Anthony Maenza is a news reporter for The York Dispatch, focusing on local news in the York, Pennsylvania area. With a keen interest in covering crime, accidents, and community events, Anthony keeps the residents of York County informed about the latest happenings in their area.
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Anthony Maenza's coverage primarily revolves around local news in York County, Pennsylvania, with a strong emphasis on crime and weather-related incidents. If reaching out to him, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing or evolving crime stories in the area. Additionally, offering expert commentary on weather events impacting York County could be of interest.
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York County could see the first snow of the season on Friday after a dry and mild fall.
The appearance by the '80s rock legends will be part of the band’s farewell tour, which has been extended into 2025.
Two York City men face charges for allegedly dealing cocaine.
By: Anthony Maenza
A Wrightsville woman faces felony charges stemming from a head-on collision that occurred in Lancaster County in July.
A school bus containing nine students was struck by a dump truck Wednesday morning in York City.
By: Anthony Maenza
A fight between two brothers over a speaker in Jackson Township led to one man stabbing the other, police said.
According to the National Weather Service in State College, the snow flurries should start early Friday morning after 1 a.m.
By: Anthony Maenza
Northern York County Regional Police have charged a New Oxford man in connection with a hit-and-run crash last month that severely injured a motorcyclist and his young daughter.
York County residents who have been waiting to grab a bite to eat at a Wawa convenience store won’t have much longer to wait.
York County residents will see some high wind this weekend before much chillier and wetter weather moves in for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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