Jake Reyes is a news reporter for WGAL 8 TV and The Westerly Sun, focusing on local news in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. His work has also appeared in WUFT News. Jake covers a range of topics including accidents, community events, local government, and human interest stories, providing timely and accurate information to the community.
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Jake Reyes’ coverage centers on local news, including government announcements, events, and evolving stories. His articles cover a broad range of themes such as house & home, family & relationships, government & politics, and tragedy.
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The annual regulation runs from Nov. 1 to April 30 and applies to anyone on canoes, kayaks or boats less than 16 feet in length.
Penbrook Borough has not allowed the sale of alcohol since 1935. A resolution could allow some sales of alcohol if approved by residents.
Mr. Sandy’s Homeless Veteran’s Center held its 5th annual Stuff the Truck event on Saturday. See how more than 20,000 items will be given out to homeless veterans.
The same policies were adopted by another Lancaster County school district in October. See what could change for students.
The organization aims to ensure families, who may have trouble purchasing ingredients, are prepared for the holiday.
A 39-day streak of no rainfall in October made it difficult for farmers to grow crops. See why Thursday night's rainfall could help them throughout the winter.
The deadline to participate in the visitor survey has been extended. See how city leaders are hoping to boost tourism with the responses.
Amtrak replaced more than 40 miles of obsolete 1950s-era rail infrastructure to improve ride quality in a months-long effort.
See how an ordinance could help the city study parking zones, including with the use of license plate readers
The Lancaster County Food Hub is holding a “Pay What You Can Food Truck Rally” on 812 N. Queen St.
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