“This is the most thrilling and gripping war memoir you will ever read”—Colonel Jack Jacobs, U.S. Army (Ret) NBC news commentator and recipient of the Medal of Honor.

Finally and most bizarre “She accused Corbett of having slowed the Jerry Sandusky prosecution for political purposes, but an investigation found no evidence to support her charge.” The promise to investigate, for which there was ample supportive indications, was made on the campaign trail, not when attorney general. This she did. An AG looks for sufficient evidence to indict, not whether or not what took place was likely. How silly can the editors get?

By adding a potential of 140 new rooms, the hospital flies in the face of the thrust of the Affordable Care Act and predictions of experts that the demand for beds will in general diminish by 20% over the next five years.

WE.CONNECT.DOTS: That racism has not recessed as much as we believe will be part of Barack Obama’s legacy as the 44th President. He deserves the charge because he expended too much of his presidency convincing White America he was one of them while skirting the issues of Black America.

We don’t want to tar the current management of LNP with the sins of their predecessors (although ownership should not be excused), but refusing to answer quesetions was the technique used by Ted Darcus, then Chair of the Lancaster County Convention Center Authority and never questioned by LNP, to silence critics of the proposed project.

Michele Kluk, 34, a Harrisburg-based prosecutor, said the incident occurred in February 2014 in a Hazleton restaurant/bar. She accused Jonathan Duecker of reaching his hand up the back of her blouse and later putting his hand on her thigh…

He went on, “And we’ll go through the same cycles of periodic conflicts between the police and communities and the occasional riots in the streets. And everybody will feign concern until it goes away and then we go about our business as usual.”…

Made public Monday, those findings are behind a December grand jury recommendation that Kane, the state’s top law enforcement officer, face perjury and other charges. The court document identifies her as the “principal” source of a leak to the Philadelphia Daily News…

“Too many people have spent generations building up this city for it to be destroyed by thugs,” Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said in announcing the 10 p.m.-to-5 a.m…

“The public has the right to have this information be made public,” Kane’s attorney, Gerald Shargel, told the judge.

Few people were disqualified, but all applicants and the state Department of Human Services were burdened by onerous verification paperwork…