A second-story playground covering a surface parking lot is expected to be the biggest change at 240 N. Plum St. as a school for economically challenged children spends tens of
Five years ago brothers Patrick and Peter Egan announced an $18 million plan to create 76 apartments, offices and a new restaurant at a major gateway in Lancaster city’s northeast.
With a hardhat atop his head, Kevin Erb stood at a project site Friday afternoon, gesturing to show off a field of newly planted greenery covering thousands of square feet in the middle of Lancaster city.
But the project engineer wasnât leading a tour of the newest city park or community garden. In fact, he wasnât even on the ground.
Erb was one of several construction officials to climb a ladder to the roof of a new fire station under construction on West King Street, where work is likely to wrap up by the end of the month.
The second of two men responsible for setting the fire that damaged Lancaster City Hall s front doors and a city vehicle in May 2018 will spend more than three years in prison.
Dwain London Jr., of Lancaster, was sentenced to 39 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release â akin to parole â on Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Allentown.
London, along with co-defendant, Patrick Baker, 21, of York, must also pay $10,000 restitution, which is the amount of the city s insurance deductible for the damage.Â
London s attorney, Michael Malloy, said Thursday that his client acknowledged he was wrong in a letter he wrote to the city, which was submitted to the court.