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Business reporter, York Daily Record/Sunday News, York, Pa.

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No increase in general fund taxes in 2027, Romaine says in State of the County address

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By Gary Haber
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No increase in general fund taxes in 2027, Romaine says in State of the County address Legislature Presiding Officer Anthony Piccirillo (left) holds a portrait of William Floyd, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The portrait was given by County Executive Ed Romaine (right). Photo by Gary Haber On Sept.
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Huntington’s Sydney Taylor, one of the top rookies in the WNBA, comes home for a visit

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By Gary Haber
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Huntington’s Sydney Taylor, one of the top rookies in the WNBA, comes home for a visit Sydney Taylor with her father Don Taylor. Photo by Gary Haber It’s been an amazing rookie season for Sydney Taylor of the WNBA’s Chicago Sky. The St. Anthony’s High School alum has gone from undrafted rookie to one of the Sky’s top scorers and someone who’s won several games with her last-minute heroics. Taylor, who grew up in Huntington, is third on the Sky (15-25) in scoring, averaging 13.8 points per game.
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New season means a new conference and new opponents for Harborfields football

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By Gary Haber
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Harborfields football moved down to Conference IV this season from Conference III, meaning the Tornadoes will face a different set of opponents this year, including heavyweights Mount Sinai, Bayport-Blue Point and Sayville, which also dropped down to Conference IV. Harborfields head coach Rocco Colucci is looking forward to the team’s first season in Conference IV. Photo by Gary Haber Harborfields, the largest school in Conference IV in terms of enrollment, comes into the season as a No. 4 seed.
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