York Daily Record

Within the past 10 years, an average of four students per school day dropped out of York County schools. Full Story »

The Central York School Board decided Monday to put off making a determination until spring on what to do with an 1840s-era farmhouse that sits on 52 acres the district owns in Manchester Township. Full Story »

When Wendy Daly heard the news that John Allen Muhammad, the convicted Beltway Sniper, was going to be executed Tuesday in Virginia, it brought memories. Full Story »

The behavior's not new, and neither is the location. Full Story »

Three York County residents, all with a long history of work in emergency management, recently achieved certifications from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. Full Story »

If, while driving, you happen upon an incident alongside the road that involves an emergency responder, move over. Full Story »

The York City Police Department's Impaired Driving Initiative will hold an awareness event 7 p.m. Nov. Full Story »

Charlie Stein debated Saturday whether to take his dog, Jack, for a walk down in Rock Ridge County Park in Springettsbury Township. Full Story »

Supervisors have "no choice" on townhome developmentWest Manheim board approves application for 396-unit proposal near Fuhrman Mill Road. Full Story »

A driver under the influence of narcotics hit a telephone pole and abandoned the car on a Codorus Township road before taking off with two injured children, according to state police. Full Story »

The Central York School Board on Monday will discuss whether to keep an 1840s farmhouse on 52 acres that the district condemned and purchased two years ago for $3.2 million. Full Story »

For years it's been easy to spot where the state Department of Transportation stored its salt by the domes that towered over the landscape. Full Story »

The Red Lion Area School Board is facing setbacks in the 2009-10 budget after the passage of the state budget. Full Story »

York native Darlene Beckett, an Army veteran and daughter of city councilwoman Carol Hill-Evans, was a block away when a gunman opened fire at Fort Hood in Texas. Full Story »

After four days of selection, a jury has been seated in the capital murder trial of Harve Lamar Johnson. Full Story »

The Cookes House, built in 1761, is the third-oldest house in York city. The owner will hold an open house Nov. 15. Full Story »

The York City Bureau of Health has a message for residents who are getting a busy signal or a full voice mailbox when trying to schedule a swine flu vaccination: Keep calling. Full Story »

Retired Common Pleas Court Judge Emanuel A. "Mike" Cassimatis died Wednesday while vacationing in Rome, Italy. Full Story »

Anita Marchesani fears that her sons Alex, 10, and Lucas, 14, will inherit a United States that's not based on freedom and liberty. Full Story »

A million dollars of federal transportation enhancement money that was intended to be spent on land acquisition for a park at Lauxmont Farms in Lower Windsor Township will now likely be used for other improvements, such as a river walk and parking. Full Story »

The Christmas Cheer Distribution, which is a coat distribution and toy giveaway for children, started Monday and runs until Friday. Full Story »

In an effort to protect as many high-risk people as possible, the York City Bureau of Health is expanding its H1N1 vaccination program beyond school children. Full Story »

With Veteran's Day less than a week away on Nov. 11, here's a list of public events to honor those who have served the country: --- York County Veteran's Day Breakfast: Beginning at 7:30 a. Full Story »

Civil lawsuits filed against a building inspector, alleging he ignored construction defects in several new Shrewsbury Township homes, have been dismissed in county court. Full Story »

Tax collector Margaret Cousler has paid $88,791.63 to Springettsbury Township, funds that municipal officials say she didn't turn over from two years ago. Full Story »