Daily Record/Sunday News - File

It just wouldn't be the Fourth of July without fireworks. Despite a tight economy, many local municipalities and organizations will still shoot off sprays of red, blue and gold this weekend.   more

Daily Record/Sunday News - File

Amber Carothers considers reptiles to be misunderstood creatures. Some feel frightened by them, seeing them as slimy, scaly pests. Others think they are easy pets requiring little work.   more

Find food, fun and fireworks this Fourth of July when stopping at a few of the festivities planned for the area. Events will occur throughout the day at the Carroll Valley Commons and will be followed by a fireworks display shot from nearby Liberty Mountain that night.   more

Daily Record/Sunday News - John Zeedick

Cooped up too long? Bust out of the house and enjoy the fresh air . . . and each other with these great outdoor date ideas! Free concerts Check out the Box Lunch Revue, Cherry Lane in downtown York, from 11:30 a.   more

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The last time Aerosmith toured - in 2007 in support of the greatest hits album "Devil's Got A New Disguise: The Very Best Of Aerosmith" - the band had to forge ahead without bassist Tom Hamilton.   more

Evening Sun - File

A free demonstration and performance tonight will be geared toward getting local children more interested in classical music and the instruments it traditionally incorporates.   more

LOS ANGELES—Prehistoric creatures and robots were in a photo finish for the Fourth of July box-office crown Sunday, with "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" and "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" tied with $42.   Full Story

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MUMBAI, India—One of the impoverished child stars from "Slumdog Millionaire" will move from his shanty home in one of Mumbai's more wretched slums into a new apartment next week, his mother said Sunday.   Full Story

NEW YORK—Little people are calling on the Federal Communications Commission to ban the use of the word "midget" on broadcast TV.   Full Story

NEW YORK—Even President Barack Obama, a gleam in his eye as he talked at the Radio and Television Correspondents' Association dinner two weeks ago, seemed to recognize the special relationship he's forged with TV networks in the opening months of his administration.   Full Story