Carolyn Reiste counts the 76,000 yes votes
The Lititz Public Library director thanked Warwick Township for its $84,700 a year and looked ahead to the library’s expansion after the county tax question failed.
Joanna Risser
Dig resumes at Lancaster Airport for Meister family graves bound for Rothsville
Archaeologists are searching near the control tower for an 18th-century family burial plot. The remains will be reburied at Jerusalem Lutheran in Rothsville.
Humor Column: A TSA Thanksgiving
A tongue-in-cheek holiday column imagines a Thanksgiving dinner run by airport security rules, from 3.4-ounce gravy allowances and a bomb-sniffing cat to a body scanner on the chimney for Santa.
Sparks Fly Over Fate of Lititz Fourth of July Fireworks
In June 2017, the Lititz 4th of July committee warned that Oak Tree Development Group’s plan for the former Wilbur Chocolate property could end fireworks launched near Lititz Springs Park, drawing an outcry from residents.
LititzDailyNews.com Named a Finalist for National EPPY Award
Editor & Publisher magazine named LititzDailyNews.com a finalist for Best Photojournalism in its 2015 EPPY Awards, alongside national outlets, recognizing the solo-published site’s image-rich coverage of Lititz in its first year.
Red Cross Assists 21 People After Newport Commons Apartment Fire in Lititz
After an August 2015 balcony fire at the Newport Commons apartment complex on North Oak Street in Lititz, the American Red Cross helped 21 people from six families with shelter, cots and meals.
Route 501 Repaving Project Begins Through Lititz
In March 2016, PennDOT began a $3.36 million project to repair and resurface 4.29 miles of Route 501 from north of Lititz to Route 722, a corridor carrying nearly 22,000 vehicles a day.
How Lititz Police Use PowerEngage Text Updates and Surveys
Lititz Borough Police use PowerEngage to text case updates and short satisfaction surveys to people involved in non-emergency incidents. Here’s what the program does, what it doesn’t, and how to reach the department.
Boil Water Advisories in Warwick Township: What the 2016 Main Break Taught
A September 2016 water main break in Lititz led Warwick Township to issue, then extend, a boil water advisory. What happened, and what residents should do when the next one comes.
Lititz Borough’s List of Lead Gooseneck Addresses, and How to Read It Today
In 2016 the borough identified roughly 300 properties served through lead goosenecks. What a gooseneck is, why it matters, and where today’s service line inventory fits in.