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Four Vehicles Involved in Chambersburg Crash

Photos and information obtained from Greater Chambersburg Area Paid Fire Fighters Association, IAFF Local 1813

Four vehicles were involved in a crash at the intersection of Wayne and Sheller avenues in Chambersburg on Oct. 26. No injuries were reported, according to the Greater Chambersburg Area Paid Fire Fighters Association, IAFF Local 1813.

Engine 1-2 and Ambulance 1-7 responded. Firefighters confirmed four vehicles were involved, and all occupants appeared to be out of the vehicles when crews arrived. Chief Ulrich assumed command.

Firefighters secured the vehicles, cleared roadway debris and addressed several fluid leaks while ambulance personnel handled patient care. Crews remained at the scene until the vehicles were removed.

Tilman R. Frye 1938-2026

Tilman started his career as a photolithographer at Lebanon Valley Offset. He also served as an agent for the Pennsylvania Parole Board.

Fleeing and eluding

Chambersburg Police Department is attempting to identify the subject involved in a fleeing and eluding incident involving a black e-bike. Chambersburg Police are attempting to identify the individual photographed below.

Shirley J. Montgomery 1935-2026

Shirley treasured family time spent together, whether on family vacations, celebrating holidays, or gathering for cookouts at Caledonia State Park.

44-Bed Homeless Shelter to Open in Carlisle

Community CARES plans to open The Cove, a 44-bed emergency homeless shelter, in early November at 230 S. Spring Garden St. in Carlisle, according to Cumberland County. The shelter will

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