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Central PA Thread - Summer 2012


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Fourteen-year-old Tyler Varvel was doing some yard work when something caught his eye.

"Like it seemed shiny, so I flicked it with my shoe," Varvel told local TV station WGAL. "It was a bomb or mortar, or something."

The Lebanon County, Penn., teenager called his mother who in turn called police.

Bomb specialists arrived and closed a nearby street for hours. They later determined Varvel stumbled upon a World War II-era mortar. It was found to be inert and was likely a practice round left behind by someone decades ago.

The bomb squad took the mortar away for disposal.

And the family is thankful it's gone.

"Pretty wild summer," Tyler said after the incident.

His mother, Lora Varvel, said, "Something fun for the boys to talk about at school when they go back."

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/pennsylvania-teen-finds-unexploded-world-war-ii-era-170911499.html

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i hope the storms hold off until after 6

0.96in of rain here in Linglestown yesterday. It sure has been a wet 2-3 weeks with heavy thunderstorms it seems every few days.

My brother lives in Saginaw, a tiny town to the south of York Haven along the river, and he said they've had three straight days with intense t-storms.

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