Lancaster Newspapers, Inc.

The effects, if any, of the federal order reclassifying medical marijuana on the Pennsylvania program are not yet known, a spokesperson for the state Department of Health said late Thursday, as the department is still reviewing the order. A woman who was raped twice nearly 30 years ago when she was 16 — first by a stranger, then days later by the Lancaster city police officer investigating the first rape — knows how unbelievable it sounds. Students and staff are back in Manheim Township High Sch

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The effects, if any, of the federal order reclassifying medical marijuana on the Pennsylvania program are not yet known, a spokesperson for the state Department of Health said late Thursday, as the department is still reviewing the order. A woman who was raped twice nearly 30 years ago when she was 16 — first by a stranger, then days later by the Lancaster city police officer investigating the first rape — knows how unbelievable it sounds. Students and staff are back in Manheim Township High Sch

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