Print Edition Highlights - July 13, 2017

   Old cars and hippie garb were back in style on July 7, amidst sounds of the ‘70s at Dills Tavern for Flashback Friday.

Lynne Maclay gives a peace sign to Doug Riley. Photo by Curt Werner/Dillsburg Banner.

Friends relax in the courtyard at Dills Tavern Friday night.

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Holy Spirit EMS to service Dillsburg starting in November

Mary Lou Bytof
Dillsburg Banner

    Holy Spirit EMS, formerly West Shore EMS, will provide emergency medical ambulance service to the borough beginning in November. On Tuesday evening, The Dillsburg Borough Council authorized Council President John Richardson to sign a contract for service with Holy Spirit EMS.

   Voting for the agreement were councilmen Jeff Griffin, Matt Fawber and David Baldwin. Councilmen Richardson and Mark Ryder abstained from voting, and Councilwoman Holly Kelley voted no. Councilman Hal Anderson was absent from the meeting; however, last month he voted in favor of the council pursuing the change.

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DYB 11-12 All-Stars force winner-take-all game

Andy Sandrik
Dillsburg Banner

    By the time this story reaches print, we should know whether Dillsburg Youth Baseball's 11-12 International All-Star team won the District 14 Tournament.

   The winner-take-all championship game against Shippensburg was scheduled to be played on Wednesday evening after the Dillsburg Banner went to press.

Timmy Bonin has a rough slide at home plate, and is called safe, against South Middleton. Photo by Curt Werner/Dillsburg Banner.

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Wolfpack claim one win in three games

Andy Sandrik
Dillsburg Banner

    The Dillsburg Wolfpack fell to 7-17 in the West Shore Twilight Baseball League with losses in two of its last three games.

    Harry Sanders' ballclub dusted Shippensburg 12-0 on Wednesday to snap a three-game losing streak, before New Cumberland posted a 4-0 victory over the Wolfpack on Friday and Mechanicsburg won a 1-0 nailbiter over Dillsburg on Saturday. No report was available by press deadline for Tuesday's contest between Dillsburg and Mechanicsburg.

    The WSTBL is led by New Cumberland (21-7), followed by Mechanicsburg (14-8), Hagerstown (16-11), Enola (12-12), Dillsburg and Shippensburg (3-18).

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