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Cookie Recall Hits Lidl Stores Across East Coast Over Labeling Failure Cookie Recall Hits Lidl Stores Across East Coast Over Labeling Failure
Cookie Recall Hits Lidl Stores Across East Coast Over Labeling Failure A sweet treat sold across a wide stretch of the East Coast is being pulled from shelves over a potentially life-threatening labeling failure. Lidl US said in an announcement posted by the Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday, July 28, that it is recalling all units of Eridanous Shortbread Cookies with Chocolate Truffle Coating and Apricot Filling. The 11.6 oz. boxes may contain undeclared wheat, soy, milk, and egg allergens. People with an allergy or sensitivity to any of those ingredients could suffer a serious or life-threatening reaction if they eat the cookies, the company warned. …

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by Joe Lombardi
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Topless, Exotic Dancers Needed For TV Series Filming In NJ, Pays $1K A Day Topless, Exotic Dancers Needed For TV Series Filming In NJ, Pays $1K A Day
Topless, Exotic Dancers Needed For TV Series Filming In NJ, Pays $1K A Day A casting agency is looking to hire experienced exotic dancers for a background role in the upcoming television series, with filming scheduled in New Jersey next month. Grant Wilfley Casting is specifically looking for exotic dancers with professional or pole dancing experience to portray topless exotic dancers in the series "The Summer." Dancers will be asked to be topless with rear showing in a thong. According to the casting notice, the role pays $1,000 for an eight-hour day. Filming is tentatively scheduled for Monday, Aug. 17 at a location in the New Jersey area. Th…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Newly Engaged Motorcyclist ID'd After Fatal Tractor-Trailer Crash In Pennsylvania (UPDATE) Newly Engaged Motorcyclist ID'd After Fatal Tractor-Trailer Crash In Pennsylvania (UPDATE)
Newly Engaged Motorcyclist ID'd After Fatal Tractor-Trailer Crash In Pennsylvania (Update) A newly engaged man has been identified as the motorcyclist killed in a crash involving a tractor-trailer. Marc Rivera, 29, of Lower Swatara Township, died from multiple traumatic injuries sustained in the motorcycle collision, and his death has been ruled accidental, Dauphin County Coroner officials told Daily Voice on Tuesday, July 28. Lower Swatara Township Police responded to the 2000 block of North Union Street at approximately 4:35 a.m. Saturday, July 25, for a reported crash involving a motorcycle and a tractor-trailer. Officers began lifesaving efforts until firefighters and EMS cr…

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by Jillian Pikora
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This Common Kitchen Spice Shows Promise Against Cancer Cells In Early Study This Common Kitchen Spice Shows Promise Against Cancer Cells In Early Study
This Common Kitchen Spice Shows Promise Against Cancer Cells In Early Study An ingredient found in kitchens around the world is drawing scientific attention for what it did under tightly controlled laboratory conditions. Researchers tested five plant-derived compounds against mouse fibrosarcoma cells and normal rat muscle cells, according to a study published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Curcumin, the compound that gives turmeric its yellow color, produced the most balanced combination of cancer-cell activity and preliminary safety, researchers found. The other compounds were berberine, biochanin A, cucurbitacin E, and caffeic acid phenethyl…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Red Cross Declares National Blood Supply Crisis In Rare, Urgent Warning Red Cross Declares National Blood Supply Crisis In Rare, Urgent Warning
Red Cross Declares National Blood Supply Crisis In Rare, Urgent Warning The American Red Cross has declared a national blood supply crisis for just the second time in the nonprofit's history. The Red Cross announced the crisis in a news release on Monday, July 27. The organization said blood donations fell about 25% in June to a four-year summer low and are no longer keeping pace with hospital demand.  The shortage has become especially severe for type O blood, prompting the organization to limit distributions to hospitals. "These blood supply challenges are being felt across the US blood community," the nonprofit said. "Many blood col…

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by Chris Spiker
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Pop Star Madison Beer, NFL QB Justin Herbert Announce Engagement Pop Star Madison Beer, NFL QB Justin Herbert Announce Engagement
Pop Star Madison Beer, NFL QB Justin Herbert Announce Engagement About one year after they were first spotted together, pop singer Madison Beer and NFL quarterback Justin Herbert have announced their engagement. "Meet my fiancé," Beer wrote in an Instagram caption. The post included shots of Herbert proposing, the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback picking up Beer, and the Long Island native showing off a stunning diamond ring. Both stars also shared the news on their Instagram stories, set to Perry Como's "And I Love You So." Herbert's proposal reveal came two weeks after Beer concluded her latest concert tour at New York City's Madison Square Garde…

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by Joe Wilkinson
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Man Suffers Neck Laceration, Another Hurt In Bloody Knife Altercation At PA Home Man Suffers Neck Laceration, Another Hurt In Bloody Knife Altercation At PA Home
Man Suffers Neck Laceration, Another Hurt In Bloody Knife Altercation At PA Home A man suffered a laceration to his neck, and another was injured during a bloody knife altercation inside a Pennsylvania home on Tuesday morning, authorities said. Wilson Borough Police responded to the 1800 block of Fairview Avenue at approximately 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 28, after receiving an initial report of an altercation involving a knife, Northampton County District Attorney Stephen G. Baratta announced in a release issued later that day. Officers found two men inside the residence when they arrived. One man had suffered a laceration to his neck and was taken to a local hospital…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Roommate Charged After Dead Man's Body Dumped In PA Woods: Police Roommate Charged After Dead Man's Body Dumped In PA Woods: Police
Roommate Charged After Dead Man's Body Dumped In PA Woods: Police A Pennsylvania man is accused of moving his roommate's body from their home and abandoning it in a wooded area instead of calling 911, according to court documents obtained by Daily Voice on Tuesday, July 28. Anastacio Gonzalez Larios, 60, of Gettysburg, has been charged with abuse of a corpse and obstructing administration of law after Pennsylvania State Police identified the man found dead off Upper Temple Road in Menallen Township on Sunday, July 26, as Marcello Oliverio Soto Escobar Martinez, according to the criminal complaint. Troopers were called to the wooded area around 11:18 a.m. …

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by Jillian Pikora
Business
Driver's Seat Problems Trigger Huge Recall Of Ford, Lincoln Vehicles Driver's Seat Problems Trigger Huge Recall Of Ford, Lincoln Vehicles
Driver's Seat Problems Trigger Huge Recall Of Ford, Lincoln Vehicles Nearly 80,000 Ford and Lincoln SUVs are being recalled because the driver's seat can unexpectedly recline, potentially trapping someone sitting behind it. Ford Motor Company issued the recall for 79,579 vehicles, according to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report filed on Tuesday, July 21. The recall affects certain 2026-2027 Ford Explorers and Lincoln Aviators. The driver's seat may recline without warning when the vehicle is remotely unlocked or started. The movement can also happen when someone approaches the vehicle with a programmed key fob or activates a saved seat m…

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by Chris Spiker
Police & Fire
PA Man Wanted After Allegedly Fleeing To UAE After Child Pornography Charges PA Man Wanted After Allegedly Fleeing To UAE After Child Pornography Charges
PA Man Wanted After Allegedly Fleeing To UAE After Child Pornography Charges A Pennsylvania man accused of possessing child pornography is wanted after authorities say he fled the United States to the United Arab Emirates. Shahnoor Khurram Afridi, 19, of Chalfont, Bucks County, is charged with sexual abuse of children involving child sexual abuse material and criminal use of a communication facility, according to New Britain Township Police. The investigation began after the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children received four CyberTips submitted by Yahoo, Snapchat, and Facebook, investigators wrote in the affidavit obtained by Daily Voice. Investigat…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Teen Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old In Columbia Borough (UPDATE) Teen Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old In Columbia Borough (UPDATE)
Teen Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old In Columbia Borough (Update) A teenager has been charged in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Wilfredo Garcia inside a Columbia Borough home earlier this month, authorities announced Tuesday, July 28. The juvenile suspect is charged with third-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, possession of a firearm by a minor, and three counts of recklessly endangering another person in connection with Garcia's death, according to releases issued by the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office and Columbia Borough Police. Daily Voice is not identifying the suspect because he is a juvenile. Under company policy, juveniles ar…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Oven Odor Forces Philly-Bound American Airlines Flight To Divert Oven Odor Forces Philly-Bound American Airlines Flight To Divert
Oven Odor Forces Philly-Bound American Airlines Flight To Divert An American Airlines flight from Italy to Philadelphia was diverted due to an odor from an onboard oven, according to reports. Flight 719 was forced to change course on Saturday, July 25, FlightAware data said. The plane left Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport and landed at Dublin Airport in Ireland. The flight was carrying 281 passengers and 12 crew members at the time of the diversion, USA Today reported. Paramedics evaluated flight attendants and one passenger at the gate before they were released. American provided free hotel accommodations for passen…

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by Chris Spiker
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Milania Guidice's BFF Dies In Fall At Florida Landmark Milania Guidice's BFF Dies In Fall At Florida Landmark
Milania Guidice's BFF Dies In Fall At Florida Landmark Victoria Zardoya, a college student from North Jersey who was best friends with Milania Guidice, died after a fall while visiting Florida with friends, loved ones announced on social media. A statement shared by Victoria Silberbusch at the request of the Zardoya's family said the 20-year-old was seriously injured Friday, July 24, while exploring the historic ruins at Fort Dade on Egmont Key. Zardoya moments before she died. Victoria Sillerbusch "We had actually been getting ready to leave and head to another spot when it all happened... Everything changed in a matter of seconds,"&nb…

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by Cecilia Levine
Lifestyle
This Quick, Easy Routine May Lower Stress In Minutes, Study Finds This Quick, Easy Routine May Lower Stress In Minutes, Study Finds
This Quick, Easy Routine May Lower Stress In Minutes, Study Finds A simple change of scenery may offer a surprisingly fast reset when the day starts feeling overwhelming. Ten quiet minutes in a restored forest while listening to recorded birdsong produced the lowest stress ratings and the most positive feelings in a study of 106 North Carolina State University students. The research was published in the journal Environmental Conservation and summarized by StudyFinds. Researchers tested four combinations of surroundings and sound. Participants visited a restored forest along a creek and a gray, built-up location outside the university’s student union. At…

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by Joe Lombardi
Weather
Dangerous Downpours: Here's Where Slow-Moving Storm Will Unload Heaviest Rainfall Dangerous Downpours: Here's Where Slow-Moving Storm Will Unload Heaviest Rainfall
Dangerous Downpours: Here's Where Slow-Moving Storm Will Unload Heaviest Rainfall The Northeast’s next storm will not be in a hurry, and the places trapped beneath it could pay a steep price. A strengthening, slow-moving system will bring repeated downpours and thunderstorms from Tuesday, July 28, through Thursday, July 30, according to the National Weather Service. The National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center placed parts of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut under a Moderate Risk for excessive rainfall Tuesday and Tuesday night. The designation is Level 3 on the agency’s four-level scale. A broader Slight Risk extends from parts of the Mid-Atlantic into N…

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
Registered Sex Offender Threatens Gov. Shapiro From PA Prison Registered Sex Offender Threatens Gov. Shapiro From PA Prison
Registered Sex Offender Threatens Gov. Shapiro From PA Prison A registered sex offender serving prison time for rape and multiple assaults on corrections officers is facing new charges after allegedly threatening Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, First Lady Lori Shapiro, and the Governor's Residence from behind bars, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Corey Alan Bennett, 34, an inmate at SCI Camp Hill, is accused of writing two letters addressed to separate county clerks containing threats against the governor, his wife, and the Governor's Residence, according to a release issued Monday, July 27. Prison staff intercepted both letters before they wer…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Foodborne Illness Outbreak Expands To 4 States, Including PA, As Hospitalizations Climb Foodborne Illness Outbreak Expands To 4 States, Including PA, As Hospitalizations Climb
Foodborne Illness Outbreak Expands To 4 States, Including PA, As Hospitalizations Climb A fast-growing parasite outbreak is no longer just changing public-health numbers. It is changing what Americans put on their plates. Four in 10 Americans are buying or eating less fresh produce because of the Cyclospora outbreak, according to a CBS News/YouGov survey released Sunday, July 26. Women were slightly more likely than men to report cutting back. Older adults were also more likely than younger people to change their habits. Those following the outbreak very closely were especially likely to say they were buying or eating less produce. A sizable share of Americans says th…

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by Joe Lombardi
Business
Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recall Of 19 Million Eggs Expands To These 17 States Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recall Of 19 Million Eggs Expands To These 17 States
Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recall Of 19 Million Eggs Expands To These 17 States A food recall already measured in millions has taken on a more troubling dimension as illnesses appear far beyond its confirmed distribution zone. The US Food and Drug Administration says that 98 people across 17 states have been infected with an outbreak strain of Salmonella linked in part to recalled shell eggs. At least 26 people have been hospitalized. No deaths have been reported. Cases have been identified in: Arizona California Colorado Georgia Illinois Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Texas West Virginia …

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by Joe Lombardi
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US Measles Surge Reaches Level Not Seen In 35 Years: PA Among States Hit Hardest US Measles Surge Reaches Level Not Seen In 35 Years: PA Among States Hit Hardest
US Measles Surge Reaches Level Not Seen In 35 Years: PA Among States Hit Hardest A disease the US eliminated more than a quarter-century ago is roaring back at a level not seen in a generation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Friday, July 24, that 2,318 confirmed measles cases had been recorded across the US as of Thursday, July 23. The total is the nation’s highest since 1991. It has already surpassed the 2,289 cases reported during all of 2025. Cases involving US residents have been reported across 45 jurisdictions. Another 16 infections involved international visitors. South Carolina leads the country with 670 confirmed cases, followed by…

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by Joe Lombardi
Business
JetBlue Makes Major Changes To How You Book Flights: See What's New JetBlue Makes Major Changes To How You Book Flights: See What's New
JetBlue Makes Major Changes To How You Book Flights: See What's New JetBlue Airways is changing how travelers book flights as it prepares to launch a new domestic first-class option. The New York-based airline announced on Monday, July 27, that it will begin rolling out what it called a simpler shopping system. Customers will first choose their onboard experience before selecting a fare based on price and flexibility. Travelers will be able to choose from four classes: Main, EvenMore, BlueFirst, and Mint. "With the introduction of BlueFirst and our recently improved EvenMore experience, we want to make sure customers can easily find the JetBlue experi…

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by Chris Spiker
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Full Buck Moon Starts Countdown To Rare Sky Show: When To Watch Full Buck Moon Starts Countdown To Rare Sky Show: When To Watch
Full Buck Moon Starts Countdown To Rare Sky Show: When To Watch The summer sky is preparing a three-act show, starting with a familiar sight that may look anything but ordinary. July’s Full Buck Moon reaches peak illumination at 10:36 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, July 29. The Moon will be below the horizon across the Northeast at that moment. The best practical viewing windows will come after sunset on Tuesday, July 28, and Wednesday. Skywatchers should look toward the southeast as the Moon rises. Local moonrise times vary, so viewers can check the Almanac’s calculator for their ZIP code. The Moon may appear unusually large while hovering near the horizon. …

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by Joe Lombardi
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2 Reading Brothers ID'd In Fatal 3-Vehicle I-176 Crash In Berks County 2 Reading Brothers ID'd In Fatal 3-Vehicle I-176 Crash In Berks County
2 Reading Brothers ID'd In Fatal 3-Vehicle I-176 Crash In Berks County Two Reading brothers killed in a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 176 in Berks County early Friday morning, July 24, have been identified as relatives launch a fundraiser to bring them home to the Dominican Republic. Jose Amaury Cuevas Sosa, 18, and Jose Emmanuel Uribe, 20, both of the 500 block of Minor Street in Reading, died after the crash in the southbound lanes of I-176 near the Kurtz Mill Road overpass in Robeson Township, according to Berks County Coroner Matthew J. Stitzel. The crash happened at approximately 6:05 a.m., when Berks County 911 received multiple calls reporting a th…

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by Jillian Pikora
Lifestyle
Nation's Best States Ranked In New Study: See Where PA Landed Nation's Best States Ranked In New Study: See Where PA Landed
Nation's Best States Ranked In New Study: See Where PA Landed Several Northeast states were ranked among the nation's best overall places to live, according to a new study. U.S. News & World Report released its 2026 Best States rankings on Tuesday, July 28. The study ranked all 50 states using 71 metrics covering healthcare, education, economy, infrastructure, opportunity, fiscal stability, crime & corrections, and natural environment. The rankings measure how well states serve their residents through a range of factors. "The U.S. News & World Report Best States rankings serve as a critical tool for understanding what drives long-ter…

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by Chris Spiker
Police & Fire
Active Police Incident Reroutes Traffic In Lancaster (DEVELOPING) Active Police Incident Reroutes Traffic In Lancaster (DEVELOPING)
Active Police Incident Reroutes Traffic In Lancaster (Developing) An active police incident is rerouting traffic in Lancaster on Monday night, July 27. Traffic is being diverted in the 400 block of South Prince Street following the incident, according to the Lancaster City Bureau of Police. The alert was issued at 8:57 p.m. Police did not immediately release any additional information about the incident. Motorists are urged to avoid the area and use alternate routes until the scene is cleared. This is a developing story. Check back with Daily Voice for updates.

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by Jillian Pikora
Weather
Slow-Moving Rounds Of Strong Storms Will Bring Flash Flooding, Damaging Winds: Update Slow-Moving Rounds Of Strong Storms Will Bring Flash Flooding, Damaging Winds: Update
Slow-Moving Rounds Of Strong Storms Will Bring Flash Flooding, Damaging Winds: Update The week’s quiet opening will be short-lived as a slow-moving system lines up a one-two punch for the Northeast. Click here for a new, updated story - Dangerous Downpours: Here's Where Slow-Moving Storm Will Unload Heaviest Rainfall Damaging-wind and flash-flood threats will accompany the potent system on Tuesday, July 28, and continue into Wednesday, July 29. The National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center placed portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast under a Slight Risk for excessive rainfall on both Tuesday and Wednesday. A cold front, strengthening low pressure, and deep …

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by Joe Lombardi
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Savannah Guthrie Issues 'Specific' New Message To Her Mother's Kidnappers: 'We Did Our Part' Savannah Guthrie Issues 'Specific' New Message To Her Mother's Kidnappers: 'We Did Our Part'
Savannah Guthrie Issues 'Specific' New Message To Her Mother's Kidnappers: 'We Did Our Part' Savannah Guthrie is speaking directly to the people she believes can end her family's nightmare. The 54-year-old NBC "Today" co-anchor posted an emotional video on Instagram on Monday, July 27, asking those responsible for her mother's disappearance to reveal where the family should look. Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing for nearly six months. Investigators believe she was abducted from her Catalina Foothills home near Tucson, Arizona. Savannah Guthrie began by saying she was "coming on today with a very specific message." “We have done our part, and we will never stop looking for her,…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Off-Duty Philly Officer Hit 100+ MPH In 35 Zone After Uncle's Fatal Shooting: Court Docs Off-Duty Philly Officer Hit 100+ MPH In 35 Zone After Uncle's Fatal Shooting: Court Docs
Off-Duty Philly Officer Hit 100+ MPH In 35 Zone After Uncle's Fatal Shooting: Court Docs An off-duty Philadelphia police officer accused of fatally shooting his uncle told investigators he acted in self-defense before allegedly leading Pennsylvania State Police on a chase that topped 100 mph in a 35 mph zone, according to court documents obtained by Daily Voice on Monday, July 27. Kenroy Anthony Cummings, 25, of Philadelphia, is charged with criminal homicide and fleeing or attempting to elude an officer in the July 24 killing of his uncle, 27-year-old Shakair T. Moncrieffe, at a home in the 1200 block of Old Gate Road in Allen Township. Moncrieffe was identified Monday after …

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by Jillian Pikora
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Cruise Ship's Fourth GI Outbreak Of 2026 Sickens 13 Passengers, Crew Members Cruise Ship's Fourth GI Outbreak Of 2026 Sickens 13 Passengers, Crew Members
Cruise Ship's Fourth GI Outbreak Of 2026 Sickens 13 Passengers, Crew Members More than a dozen people were sickened in a cruise ship's fourth gastrointestinal illness outbreak of 2026, officials said. The outbreak happened on the National Geographic Sea Bird, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. The Lindblad Expeditions voyage along the Alaskan coast began on Wednesday, July 15, and ended on Monday, July 20. Eight of the 57 passengers aboard the ship reported becoming ill during the voyage. Five of the 26 crew members also became sick. The main symptoms were diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps. The cause of the outbreak remains unknown bec…

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by Chris Spiker
Police & Fire
Worker Airlifted After Industrial Accident At Storage Facility In PA Worker Airlifted After Industrial Accident At Storage Facility In PA
Worker Airlifted After Industrial Accident At Storage Facility In PA An industrial accident prompted a helicopter response at a storage facility in Pennsylvania on Sunday, July 26. Emergency crews were dispatched just after lunchtime to Franklin Storage, located in the 900 block of Kriner Road, for an industrial accident, according to a release from New Franklin Volunteer Fire Company. When firefighters and EMS crews arrived, the worker had already been freed from the machine and removed before rescuers reached the scene, officials said. Squad 41 was assigned as part of the rescue response and established a landing zone for Life Net 8-1, which airlifted the…

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by Jillian Pikora
Business
Cracker Barrel CEO Resigns After Rebranding Controversy Cracker Barrel CEO Resigns After Rebranding Controversy
Cracker Barrel CEO Resigns After Rebranding Controversy Cracker Barrel's CEO is resigning nearly a year after rabid criticism from conservatives over the restaurant chain's efforts to modernize. Julie Masino will step down as chief executive, the Tennessee-based company announced in a news release on Monday, July 27. Her final day as CEO will be on Monday, Aug. 10, although she'll remain as an advisor until Friday, Oct. 9. Masino joined Cracker Barrel after previously serving as CEO of Taco Bell. "On behalf of the board and the entire company, I want to thank Julie for her leadership and commitment to Cracker Barrel," said Carl B…

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by Chris Spiker
Police & Fire
Mom's Quick Actions May Have Saved Daughter From PA Ex-BF's Abduction: Prosecutor Mom's Quick Actions May Have Saved Daughter From PA Ex-BF's Abduction: Prosecutor
Mom's Quick Actions May Have Saved Daughter From PA Ex-BF's Abduction: Prosecutor A 27-year-old Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend in Atlantic City, authorities announced Monday, July 27. On Sunday, Sept. 28, Atlantic City police responded to Adriatic Avenue after a woman was dragged into a Chrysler 3000 by Lucas Moran, a Dunmore resident, who was wielding a knife, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said.  As Moran attempted to drag the woman back into the vehicle, the woman’s mother prevented him from doing so, authorities said. The woman was able to escape and Moran then fled westbound toward Absecon Boulevard in his vehicle, auth…

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by Sam Barron