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- Aug 22, 2026
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The Last Wolves of Pennsylvania (opens the original)
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LITITZ — In the shaded expanse of Lititz’s thick summer greenery, a wolf watched from behind the fence, its bright eyes scanning the brush. As I stepped closer, it watched me for a moment before slipping back into the shade. The wolf was close enough to see clearly — thick fur framing its face, ears alert to every sound — but still just out of reach. The retreat was a quiet signal. At the Wolf Sanctuary of PA, learning to recognize and respect those signals is part of caring for animals whose tr
Families fill Island Park for 19th annual festival (opens the original)
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SCHUYLKILL HAVEN — Under the beaming August sun and a lively soundtrack of classic rock, magic acts and kids’ laughter, families gathered Saturday for the 19th annual Island Park Festival. Across the 21‑acre park, visitors stopped for funnel cakes, wagon rides and magic shows. For many, it’s simply a place to be together. “We just like community events,” said Les Montford, who brought his team of Percheron horses for wagon rides. “They’re more fun — they’re not as anxious or nerve‑wracking as we
PHOTOS: Coal Region Music Fest for Veterans rocks fairgrounds (opens the original)
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Bands, local food trucks and craft vendors gathered at the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds in Summit Station for the Coal Region Music Fest for Veterans. The two-day festival raised funds to benefit Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors and featured performances from local and regional artists across multiple stages. Headliners include Jeremiah James & The Revival on Friday and Scattered Hamlet on Saturday.
PHOTOS: Let There Be Rock students showcase skills at concert (opens the original)
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Summer camp students at the Pottsville branch of Let There Be Rock Schools performed in a concert at the Fairlane Village Mall on Friday. The students, ranging in age from 7 to 18, rehearsed throughout the week to put on a show featuring ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and newer rock songs. The event also featured the world premiere of “You’re Just a Loser That Doesn’t Even Know Anything About Me,” an original song by the school’s resident band Tiger Fang.
Daisy Duke returns as custom cars roll into the Great Pottsville Car Show (opens the original)
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Chrome glistened in the afternoon sun while engines rumbled down Laurel Boulevard, the sound building as cars rolled in and lined up for Saturday’s Great Pottsville Car Show, filling the blocks around Pottsville Fire Company No. 1 with color, noise and crowds. One of the first cars to draw a crowd was a bright Halloween‑orange 2005 Hummer with Lamborghini doors and a fog machine — a vehicle with an origin story as wild as its look. Owner Grant Ackerman said he bought it after it was seized in a
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