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Lancaster Man Gets Years In Prison For Fleeing Crash That Killed Doctor

Lancaster Man Gets Years In Prison For Fleeing Crash That Killed Doctor
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Driver pleads guilty to hit-and-run crash that killed Lancaster pediatrician

A driver charged with hitting a Lancaster pediatrician, who died soon after, faces up to 17 years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday.Rodolfo Paradas, 53, told the family of Dr.

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We must address the sexual violence faced by teenagers [column]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released updated statistics on teenage mental health, violence and risky behaviors, as measured by the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System. More than

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Music for Everyone grants to honor late pediatrician Steven Killough

Music for Everyone, the Lancaster-based nonprofit dedicated to cultivating the power of music, has announced a new grant track in honor of a late Lancaster County pediatrician.

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Parents of sick children may run into problems finding pain medication

The increase in children who are sick with the flu, COVID-19 or RSV is leading more parents to pharmacy shelves for over-the-counter pain medicines.

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