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Antrim Township Recognizes State Troopers, Physician for Actions During October 8 Incident

Antrim Township held a recognition ceremony to honor Lucas Amarose and Thomas Pack, along with Dr. Vincent Barnhart, for their actions during an October 8 incident in the township.

On behalf of the Board of Supervisors, Township Administrator Ardinger presented a proclamation expressing the community’s appreciation and support. Township officials said the recognition represents both the board and the residents of Antrim Township.

Township officials thanked Troopers Amarose and Pack for their service and commitment to public safety, and Dr. Barnhart for stopping to provide lifesaving care. Officials also noted that the individuals honored are recovering.

The township extended appreciation to Rescue Hose Company No. 1 and surrounding first responders, law enforcement officers, EMS personnel and medical professionals who responded to the incident.

The event was organized by Doug Mastriano and Chad Reichard. In attendance were the Franklin County Commissioners, Ian Brink, representatives from Greencastle, and WellSpan Health.

Photo credits to Antrim Township, PA

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