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Modern Dauphin County home features new wing, 3-car garage, luxury suites | Cool Spaces

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By Dan Gleiter Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Life & Culture Published: Sep. 02, 2026, 5:00 a.m. A Cool Spaces home at 7420 Green Hill Road in West Hanover Township. You would never know this modern home was built in 1968. Located on 4 acres, it was renovated in 2018 and expanded in 2023 with a new wing and 3-car garage, increasing its size to almost 5,000 square feet (including the finished walk-out lower level). The listing describes the six-bedroom home as combining luxury, functionality and endless possibilities.
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‘Correcting a wrong’: Carlisle Indian School students’ remains to be transferred to families, tribes

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By Dan Gleiter Verified
| GulfLive Verified
This week the Office of Army Cemeteries begins the somber work of trying to repatriate 12 Native Americans to their home tribes and closest descendants. All of the young people died in the custody of the U.S. government while attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School more than a century ago. This is the ninth year in the U.S. Army’s ongoing effort to offer repatriation of all the former Carlisle students whose descendants desire it.
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‘Correcting a wrong’: Carlisle Indian School students’ remains to be transferred to families, tribes

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By Dan Gleiter Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
This week the Office of Army Cemeteries begins the somber work of trying to repatriate 12 Native Americans to their home tribes and closest descendants. All of the young people died in the custody of the U.S. government while attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School more than a century ago. This is the ninth year in the U.S. Army’s ongoing effort to offer repatriation of all the former Carlisle students whose descendants desire it. A subscription is required to read this story.
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