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The first time I remember seeing Mark Swomley and his wife Maria they were standing in front of the entire congregation at St.   Full Story

 
On May 21 you have the opportunity to choose a new York County coroner. As our current coroner, Barry Bloss, retires, he is endorsing his assistant chief deputy, Steve Cosey, for that position.   Full Story

 
For Pam Gay, loving and caring for people is a way of life. Pam has followed her parents' examples by becoming a nurse like her mother and co-leading a care-giving program with her sister in our church where their father ministers to the elderly.   Full Story

 
The Patriot-News once described Todd Platts as "the kind of independent-minded, common-sense, let's-solve-the-problem representative that every district in the country might wish to have.   Full Story

 
Attention fellow Democrats: Wyndham Hills Republican Todd Platts has the unmitigated gall to insult our intelligence by appearing on the upcoming primary election ballot seeking the Democratic nomination for county judge.   Full Story

 
With the upcoming election on May 21, York County voters have an opportunity to re-elect an experienced district attorney.   Full Story

 
I am Pam Gay's niece. I have had an amazing, up-front opportunity to watch Pam in her 25-year preparation and journey to seek the position of York County Coroner.   Full Story

 
York Suburban School District voters have the opportunity on May 21 to vote for four outstanding school board directors: Cathy Shaffer, Ellen Freireich, Emily Bates and John DeHaas.   Full Story

 
Please join me in voting for Pam Gay as our next coroner. As a homicide and vehicular fatality prosecutor, I see firsthand whether or not we can successfully prosecute a case depends upon having a close working relationship with the coroner's office.   Full Story

 
Vote Carol Hill-Evans for mayor of York City. She is trustworthy, dependable, fair and dedicated. She will work hard to combat crime and improve customer service while trying hard to keep taxes level.   Full Story

 
This year's mayoral race in York City brings forth that old axiom -- "Don't change horses in mid-stream.   Full Story

 
Mark Swomley claims he will work as a township supervisor to address a number of issues, such as traffic, being proactive to ensure growth, bettering the process and function of the township, and doing better with less cost.   Full Story

 
Why Howard Daniels for judge Magisterial District 19-3-11? When you vote on May 21, you must ask yourself who has spent more time in a district court setting watching and learning how that court is operated.   Full Story

 
As the daughter of Republican coroner candidate Pam Gay, I have been privileged to witness her compassionately care for others within and beyond our family.   Full Story

 
Angela Blake is the right person for Manchester Township magisterial district judge. As we come to vote for magistrate, I believe it is important that the voters understand this is not just a traffic court.   Full Story

 
Todd Platts is not only qualified to occupy a York County Court of Common Pleas seat, he is worthy of our community's support.   Full Story

 
In this year's May 21 primary election, York County voters will have the opportunity to nominate one individual for judge of the Court of Common Pleas.   Full Story

 
As a practicing attorney in York County for 20 years, I have gained a keen insight into our state court system.   Full Story

 
District Attorney Tom Kearney is doing an excellent job under difficult circumstances. Faced with ever increasing violence and crime and hindered by constrained budgets, his office has been effective in bringing criminals to justice.   Full Story

 
Since 1972, York County has had two Coroners, Kathryn Fourhman and Barry Bloss. I have had the privilege to know both and have respect for each.   Full Story

 
 
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