Drew Weidman is the Editor In Chief at The Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, educational policy, and the telecommunications industry, with a focus on competitive sports and education management. Drew's work has been featured in The Sun and The Sun Newspaper.
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Drew Weidman's coverage is highly focused on local government and politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation. He covers a wide range of topics within the Sun Country area, including real estate, crime, accidents, community issues, and events.
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By: Drew Weidman
The largest operating steam locomotive in the world will pass through Hummelstown, and other parts of Sun Country, this afternoon, Tuesday, July 7.
Charges have been filed in connection to a burglary at Hershey Fresh Market in May of 2025. Police have filed charges against 56-year-old Ricky L. Green and 60-year-old Jason S. Jackson for allegedly stealing cash from the ATMs inside the building on May 24, 2025. Green is facing charges of burglary, criminal trespass, theft and criminal mischief, while Jackson is […]
Police have filed charges against the two men who were traveling in a vehicle that crashed into the Boro Bar during a police pursuit on July 8. Swatara Township Police filed the charges since the pursuit originated west of the borough, near InGear Cycling. The driver, 32-year-old Joeis D. Jackson of Lebanon, is facing charges of receiving stolen property, causing […]
Police have filed charges against the two men who were traveling in a vehicle that crashed into the Boro Bar during a police pursuit on July 8. The charges were filed by Swatara Township Police, since the pursuit originated west of the borough near InGear Cycling. The driver, 32-year-old Joeis D. Jackson of Lebanon, is facing charges of receiving stolen […]
They don’t like us, and we don’t like them. No, I’m not talking about rivalry between sports teams, I’m talking about the rivalry between motorists and bicyclists. I was reminded how bitter that rivalry is when driving through Mount Gretna on Sunday. There were swerves, there were beeps but, luckily, no collisions. One side argues that cyclists have every legal […]
Two Lower Dauphin High School graduates were killed in separate vehicle crashes during the past week — one in a motorcycle accident and the other in a fiery crash on Route 283. On Sunday, July 12, 19-year-old Owen O’Hara of Hummelstown was killed when his vehicle crashed in the westbound lanes of Route 283 in Mount Joy Township. The crash […]
Two Lower Dauphin High School graduates were killed in separate vehicle crashes during the past week – one in a motorcycle accident and the other in a crash on Route 283. On Sunday, July 12, 19-year-old Owen O’Hara of Hummelstown was killed when his vehicle crashed in the westbound lanes of Route 283 in Mount Joy Township. The crash occurred […]
What is an “original” worth? It’s an interesting question. An original George Washington signature? Probably quite a bit. An original Picasso painting? Probably even more. But an original recording of Wilt Chamberlain’s legendary 100-point game at Hersheypark Arena? Now that’s a fascinating question. Audio from the March 2, 1962, game – arguably the most famous basketball game ever played – […]
There are few things I hate more than mosquitoes. And there is nothing more I hate than mosquitoes biting my children. I remember when my son was one year old and an Asian tiger mosquito landed right on his forehead. Without thinking, and so determined to prevent it from biting him, I bopped my son on the head to kill […]
One of the things that terrified me most as a young child was hearing the fire siren in the middle of the night. We didn’t have air conditioning back then, so, on summer evenings, our bedroom windows were open. When that haunting wail pierced the darkness, it sent me into a panic. The worst part was the silence between each […]
