By Bernard Harris, Lancaster New Era, Pa. Jul. 17--With a promise of federal money, two Lancaster organizations are due to announce expansion plans on Friday.

By Jurgelski, Susan Continued from 1 By SUSAN JURGELSKI Shame eats at her like a cancer. Who can she tell? What should she do? As the clock ticks, the woman hiding her pregnancy becomes more desperate. But as she waits at the bus stop, an unexpected option arrives on wheels.

By Paula Wolf RRTA drivers learn what it's like to ride as a passenger with a disability. Let's do it' Breaking down barriers The word "workshop" can conjure up images of boring informational handouts, and speakers who specialize in putting people to sleep.

By Lancaster New Era, Pa. Dec. 20--Lancaster disAbled for Change and Justice on Saturday completed training about 200 Red Rose Transit Authority drivers on how to provide better service to passengers with disabilities.

By O'connor, David On Sundays, Route 14 to the outlets is hopping while most people are still in bed. It's top route in the county. It was early Sunday morning, and she knew the store where she was headed was "going to be mobbed" within just a few hours.