Vehicle crashes into tree, shuts down Adams County road<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tWILL HAVE. HOW FAR THOSE TEMPERATURES WILL FALL. W G A L NEWS 8 TODAY STARTS NOW AND IT IS QUITE FAR. SO YEAH. GOOD MORNING EVERYBODY. IT\u2019S 5:00. TODAY IS MONDAY, APRIL 20TH. I\u2019M MATT BARCARO. I\u2019M KATELYN SMITH REGINA. KEEP AN EYE ON THE ROADS FOR US AND A COUPLE OF PROJECTS, ONE THAT WRAPPED UP AND ANOTHER ONE THAT\u2019S GETTING UNDERWAY. YES. SO WE\u2019LL TALK ABOUT THAT. BUT THE WEATHER IS A HEADLINE BECAUSE IT\u2019S CHILLY LAST WEEK, FOUR STRAIGHT DAYS IN THE 80S. THIS WEEK WE HAVE A FREEZE WARNING. SO YOU KNOW IT\u2019S IT\u2019S STILL SPRING. WE STILL HAVE THOSE UPS AND DOWNS. LET\u2019S TALK ABOUT IT. WE HAVE A COUPLE SHOWERS COMING THROUGH THIS MORNING. YOU MIGHT SEE A SCATTERED SHOWER HERE OR THERE, SOME RIGHT OVER GETTYSBURG RIGHT NOW. SOME SHOWERS MOVING THROUGH MIFFLIN, JUNIATA, PERRY COUNTY, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TOO, AND FRANKLIN COUNTY SEEING A FEW SPRINKLES. TEMPERATURE WISE, WE\u2019RE IN THE 40S. GENERALLY. THERE\u2019S A COUPLE OF 30S OUT THERE, SO YOU MIGHT SEE A WET SNOWFLAKES MIXING IN. I WON\u2019T RULE IT OUT, BUT IT\u2019S NOT GOING TO SLOW YOU DOWN. HERE\u2019S A LOOK AT THE 12 HOUR FORECAST. STILL SOME SHOWERS AROUND AT 8 A.M., BUT AFTER THAT WE SHOULD SEE SOME CLEARING WITH HIGHS REBOUNDING TO 50 DEGREES. NOW 50 IS ABOUT 16 DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. YOU ADD THE BREEZE AND IT\u2019S GOING TO FEEL COOL. COOLEST DAY OF THE WEEK AND I HAVE A TRACK MEET TO. BE SO FUN. ALL RIGHT, 501 EVERYBODY ON MONDAY. HOPEFULLY YOU\u2019RE HAVING A GOOD MORNING. HAVE A NICE WEEKEND. AND HEY, WE SURVIVED THE 3222 CLOSURE ALL TOGETHER. AND HOPEFULLY YOU WERE ABLE TO GET YOUR DESTINATION OKAY DESPITE THAT. BUT GOOD NEWS IT IS BACK OPEN. WE\u2019LL TALK ABOUT THAT IN A BIT, BUT DID WANT TO TAKE YOU TO THE SOUTH BRIDGE THIS MORNING. I 83 DAUPHIN COUNTY LOOKING BUSY ON THIS MONDAY MORNING. AND I DO ALSO WANT TO GIVE YOU SOME DRIVE TIMES IF YOU\u2019RE HEADING OUT OF HARRISBURG TO CAMP HILL. FIVE MINUTE DRIVE THERE, 20 MINUTES TO CARLISLE AND 14 MINUTES IF YOU\u2019RE HEADED TO HERSHEY. NOW, WE DO HAVE SOME PENNDOT PROJECTS TO TALK ABOUT. WE\u2019LL HAVE THAT IN JUST A BIT. THIS HAS BEEN A LANCASTER COUNTY TRAFFIC REPORT. TODAY. SURVIVORS AND ADVOCATES ARE PLANNING TO BE AT THE STATE CAPITOL, URGING LAWMAKERS TO TAKE ACTION ON LEGISLATION THAT WOULD HELP VICTIMS OF CHILD SEX ABUSE SEEK JUSTICE. NEWS 8 GABRIEL THOMAS IS JOINING US LIVE IN HARRISBURG, AND SHE WAS ABLE TO TALK WITH ONE OF THOSE ORGANIZERS. GOOD MORNING. GABRIEL. GOOD MORNING, MATT AND CAITLIN. WILL. SURVIVORS AND ADVOCATES SAY THE CURRENT LAWS HAVE LEFT TOO MANY WITHOUT A PATH TO JUSTICE. AND TODAY THEY\u2019RE CALLING ON LAWMAKERS TO CHANGE THAT. NOW THEY\u2019RE RALLYING FOR WHAT\u2019S KNOWN AS THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS WINDOW, LEGISLATION THAT WOULD ALLOW SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE TO FILE CIVIL CLAIMS, EVEN IF THE LEGAL DEADLINE HAS PASSED. RIGHT NOW, ADVOCATES SAY CURRENT LAWS HAVE KEPT MANY VICTIMS FROM EVER SEEING THEIR DAY IN COURT, WHILE ABUSERS AND GROUPS INVOLVED AVOID ACCOUNTABILITY. IT\u2019S PART OF A YEARS LONG FIGHT THAT GAINED ATTENTION AFTER THE GRAND JURY REPORT INTO ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. BUT DESPITE THAT ATTENTION, ORGANIZERS SAY LITTLE TO NO ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN. WE TALKED WITH THE ORGANIZER, WHO IS ALSO A SURVIVOR, AND SHE BELIEVES THIS CHANGE WOULD FINALLY GIVE VICTIMS THE TIME AND OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD. IT IS SO OVERDUE FOR THIS TO BE ENACTED. IT IS SO OVERDUE FOR SURVIVORS IN PENNSYLVANIA TO BE GIVEN ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND DUE PROCESS. WE HAVE HIDDEN PREDATORS OUT THERE BECAUSE OF THESE BAD AND OUTDATED LAWS, AND. THIS SHOULD MATTER TO EVERY PENNSYLVANIAN. THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIM RIGHTS RALLY STARTS AT 11, AND THE SURVIVOR RALLY FOR THE WINDOW LEGISLATION BEGINS AT 130 HERE AT THE STATE CAPITOL. ADVOCATES AND SURVIVORS ARE ENCOURAGING YOU TO JOIN IN AND JOIN THE FIGHT. THAT WILL MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE FOR VICTIMS OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE. REPORTING LIVE HERE AT THE STATE CAPITOL IN HARRISBURG. I\u2019M GABRIELLE THOMAS, WGAL NEWS EIGHT. ALL RIGHT. THANKS, GABRIELLE, FOR THAT. OFFICIALS IN MIFFLIN COUNTY ARE LIFTING THE DO NOT DRINK ORDER ON THE WATER IN THE COUNTY. IT WAS PUT IN PLACE AFTER A MAN CRASHED A TRACTOR TRAILER AND SPILLED OIL AND FUEL INTO THE LAUREL CREEK RESERVOIR ON ROUTE 322 ON FRIDAY. THE DRIVER, STEPHEN LARRABEE, WAS KILLED IN THAT CRASH. DO NOT DRINK ORDER WAS IN PLACE WHILE THE MIFFLIN COUNTY MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY WAS WAITING ON TEST RESULTS. BUT IT SAYS THOSE RESULTS ON THE WATER CAME BACK ALL CLEAR. IT SAYS MIFFLIN COUNTY RESIDENTS CAN NOW GO BACK TO USING THE WATER FOR DRINKING, COOLING, COOKING OR WHATEVER ELSE WE MIGHT NEED IT FOR. MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE TO TEST THE WATER, AND THE CUSTOMERS KNOW IF THERE ARE ANY CHANGES. DAUPHIN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT IS CANCELING SCHOOL TODAY. THE HALIFAX AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS ALL OF ITS SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED BECAUSE OF A BLOCKED SEWER LINE. THE DISTRICT SAYS THIS DEVELOPED OVER THE WEEKEND AND NOW REPAIRS ARE SET TO HAPPEN TODAY. IT DOES EXPECT THAT ALL SCHOOLS WILL BE BACK OPEN TOMORROW. TODAY, PENNSYLVANIA U.S. SENATOR DAVE MCCORMICK IS SET TO TOUR SILVER ACADEMY IN HARRISBURG AS PART OF A ROUNDTABLE ON SCHOOL CHOICE. THAT\u2019S A PRIVATE SCHOOL WITH JEWISH VALUES FOR STUDENTS IN PRE-K THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE. MCCORMICK, WHO IS A REPUBLICAN, WILL MEET WITH EDUCATION LEADERS THERE AND ADVOCATE FOR SCHOOL CHOICE. THE SENATOR ALSO SAID TO TALK WITH PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS TODAY. HE\u2019S EXPECTED TO TALK ABOUT THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE ROLE OF LOCAL LEADERS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE STATE. SEVERAL AI DATA CENTER PROJECTS ARE EITHER PROPOSED OR ALREADY IN THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY, IT\u2019S 505, AND WE\u2019RE TAKING A LOOK AT OUR LANCASTER SKY CAM AND IT\u2019S ONE OF THOSE WEEKS. DO I GRAB THE COAT? I DON\u2019T GRAB THE COAT. TODAY. I GRABBED THE COAT. YES. TODAY AND TOMORROW, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE WE HAVE THAT FREEZE WARNING TOMORROW MORNING. LET ME SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. WE HAVE A COLD FRONT ROLLING THROUGH THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. THERE\u2019S SOME SHOWERS, SCATTERED SHOWERS ALONG WITH THAT FRONT. NOTHING THAT WOULD REALLY SLOW YOU DOWN, BUT YOU COULD SEE A SNOWFLAKE AT ELEVATION. I WON\u2019T RULE THAT OUT. WE HAD A FEW SNOW SHOWERS, ESPECIALLY NORTH OF I-80, BUT A SHOWER ROLLING THROUGH GETTYSBURG JUST CAME THROUGH CHAMBERSBURG. WE HAVE SOME THROUGH MIFFLIN, JUNIATA, PERRY, CUMBERLAND COUNTIES WITH THE LIGHT RAIN, THE LIGHT SHOWERS ENDING BY LATE MORNING. AS FAR AS TEMPERATURES GO, RIGHT NOW IT\u2019S 39 DEGREES. IN LEWISTOWN. WE HAVE 39 IN LEBANON, 36 FOR LANCASTER AND 43 RIGHT NOW IN HARRISBURG. WIND SPEEDS ARE CURRENTLY LIGHT, BUT THEY\u2019RE GOING TO BE PICKING UP OUT OF THE NORTH NORTHWEST AT 10 TO 20MPH THIS AFTERNOON. THAT BREEZE, PLUS TEMPERATURES NEAR 50. IT\u2019S GOING TO MAKE IT FEEL QUITE COOL TODAY. THAT IS 16 DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE. AND THEN WHEN YOU ADD THE BREEZE IT WILL FEEL EVEN COOLER. NOW WE ARE EXPECTING CLEARING SKIES, DIMINISHING WINDS THIS EVENING. HIGH PRESSURE RIGHT OVERHEAD TONIGHT AND A FREEZE WARNING GOES INTO EFFECT. WE\u2019LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT IN OUR IMPACT NIGHT COMING UP. ALL RIGHT. THANKS, CHRISTINE. FIREFIGHTERS WERE CALLED TO A FIRE AT A SOCIAL CLUB IN LEBANON. 911 DISPATCHERS SAY THESE FIREFIGHTERS CALLED TO THE CLUB ON EAST MIFFLIN STREET JUST BEFORE 1:00 YESTERDAY MORNING. WHEN THEY GOT THERE, THE FIREFIGHTERS SAW FLAMES INSIDE THE BUILDING. THEY SAY FIREFIGHTERS WERE THERE FOR ABOUT THREE HOURS. THERE ARE NOTICES ON THE DOOR OF THE CLUB SAYING THAT THE BUILDING IS CONDEMNED. IT\u2019S NOT CLEAR IF ANYONE WAS HURT AND THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE IS BEING INVESTIGATED. IN HARRISBURG, POLICE ARE LOOKING INTO A SHOOTING THAT SENT ONE PERSON TO THE HOSPITAL. EMERGENCY DISPATCHERS SAY THIS HAPPENED JUST BEFORE 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT ROW 44 OF HALL MANOR. POLICE IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY CHARGED A MAN AFTER THEY SAY HE ASSAULTED A WOMAN AND DROVE OFF IN HER CAR. MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP. POLICE SAY THOMAS ADAMS HIT A WOMAN IN THE HEAD AT THE AMERICAN INN ON HARRISBURG PIKE. THEY SAY HE THEN TOOK OFF IN HER CAR. POLICE SAY HE WAS LATER ARRESTED IN SHIPPENSBURG AND TAKEN TO THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY PRISON. NEW THIS MORNING, STATE POLICE IN PERRY COUNTY SAY A WOMAN IS IN JAIL AFTER A CRASH THAT LEFT HER AND TWO OTHER PEOPLE, INCLUDING A CHILD, HURT. TROOPERS SAY JENNIFER SHERWOOD CRASHED INTO AN EMBANKMENT THURSDAY AFTERNOON ON ROUTE 22 IN HOWELL TOWNSHIP. THEY SAY THAT SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR DUI, GAVE A FAKE ID TO TROOPERS THERE AT THE CRASH SCENE AND ALSO AT THE HOSPITAL. STATE POLICE SAY A NINE YEAR OLD GIRL WAS FLOWN TO THE HOSPITAL AFTER THE CRASH, AND ANOTHER WOMAN WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL WITH A HEAD INJURY AND BROKEN WRIST. WE ARE GETTING A NEW LOOK THIS MORNING AT A CRASH ON I-81 IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT IS LEFT OF THAT CAR. NEW KINGSTON FIRE COMPANY SHARED PHOTOS OF THE CRASH AND SAYS ONE PERSON DID HAVE TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL AFTER THAT CAR WENT OFF THE ROAD. THIS IS AROUND 7:00 SATURDAY MORNING. THE CREWS SAY THE CAR WAS ON FIRE WHEN THEY GOT THERE, BUT THEY WERE ABLE TO PUT IT OUT. STATE POLICE SAY A WOMAN AND SIX CHILDREN DIED IN A HOUSE EXPLOSION IN CLINTON COUNTY. TROOPERS SAY THE SEVEN VICTIMS WERE TRAPPED IN THE HOME AND COULD NOT GET OUT. THIS HAPPENED YESTERDAY MORNING. LAMAR TOWNSHIP STATE POLICE SAY SARAH STOLTZFOOS AND SIX CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 11 YEARS OLD DIED. INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE A PROPANE TANK\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\tA vehicle crashed into a tree and shut down an Adams County road on Monday, according to emergency dispatchers. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. It happened in the 2000 block of East Berlin Road\/Route 234 in Reading Township at 5:36 a.m. Dispatchers said there were reports of entrapment. EMS responded to the scene. The extent of injuries is unknown. The 2000 block of East Berlin Road\/Route 234 was closed, according to dispatchers. The road has since reopened. No other vehicles were involved. Stay with WGAL for updates as we learn more. See news happening? Send us your photos or videos if it\u2019s safe to do so at https:\/\/www.wgal.com\/upload.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
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A vehicle crashed into a tree and shut down an Adams County road on Monday, according to emergency dispatchers. <\/p>\n
Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. <\/p>\n
It happened in the 2000 block of East Berlin Road\/Route 234 in Reading Township at 5:36 a.m. <\/p>\n
Dispatchers said there were reports of entrapment. <\/p>\n
EMS responded to the scene. The extent of injuries is unknown. <\/p>\n
The 2000 block of East Berlin Road\/Route 234 was closed, according to dispatchers. The road has since reopened. <\/p>\n
No other vehicles were involved. <\/p>\n
Stay with WGAL for updates as we learn more. <\/p>\n