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\"It's a tough job, at times it is a thankless job, that police are there to serve our community and to keep us safe, that's really what you want to reinforce, they're normal people going about their daily work, but it has significant risks.\" \"He's very well remembered by his colleagues, as a good policeman, and he's very well remembered by his friends as a terrific bloke, and of course he's loved by all of us.\" \"It doesn't feel like 10 years, I don't mark Rod's memory in terms of time, it's really about occasions that take place, anniversaries that may have happened, it could be two years, eight years, 10 years, I'm sure I'd still feel this way in 20 years,\" said Ms [Carmel Arthur].

HARRISBURG, Pa., April 30, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Governor Tom Corbett today ordered all Pennsylvania flags at the Capitol Complex and at state facilities in York County lowered to half-staff effective...

The southbound lanes between Exit 10, the Loganville exit, and Exit 4, the Shrewsbury exit, will be closed starting at 9 p.m., according to the state Department of Transportation. Matthew Scott Diehl, 32, of 39 Valley Road in Shrewsbury Township, is charged with homicide by vehicle while DUI, homicide by vehicle, accidents involving death, careless driving, reckless driving, and others in connection with [Rodney Miller]'s death.

\"Chief [Rodney Miller] did a lot and it's just a way for the community to give a little back,\" [Louis Heffner] said. After hitting Miller, [Matthew Scott Diehl], of 39 Valley Road, continued driving until he was forced to stop because of a backlog of vehicles from the crash Miller was directing traffic for, police have said. [Tom Corbett] ordered all Pennsylvania flags at the state capitol complex and state facilities in York County lowered to half-staff until Friday, May 3, which is the day of Miller's funeral.

He is survived by his wife of 21 years, Michelle D. \"Shelly\" (Keener) Miller; his parents, Paul T. and Elaine M. (Thoman) Miller of Seven Valleys; a brother Gary L. Miller and his wife, Julie, of Spring Grove; three nieces, Lindsay M. Miller, Madison M. Luring, Mariah E. Luring and a nephew, Kyle A. Miller. A sign remembering Chief [Rodney Miller] ouside the Jacobus Lion's Club, Sunday April 28, 2013. Chief Miller died early Saturday morning after being struck by a drunk driver while directing traffic on I-83.John A. Pavoncello photo - jpavoncello@yorkdispatch.com

  For more information on [Rodney Miller]'s Woodshop, call Anita at 386-682-6390, email at anitamllr12gmail.com or look for the Millers' tent along the sidewalk during the Saturday Market along Sam's Avenue.

Boone County Sheriff Rodney Miller said a deputy pulled up to the One Stop convenience store in Southridge Centre in his sheriff's cruiser at about 2 p.m. and allegedly spotted his wife with another man in her car. \"The deputy didn't appear to do anything to his wife,\" Miller said, \"but there was a little scuffle with the other male.\"

That didn't matter to the fans. After the game, Jane Searls, aunt of two of Scott's players, said, \"I've watched the Boone County Soccer League and middle school soccer for years, but high school was more exciting than anything!\" The 2011 Scott High School soccer team consisted mainly of freshmen. They were Andrew Boktor, Trent Cook, Dezmond Lopez Cordero, Matthew Dunlap, Matthew Johnson, Michael Johnson, Zach Lester, Wade McComas, Gage Messer, Michael Miller, Donavan Moore and Nick Paitsel. Also on the team were sophomores Ryan Cowan and Brayden Smith, junior C.J. Thrush and senior Jonathan Elkins. \"Playing soccer is like reading a book. Once you get started, you can't stop!\" said Dezmond Cordero, who played in the recreation league for a year before joining the high school team.