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    Updated: June 19, 2013 4:34:21 PM EDT
    Kanye West blasted for Parkinson's joke in new song
    DANNY MOLOSHOK
    Kanye West is in trouble. Again.  According to TMZ, West is being slammed as "ignorant" and "distasteful" over a song on his new album that uses Parkinson's disease as a punch line.   Full Story
     
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    Join the York Daily Record/Sunday News features staff as we explore what's beyond the off-ramps of Interstate 83, the highway that stretches through York County. In this ongoing "Exit Interviews" series, we will highlight the people and places within a mile off those exits.

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    · Exit 35: Pigeons race back home
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    · Exit 15: York Divers dive deep for discovery
    · Exit 18: Owner of Wisehaven is an ace with students, pros
    · Exit 19: The shop behind the 'Welcome to York' sign
    · Exit 10: Loganville Barn 'just kept growing' off I-83
    · Exit 39B: Pa. Turnpike worker talks about life in the tollbooth off I-83
    · Exit 33: Newberry Pointe shopping center has far-reaching impact
    · Exit 39A: Capital City Airport flies under the radar

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    HEALTH & FITNESS

    Updated: June 18, 2013 9:03:26 PM EDT
    Produce: Fresh, frozen or canned? (Healthy Helpings)
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    When it comes to buying fruits and vegetables, many people wonder which is better: fresh, frozen or canned?   Full Story

     
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  • How to prevent kid's summer brain drain
  • Judge's ruling challenges US transplant system
  • New fitness app selects music to match your running pace
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    FOOD

    The story of 'Why Beer Matters'
    Toby Talbot
    You might expect a lengthy philosophical discussion from a volume titled "Why Beer Matters," but this story is actually about many things: an e-book penned by an expat beer writer living in Prague, the handcrafted book it inspired, and the resurrection of a Polish beer style.   Full Story

     
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  • Another chance to meet Hell's Kitchen' contestant Jon Scallion and taste his food in York
  • How to make: Peach Cobbler
  • Starbucks to post calorie counts on its menus
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    RELIGION & FAITH

    Updated: June 19, 2013 9:30:13 AM EDT
    St. John the Baptist Church in New Freedom sees most of its leaders retire
    DAILY RECORD/SUNDAY NEWS - CHRIS DUNN
    York, PA -Nearly all of the senior leadership at the Catholic church are leaving at once, led by the Rev. Sylvan Capitani.   Full Story

     
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    Updated: June 19, 2013 5:04:08 PM EDT
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