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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

A Lewisberry runner's $92K GoFundMe, Cocalico's OT title and I-83 delays

Plus, a double-overtime goal at Landis Field and what's closed on Veterans Day.

The Daily Harrisburg team2 stories21 sources6 min read

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A GoFundMe raised more than $92,000 in a day for a foundation in Rachel Apa's name

Donations poured in for Rachel Apa's foundation

$92,000+
raised on GoFundMe in one day
Nearly 900
donations at the time of writing
17
goals in her Bucknell field hockey career

Rachel Apa, 24, of Lewisberry, collapsed near the 24-mile marker of the New York City Marathon on Sunday and died hours later. It was her first marathon. Her father said doctors told him the cause was , a rare muscle injury, and a GoFundMe in her name raised more than $92,000 in one day.

Her family said all proceeds will create the Rachel Apa Foundation, which will focus on educating people about rhabdo. A WellSpan nephrologist explained that muscle damage severe enough to cause organ failure and death is extremely rare in an otherwise healthy person.

Apa collapsed around 1:30 p.m. and was declared dead around 9:40 p.m.

  1. Mile 14A video her mother took shows Apa smiling.
  2. Mile 18She reportedly texts her father "Ow."
  3. Mile 19She reportedly sends another text: "Ow, Ow."
  4. 1:30 p.m.At about this time, a spectator sees her collapse near the 24-mile marker.
  5. 9:40 p.m.Her father says she was declared dead at the hospital at about this time.
  • Running for: Parkinson's Champions, in honor of her grandfather
  • High school: Red Land, class of 2020
  • College: Bucknell field hockey, graduated in 2024
  • Family's long-term hope: rapid on-course medical care at endurance races

High School Sports

Cocalico beats Conrad Weiser in double overtime for its first District 3 Class 3A boys soccer title

Third-seeded Cocalico beat No. 1 Conrad Weiser 1-0 in double overtime Thursday night at in Harrisburg. It took more than 101 minutes for anyone to score. With six minutes left in the second overtime, senior Breck Popolis' throw-in bounced right back to him, and he rolled a shot inside the left post from about 20 yards. Popolis, once the team's ball runner, then ripped off his jersey and raced for the corner.

101 minutesof scoreless soccer before the winning goal

More than 101 minutes passed before Popolis broke the tie in the District 3 Class 3A final.

Conrad Weiser (23-1-1) was after a three-peat and its fifth title. The loss was its first of the season.

Cocalico won the District 3 Class 3A boys final in two overtimes

  • Conrad Weiser0
    Cocalico1 (won)
    Final (2 OT)District 3 Class 3A boys championship at Landis Field
  • Cocalico's run: four straight one-goal wins, three in overtime
  • Conrad Weiser: outscored opponents 11-1 in three district games
  • Next: Conrad Weiser faces Midd-West Tuesday in the PIAA Class 3A first round
  • Midd-West won its District 4 final over Athens, 3-0

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I-83 shifts

Driving I-83 through Harrisburg this weekend? Expect lane restrictions and delays as crews shift traffic for the next phase of a $154 million project, which PennDOT said will begin at 9 p.m. Friday and continue through 6 a.m. Monday, weather permitting, between the John Harris Memorial Bridge and the Eisenhower Interchange in Swatara Township. WHP Harrisburg

Bridge inspection

Southbound I-83 will have a shoulder closure next week for an inspection of the John Harris Memorial (South) Bridge. It runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, through Friday, Nov. 13, weather permitting, and all three travel lanes stay open. PennLive

License centers

All PennDOT driver's license and photo centers, including the full-service center in Harrisburg, will be closed Wed., Nov. 11, for Veterans Day. Driver and vehicle online services are always available and require no additional fees. If you plan to visit an Online Messenger Service Center, call ahead to confirm holiday hours. Franklin County Free PressWTAJLewistown Sentinel

Farm Show

If you can sing the national anthem, the 2027 Farm Show is looking for you. Pennsylvanians of all ages, alone or in groups, can email a YouTube link of an unaccompanied "Star-Spangled Banner" for the "Oh, Say, Can You Sing?" contest. The Farm Show runs Jan. 9-16 in Harrisburg, and finalists go on its Facebook page Nov. 25 through Dec. 2 for public voting. WDAC Radiomorning-times.comWHP Harrisburg

Playoffs

Mechanicsburg beat Dallastown 19-3 in the District 3 Class 6A first round and will travel to No. 3 Bishop McDevitt next week for a 7 p.m. quarterfinal. Cumberland Valley beat Penn Manor 40-17 and visits No. 1 Central York on Fri., Nov. 13, at 7 p.m. PennLiveABC27

Three District 3 Class 6A first-round games went final Friday

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    Penn Manor17
    Final
  • Hempfield49
    Cedar Crest56 (won)
    Final
  • Dallastown3
    Mechanicsburg19 (won)
    Final

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Measles

The state Department of Health announced Friday that 1,487 measles cases have been confirmed across 45 counties in Pennsylvania so far in 2026. GettysburgTimes.com

Electric shopping

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania, the state's largest electric company, argued in a case before the Public Utility Commission that current rules don't do enough to help customers who shop for a supplier understand what they're signing up for. The case could lead to new guardrails. NorthcentralPA.com

Organic farms

Pennsylvania rose from third to second nationally in organic agricultural sales, according to the 2025 National Organic Survey released Oct. 30. Organic-certified farms grew from 880 to 1,150 since January 2023. The River Reporter

$1.114 billionin Pennsylvania organic sales in the 2025 National Organic Survey

That is up from $1.094 billion, an increase of $20 million over the past year.

AI citations

A committee that advises the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is weighing whether lawyers and other filers who use AI should have to certify they double-checked citations in legal documents. Sanctions could range from a reprimand to fines to dismissal of a case, according to a proposed notice in the Pennsylvania Bulletin. Altoona Mirror

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A Lewisberry runner's $92K GoFundMe, Cocalico's OT title and I-83 delays

Plus, a double-overtime goal at Landis Field and what's closed on Veterans Day.

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  1. A GoFundMe for Lewisberry runner Rachel Apa tops $92,000 in a day
  2. Cocalico beats Conrad Weiser in double overtime for the District 3 boys title
  3. I-83 lane shifts run through 6 a.m. Monday
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