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Large piece of concrete falls off bridge on I-83, hits car during Sunday night's storms

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By AJ Sisson Verified
| WGAL-TV (Lancaster, PA) Verified
A Franklin County mother was driving home from Hersheypark on Sunday during severe weather when what she described as a "human-sized piece of concrete" fell and broke through her car's windshield. Megan Barnhart says she was driving home with her son and his friend in the car on I-83 when a large piece of concrete from the 13th Street bridge in Dauphin County put a hole in her windshield and sliced the hood of her car. A smaller piece of concrete landed in her passenger seat which was unoccupied.
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Body pulled from Susquehanna River

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By AJ Sisson Verified
| WGAL-TV (Lancaster, PA) Verified
GOOD MORNING. IT IS 655. TIME FOR WGAL NEWS EIGHT TO GO. WE BEGIN WITH THE PROGRESS UNDERWAY IN THE STORM CLEANUP. I'M GABRIELLE THOMAS, LIVE HERE IN MANHEIM TOWNSHIP. CLEANUP EFFORTS CONTINUE HERE IN MANHEIM TOWNSHIP. AS YOU CAN SEE HERE, BEHIND ME, THERE IS STILL A LARGE TREE RIGHT HERE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD ON ROSEVILLE ROAD AND OREGON PIKE, AS WELL AS SOME DOWNED POWER LINES JUST HOVERING OVER THE ROAD HERE. MANY CARS, AS YOU SEE, AS IT PICKS UP THROUGH THE MORNING AS THE SUN IS UP.
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Fort Hunter offers visitors a chance to explore over 250 years of history in Dauphin County

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By AJ Sisson Verified
| WGAL-TV (Lancaster, PA) Verified
Fort Hunter, a historic site along the Susquehanna River just north of Harrisburg, preserves over 250 years of Pennsylvania history, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's past. "At the time of the French and Indian War, the English put up a bunch of forts all up and down the Susquehanna River," said David Morrison, executive director of the Historic Harrisburg Association.
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