Hampton NewsLocal news for Hampton, PA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Reading to ask state for road help- January 31, 2008 Recent traffic counts by the Adams County Office of Planning and Development have identified two Reading Township intersections as problem spots. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/reading-to-ask-state-for-road-help?fromrss=1 Reading wants Latimore to support fire company- January 30, 2008 "The fuel is an option that Reading may have agreed to but I don't think we have." Reading Township wants Latimore Township to chip in more than $5,000 for costs Reading has paid to support the Lake Meade Fire and Rescue. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/reading-wants-latimore-to-support-fire-compan... Reading township reschedules meetings- January 24, 2008 Reading Township officials have decided to change the times for meetings for both the supervisors and the planning commission. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/reading-township-reschedules-meetings?fromrss... Public record for Jan. 22, 2008- January 22, 2008 Dr. and Mrs. John Lieb II , Gainesville, Fla., a daughter, Sept. 14, 2007, at Shands Hospital at the University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/public-record-for-jan-22-2008?fromrss=1 Police investigate alleged rape in Reading- January 9, 2008 A female juvenile on Sunday was allegedly raped south of Hampton by an unknown attacker, police said. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/police-investigate-alleged-rape-in-reading?fr... Reading Township officials reviewing subdivision plans- January 3, 2008 Reading Township's supervisors are reviewing a request to subdivide a farm along the northeastern edge of the village of Hampton. via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/reading-township-officials-reviewing-subdivis... MedEvac flunks test- January 2, 2008 "It tied up my dispatch center" Go ahead and count the characters. "Down" is definitely a four-letter word. And emergency responders might reasonably consider it profanity, seeing as how on any given day they might answer a call that begins ... via Evening Sunhttp://www.topix.net/city/hampton-pa/2008/01/medevac-flunks-test?fromrss=1 |