The Sentinel

Community groups throughout the Cumberland Valley have a busy schedule of events Wednesday in salute to past and present servicemen and women. Below is a list of events The Sentinel is aware of: Full Story »

State police at Carlisle (249-2121) • A brother and sister were charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and public drunkenness after state police found one of them lying on the ground in the 300 block of East Fort Street in Shippensburg at 2:44 a.m. Nov. 8. Full Story »

The commissioners Monday night approved taking out a $2.5 million loan to purchase the former Rufe Chevrolet property on Ritner Highway in Carlisle. Full Story »

Cumberland Valley School District last week offered H1N1 vaccines to its elementary students, and will continue to administer vaccinations throughout the next several weeks to secondary students, staff, elementary students who require a second dose, and to others in the district eligible for the vaccine. Full Story »

Parents of a 4-month-old infant girl have been charged with endangering the welfare of a child after they left the baby in an unlocked parked car, Silver Spring police said. Full Story »

Much like 9/11 or the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, many people think of the fall of the Berlin Wall on Nov. 9, 1989, as a milestone event in human history. Full Story »

Four men, including a 16-year-old juvenile charged as an adult, were jailed Sunday following an armed robbery attempt in Shippensburg. Full Story »

A public forum titled “Caps Off: A Discussion On Energy Rate Cap Removal” will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 18 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the WITF Public Media Center in Harrisburg. Full Story »

Repairs this week on Interstate 81 in Cumberland County will require single-lane restrictions, including during the daytime, in both north and south directions. Full Story »

Disorderly conduct. Retail theft. Underage drinking. Tobacco possession on school property. Criminal mischief. These are among the most common offenses committed by Cumberland County youths — crimes that often land them in the juvenile justice system. Full Story »

The Carlisle Area Dog Parks Association held a community dog walk Sunday at the site of its future dog park — Shaffer Park off Spring Road. Full Story »

Here is Monday's Sentinel police log. State police at Carlisle (249-2121) Full Story »

Sue Lemus and Barb Sheridan had checked out about half of the stands that filled a portion of the Carlisle Expo Center Sunday when they came across a vendor who was selling jewelry. Full Story »

When it comes to high school theatrical performances, Cre Carbonaro knows that fall plays tend to get lost in the shadow of the spring musicals. Full Story »

As Carlisle Borough Manager Steve Hietsch worked last week to prepare the 2010 budget he plans to submit to council, he had a number of requests for new vehicles from department heads. Full Story »

Tickets are still available for the Employment Skills Center sixth annual Carlisle’s Own Iron Chef fundraiser Nov. 15. Full Story »

Firefighters never know what they’re getting into when the alarms sound. Full Story »

The Camp Hill School District announced Saturday that is exploring ways to administer H1N1 flu vaccines free of charge to students. Full Story »

Coming out of high school, Wayne Powell had a decision to make. Full Story »

In response to a request from Gov. Ed Rendell’s office, the South Middleton School District will no longer charge a fee for administering the H1N1 vaccine to students. Full Story »

Residents raised questions about proposed changes to Newburg’s sidewalk ordinance Monday, and council members tabled the ordinance until they can provide answers. Full Story »

It’s only November and already the phones are ringing at the United Way of Carlisle and Cumberland County about home heating assistance. Full Story »

Projects for the Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair can be based on engineering, architectural design or cancer research. They cover the areas of science from engineering, math and biology to medicine and behavioral health. Full Story »

For more than 50 years, the Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair worked to build a strong presence in Central Pennsylvania by offering a a venue for competition to students interested in science and providing an opportunity for physics, chemistry and cancer research. Full Story »

Veterans groups throughout Cumberland County have scheduled events Sunday through Wednesday in salute to servicemen and women, past and present. Full Story »