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	Vote expected Thursday on allowing openly gay Boy Scouts The Boy Scouts of America could change their long-standing ban on openly gay Boy Scouts Thursday.
	Joey's journey back: Pitcher still recovering two years after hit to head Joey Bishop of Mechanicsburg dreamed of playing ball in college. He is still recovering from a traumatic brain injury from being struck in the head two years ago by a line drive, reports CBS 21 News Sports Director Jason Bristol. Video
	City park in need of clean up, but funds need Reservoir Park in Harrisburg is overgrown with weeds and filled with trash, but a lack of funds is preventing its cleanup. Video
	Local principal warns parents about new social media app The Principal at Linglestown Middle School is sending a message out to parents about a new social media app called "Vine". Video
	Purse, iPhones and credit cards stolen from car in Spring Garden Township Spring Garden Township Police are investigating a theft from a car.
	Former PSU President Spanier seeks dismissal of criminal charges Spanier is asking a county judge to throw out criminal charges accusing him of helping to cover up abuse allegations against former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
	Auditor General gives layoff notices to 67 employees Dozens of employees of the Pennsylvania auditor general's office are in line to be laid off because of budget cuts.
	Several become U.S. Citizens in ceremony in Cumberland County Several people became U.S. citizens on Wednesday following a Naturalization ceremony.
	New contender in race for Harrisburg mayor? It could happen. Eric Papenfuse will take on Nevin Mindlin in November for Harrisburg Mayor, but there could be another contender. Video
	Businesses in Dallastown, Dillsburg applaud vote to get rid of 'dry town' status Mayors in both Dallastown and Dillsburg had opposed the reversal. Video