens, PA, supposedly touched "the buttocks and back lower torso and pubic region," of the teenager following a training session at the fire station on June, 14, according to the police release. Moyer had "asked the junior firefighter to join him in a secluded area between parked fire apparatus and used his hand to caress the buttocks of the victim," as stated in the release. …

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Wedding Day Crash Widows Bride In Lancaster County Wedding Day Crash Widows Bride In Lancaster County
Wedding Day Crash Widows Bride In Lancaster County A Lancaster County man died in a motorcycle crash on Saturday night, hours after his wedding. Kevin Lee Logan of Ephrata has been identified as the motorcyclist killed in Clay Township, according to Northern Lancaster County Regional Police. He was traveling south on Hackman Road when, for an unknown reason, he drove off the road and hit a utility pole around 9:30 p.m. The road was closed for more than three hours. Earlier that day he wed his longtime girlfriend Shannon Logan, according to her Facebook. But before the wedding photos could be posted tragedy struck. The community has reach…

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