30 rodent-like droppings, slimy black bacteria: York County restaurant inspections
Updated 6:30 AM;
The following York County restaurants were found to have violated Pennsylvania’s health and safety regulations during inspections between March 14-20.
Inspections are overseen by the Department of Agriculture. The department notes that in many cases violations are corrected by the restaurant before inspectors leave.
BROTHERLY LOVE SCRATCH KITCHEN
Violations:
CENTRAL YORK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Date: March 19, 2021
DIVINO PIZZERIA AND GRILLE Food employee observed touching face mask then proceeding to handle ready-to-eat food. Corrected. Bottom of two-door freezer and two-door refrigerator observed to be dirty and are in need of cleaning.
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Thumbs up to a little horse that brought big smiles to a medical office in Dallastown this week.
Folks who were getting their COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday at a Dallastown Medical Associates, 1010 Blymire Road, were treated to a sweet surprise when Sandy C. Smith took Dominique a 33-inch-tall, 6-year-old male miniature Appaloosa therapy horse along to get her second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 shot. I don t think anybody can look at him, including you, without smiling, Smith said. And that s what it s about. It s about bringing love and smiles to people and put them in a better place, whether they only have a few tomorrows left or they have a lot.
Gettysburg father and daughter launch 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail attempt
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Today 12:06 PM
Brian and McKenzie Long, of Gettysburg, have launched their thru-hike attempt on the Appalachian Trail. (Contributed photo)
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Gettysburg father and daughter Brian and McKenzie Long this morning stepped onto the Appalachian Trail at its southern terminus on Springer Mountain in Georgia. They hope to finish a thru-hike of about 2,200 miles sometime in September at the northern terminus on Mount Katahdin in Maine.
They had planned to make the trek last year, but like thousands of others opted to postpone in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy urged all hikers to stay off the trail last year.
Mother of dead York County officer urges drivers to obey PA s new move over law
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It s been more than 12 years since Northern Regional Officer David Tome was fatally run down along Route 15 by a distracted driver who was speeding, applying makeup and using her cellphone. She was doing everything but paying attention to the road, said Tome s mother, Karen Reever. All I have is pictures. A piece of my heart is missing also, because of a distracted driver.
Reever and her husband, David Reever Tome s stepfather joined with Northern York County Regional Police, PennDOT and the Center for Traffic Safety on Tuesday morning for a news conference about changes to Pennsylvania s steer clear law, which will soon be replaced with an enhanced version with stiffer fines and penalties.
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