(WHP) — Police in Lititz are investigating after a woman was found unresponsive in the middle of a road just after midnight Sunday was found with her skateboard near the intersection of Laurel Avenue and E She was taken to Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital where she was pronounced dead around 4:30 a.m Her cause of death was found to be multiple traumatic injuries Police said based on what is known at this time Anyone with information is asked to call the Lititz Borough Police Department at (717) 626-6393 or to email Tips@LititzPD.org Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A 43-year-old woman found gravely injured in the middle of a Lititz street has been identified as Magnolia Wintjen A Lititz Borough Police Department vehicle Wintjen was discovered unresponsive in the roadway near her skateboard at the intersection of Laurel Avenue and East Fourth Avenue at 12:04 a.m. according to the Lititz Borough Police Department and the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office who lived in the 300 block of East Second Avenue She was rushed by ambulance to Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 4:30 a.m. An autopsy conducted Monday morning confirmed Wintjen died of multiple traumatic injuries Police and the coroner's office emphasized there is no known threat to public safety at this time Anyone with information is urged to call LBPD at 717-626-6393 or submit a tip through the department’s website Women of Influence Join us as we celebrate one of the major food groups in Lititz – the beloved Julius Sturgis Pretzel Enjoy both sweet and savory samplings as you take in the sights and sounds of springtime in Lititz There will also be alcoholic tastings and live music Downtown parking is available and will be free on the day of the event Proceeds from this event will fund a Kids FREE Fun Day at the Park Lititz retailers will NOT be selling tickets in their stores this year Purchased Lititz Pretzel Fest tickets will be held at the train station in front of Lititz Springs Park please have your Square receipt email with you as proof of purchase to pick up your tickets A sincere THANK YOU to our friends at Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery for providing ALL OF THE plain and specialty pretzels for this event Your generosity and time helps to make this day so successful Sign up for your daily digest of Central Pa Central Penn Business Journal provides 24/7 business news coverage and events honoring top business professionals Get our free e-alerts & breaking news notifications Subscribe for access to the latest digital and special editions Click here for information about plaques permissions and reprints of previous editions View Visitation & Service details > PA passed away January 5 in the comfort of his home His passing brings solace to the family as he is reunited with his father and rests in the eternal embrace of our Heavenly father As well as two grandchildren (Mother Erin,) Gage and Gracie Miller Daryl’s deep passion for sports was engrained in his life and we encourage everyone’s attire to be their favorite sports gear (Ohio state fans may want to reconsider though) A celebration of life will be held at Charles F There will be a time of visitation with the family from 4:00 PM until the time of service Those desiring may send contributions in Daryl’s memory to the Warwick Mat Club Treasurer c/o Brain Sell Condolence Message: Be sure to include your name Please note that your condolence will not appear on this page until it is reviewed Condolences usually appear within 24 hours of being submitted My husband Wayne and I met his parents in Phoenix where they had a condo Lynn attended our church and we had many meals together May God give his family peace and may he rest in peace grandson and son age 61 all passed in 2024 Death is hard but Heaven will be wonderful So sorry to hear of your son’s passing.  I will pray for him and your family.  Find comfort knowing he is now in a place of eternal peace.  (Pat from UPMC) I am sorry and very sad to hear  about the loss of  Daryl.  Remembering his wrestling days with Coach;  rest in peace; as you reunite with your father and Coach Derr.  May your family find comfort in all the memories they share of you and give them peace.  Prayers and hugs I was saddened to hear of Daryl’s passing.  Sending Love and Light Our seven funeral homes in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties makes it easy and convenient to make arrangements and host services close to home (WHP) — A Lititz man and New Oxford-based trucking company were recently sentenced for a scheme officials say violated the Clean Air Act worked as a mechanic at an Ephrata diesel repair shop and would tamper with vehicles’ emissions diagnostic systems “defeating the systems’ ability to reduce pollutant gases,” according to the U.S Martin also worked for Frock Brothers Trucking a long-distance trucking company that delivers freight and other products Martin and the trucking company conspired to tamper with the emissions control hardware of eight vehicles Officials said the trucking company would remove the vehicles’ engine control modules and ship them to Martin and ship them back to be reinstalled in the trucks “As a result of the emissions systems tampering Frock Brothers vehicles emitted excess emissions including nitrogen oxides and particulate matter into the atmosphere,” the Department of Justice said in a news release Officials said Martin and the trucking company committed the illegal actions for economic benefits like fuel savings from improved fuel economy on modified vehicles and reduced expenditures on diesel exhaust fluids required to operate emissions systems components.” Martin was sentenced by a U.S District Court judge to two years of probation with three months of a home curfew was sentenced to two years of probation and an $80,000 fine (WHP) — A woman has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child and assault after allegedly striking someone who was holding a baby they spoke to the victim and 37-year-old Jacqueline Wiggins Police said the adult victim was holding a baby when Wiggins allegedly struck him in the face officers charged Wiggins with simple assault was welcomed into her forever home by her Lord and Savior on Thursday she was the daughter of the late James and Irene Clair Sensenig Audrey was a Lititz native and an active member of the Lititz Moravian Church for over 60 years She loved the town of Lititz and contributed to helping her neighbors and supporting those in need through her volunteer work at the Church She was a fervent prayer warrior for her family & faithfully followed the Moravian church prayer lists Audrey received her licensed practical nursing degree (LPN) from Lancaster General Hospital in 1958 but her main focus quickly became her family Audrey’s strong faith and trust in Jesus was the center of her life her children and grandchildren were her pride and joy Always loving & instrumental in her grandchildren’s lives whether being a last-minute sitter for a sick child or traveling around the country to watch a grandchild so they could travel with their working mom Cooking delicious morsels in Nana’s Kitchen was routine Audrey was also a formidable competitor on the tennis court She loved the game and shared that love through teaching many of her children & grandchildren how to play She loved to take her grandchildren to Lititz springs park to feed the ducks and play She sat on the floor engrossed in play with the grandchildren when they visited Her love radiated and overflowed making each one know they were special and loved Hannah Gillis as well as her great grandchildren Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend Audrey’s memorial service at Lititz Moravian Church Friends may visit with the family from 10:00 AM until the time of service at the church in the Eshbach Parlor Those desiring may send contributions in Audrey’s name to the Moravian Book of Remembrance he was the son of the late Jay Thomas and Betsy Jo Haines Stauffer He was a 1977 graduate of Warwick High School Admired for his woodworking skills and craftsmanship that took him up and down the east coast installing fine custom cabinets He built three of his own homes in the Lititz area including a very unique yurt he designed and assembled himself Jeff loved spending time in nature; hunting whitetail and other game fishing secluded mountain streams and hiking through deep snow tracking a buck He shot and carried out his last whitetail with his favorite muzzleloading long rifle a week before his passing finding the steepest black diamond tree skiing runs in Vermont or chasing his son down a gnarly mountain bike trail His body was a tree magnet on some of those occasions He loved taking in the sunset on the porch of his aunt and uncle’s cottage on Gun Point Cove and steaming a pot of freshly caught lobster for dinner he could often be found at his favorite coffee shops in Lititz and of course catching up with the latest news It would seem erroneous not to mention that Jeff had an enthusiastic passion for motorized vehicles “As often as one changes underwear,” he regularly returned home with a new car He could always find a reason to get his family together; for a steak cookout a blueberry pancake breakfast with his homemade maple syrup he was never too shy to throw in some of his favorite dance moves and making his seven grandkids laugh brought him joy “Pepa Jeff” and “Papoo,” as he was affectionately called father and grandfather to a level that left a lasting legacy his walk with the Lord was evident in many ways His selfless demeanor always shone bright with a smile Sharing the love of his Savior was always on his heart His final desire in this life was that God be given the Glory in all things Surviving besides his wife is his daughter and seven grandchildren; two brothers: Jay Thomas husband of Cindy Stauffer of Lititz and David Stauffer of Colorado; and three sisters: Kathy Visitation will follow the service at the church VICKIE  AND  FAMILY :  SO SAD TO HEAR OF JIFF’S PASSING INTO THE ARMS OF OUR SAVIOR JEFF & I WORKED TOGETHER CLOSE TO FORTY YEARS AGO MY DEEPEST PRAYERS FOR YOU VICKIE & YOUR FAMILY To the Stauffer Family- My sincere condolences for the loss of Jeff I had no idea he was I’ll and so it came as a complete surprise The last time I saw you we were at 32 Below for ice cream and talking about Bobby Will keep you in my prayers as you go through these difficult times and hope that all the wonderful memories you have bring some comfort as you gather together I got to know Jeff through the construction business at PR Builders He was a good guy and always had a joke for you We are blessed to be your neighbors and so grateful to have gotten to know you both in the past few years support and listening ears offered in difficulty advice and encouragement given to our sons lively political discussions and opinions shared laughter filling the air as you watched your TV shows in the yurt:) and I could go on… For the strong faith in our Lord Jesus Christ that you shared and lived out each day we thank you for your example to our family but we rejoice in knowing that we will see him again in glory and that he is free from pain and sorrow in the presence of Jesus  Till we meet again may we share the hope we have in Jesus with those around us as Jeff did so passionately We thank you for the special times share together at your home and as neighbors You two were great neighbors and Jeff was an amazing tree man Thank you for all of the special times we love you I had many enjoyable conversations with Jeff and Cody at his cabinet buisness in Elm He was a great guy and will be sorley missed.                           Mitchell Grove We cannot imagine the pain and heartache you’re feeling We are praying for your peace and comfort.  We are so sorry for your loss.     Mr & Mrs Jeff Morgan This purchase is available as a free download with your MyC-SPAN account C-SPAN.org offers links to books featured on the C-SPAN networks to make it simpler for viewers to purchase them C-SPAN has agreements with retailers that share a small percentage of your purchase price with our network C-SPAN earns money from your qualifying purchases C-SPAN only receives this revenue if your book purchase is made using the links on this page Any revenue realized from this program goes into a general account to help fund C-SPAN operations Please note that questions regarding fulfillment or issues relating to your book orders should be directed to the Webmaster or administrator of the specific bookseller's site and are their sole responsibility MyC-SPAN users can download four Congressional hearings and proceedings under four hours for free each month There are three ways to set in and out points for a clip: Check your selection with the "Preview Clip" option If you are editing the times of an existing clip you may only set a start and end time within the original clip boundaries A confirmation email is on it’s way to your inbox allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism Fair use is permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing Lectus donec nisi placerat suscipit tellus pellentesque turpis amet Sign up to get Rev content delivered straight to your inbox (WHP) — A Lititz man is accused of injuring a police officer after he was asked to leave a bar over the weekend Officers reportedly warned Bencosme to leave the area After giving the warning and leaving the scene As officers tried to take him into custody He was taken to Lancaster County Central Booking where he was arraigned Bencosme is charged with aggravated assault The reasons for the closure remain officially undisclosed, as well as resulted in confusion from local patrons. In May of 2024 they posted an image on social media containing the following text WITH THE SALE OF SAINT BONIFACE WE WANT TO CLARIFY ANY MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH TIED HOUSE WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL AND WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE GREAT FOOD AND DRINKS FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS TIED HOUSE IS FOR SALE BUT WE ARE NOT  GOING OUT OF BUSINESS OR CLOSING THE DOORS WE CANNOT BEGIN TO COMMUNICATE HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATE ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT THROUGH THE YEARS AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON Fast forward just a few months later and from seemingly out of nowhere a contradictory announcement from above was made of the business just closing it’s doors without much notice In 2021, Tied House found itself in the center of a community uproar when it agreed to host an event for the Mid Atlantic Reformation Society known for its ties to white nationalism and Christian extremism drew significant backlash from locals and beyond The decision to host the event led to protests and a severe strain on the restaurant’s reputation While the event itself did not directly cause the closure it undoubtedly contributed to a negative public image and may have alienated potential customers The controversy highlighted a broader conversation about the role of businesses in community spaces and the ethical implications of hosting certain groups The closing of Tied House marks a significant change for the Lititz community The restaurant was more than just a dining establishment; it was a gathering place for locals and visitors alike Tired of wasting money on 7-OH products that deliver more promises than results For every legitimate 7-hydroxymitragynine product delivering consistent effects If you enjoy cracking open a cold craft beer while testing your luck online Many beer lovers are discovering that crypto casinos Cats remain difficult to understand regarding their health condition Their high-energy activities suddenly switch to rejected meals Gone are the days when one has to go to a dispensary or wait in long lines to get their hands on cannabis © 2024 Breweries in PA | All Rights Reserved © 2024 Breweries in PA | All Rights Reserved (WHP) — A Lancaster man is facing a murder charge after his 56-year-old girlfriend was found dead in Clarksville 19 for the alleged murder of Lititz resident Tina M according to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office and court documents in the 400 block of Bonanza Trail in Clarksville around 9:06 p.m Investigators collected evidence and spoke with witnesses for roughly four hours after which Monte was identified as a suspect and taken into custody on unrelated charges the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office reported a Virginia jury formally charged Monte with Ruby's murder in addition to charges related to firearm and drug possession The sheriff’s office confirmed to CBS 21 that Ruby and Monte were in a relationship at the time of the alleged murder the sheriff's office said Ruby's body was sent to the medical examiner and her cause of death had not yet been determined Online court records indicate Monte's trial is set to begin April 14 and grandfather passed away surrounded by his family on Saturday Many knew him as “Ron” or “Ronnie” and some even called him “R.D.” He was larger than life; a true original You often heard him coming before you saw him as he filled the air with whistling and song He loved music and never turned down an opportunity to dance and could strike up a conversation with anyone He lived life with fierce determination and loyalty to his family and he never missed an opportunity to remind them of his love and that he was always there if they needed anything His absence leaves a void that can never be filled Remember him smiling and whistling and be sure to use one of the many “Ronisms” he left us with whenever the opportunity arises Ron graduated from Athens High School in 1968 He was involved in the community as a little league coach and worked at Dupont where he made lifelong friendships He was an outdoorsman who loved Bradford County PA; the mountains where he hunted and fished for decades PA in 2009 where he quickly created a new community of friends Ron was a proud Vietnam Veteran who served in the 101st Airborne Co E 5/31 He was deployed to Vietnam from August 1969 through August 1970 he rose to the rank of Sergeant and was awarded two Bronze Stars and the Combat Infantryman Badge He was a distinguished marksman and sharpshooter He stayed connected to the service through the years as a member of the Towanda American Legion Post 42 where he was a pool and dart league champion He was a lifetime member of the VFW and served as the Senior Vice Commander and Honor Guard at Post 1463 in Lititz He also enjoyed his membership in the local OBs club he enjoyed watching sports with his grandson Max The Chicago Bears and Notre Dame were his favorite teams He is survived by and will be dearly missed by his “4 Aces”- his wife of 54 years his high school sweetheart and the love of his life Jeanne Lantz and Erin Lantz (Darren Livingston) and his four grandchildren Bella Munkittrick Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ron’s funeral service at Charles F There will be a time of visitation with the family from 2:00 – 3:00 PM Interment will be in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery A special thank you to the oncology infusion unit at the Lebanon VA Medical Center who were the heroes in Ron’s eyes Your kindness and compassion will forever be appreciated   My heart was saddened when I heard the news   He was an amazing man and I will truly miss seeing him and all of you The Athens High School Class of ’68 is so sorry to hear of the loss of our dear friend  We were so happy to see him at our 50th reunion in 2018  It is wonderful to know that he had such a loving family and was so devoted to Jeanne for all these years  He will be missed by me and so many of our classmates you will be missed!  The years working with you at DuPont will remain with us forever Rest in Peace dear friend….your coworkers Richard and Carol Bailey Born in Lititz and a lifelong resident of the borough Barton was the son of the late Harold and Mary E A 40 year employee of the Wilbur Chocolate Company retiring as the supervisor of the distribution center He was known for his broad smile and hearty laugh He is survived by his nieces and nephew: Angie Weidman of Lititz as well as his 7 great nieces and nephews and 8 great great nieces and nephews Services will be private and at the convenience of the family Please consider making a contribution in Barton’s memory to Hospice & Community Care There are so many stories I could tell on here Even though I wasn’t blood to your family You took us all hiking,movies & played football along with board games & cards We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at customerservice@lnpnews.com or call us at 717-291-8611 (WHP) — A social media post led police to files charges against three people accused of breaking to a Warwick Township restaurant and setting off fireworks of Lancaster are all facing charges related to burglary and trespassing following the alleged break-in according to Northern Lancaster County Regional Police Officers began investigating after they received a tip on July 24 about a social media post published on July 23 The post reportedly showed Wainman and Allen illegally enter the building were La Piazza used to be located on 800 Lititz Pike they allegedly set off fireworks and stole items from the establishment Other social media records showed Simmons was also inside the business Wainman and Allen are both charged with burglary reckless burning/arson and risking catastrophe The York County DA confirmed that West York Borough officer was shot and killed by friendly-fire during the UPMC shooting (WHP) — While Sierra McBroom was driving on Monday afternoon she noticed traffic was backed up along Lititz Pike she pulled over and was shocked to find a black Labrador puppy bleeding out "Fight or flight is really real," McBroom "And if no one else was going to fight for him McBroom said that a couple bystanders helped her place the bleeding pup in her trunk before she traveled to the nearest veterinary hospital "I’m trying to find my trust in humanity," McBroom said "I’m really hoping that if it was a human she recalls petting the dog in his last moments and calling him a "good boy," as the Labrador reminded McBroom of her own dog McBroom soon reached the veterinary center where professionals performed CPR but their life saving measures were unsuccessful—the dog did not make it McBroom was relieved to find out that the dog had been microchipped by its owners McBroom sends her best wishes to the family grieving their loss "I just want to find this family," she said "and I want them to know he wasn’t alone