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Savers thrift store opening in Lancaster Township (opens the original)
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Savers is opening its new Lancaster Township thrift store on Thursday. The nearly 16,000-square-foot store is at 1262 Millersville Pike in Manor Shopping Center, in space formerly occupied by Big Lots and Rent-A-Center. The store offers secondhand clothing, accessories, housewares and other goods, with thousands of items added to the sales floor daily. Savers is a for-profit company that accepts donations on behalf of nonprofit partners. When customers donate clothing or household goods at a Sav
Village at Gap Starbucks among those shut down in new wave of closures (opens the original)
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The Starbucks at the Village at Gap shopping center, 5360 Lincoln Highway, Gap, is among six Pennsylvania locations that have closed or are closing. On Monday, contact information had been removed from online listings and the storeâs Google Maps listing now shows it as âpermanently closed.â Starbucks announced the latest round of closures late last week, marking the second major round of store closures since CEO Brian Niccol joined the company in 2024. The company closed 627 stores across
Lancaster city unveils 10-year tourism plan, but key pieces remain to be developed (opens the original)
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Lancaster city has released its first Tourism Master Plan, laying out a 10-year strategy for using tourism to drive economic development while trying to ensure the benefits of a growing visitor economy reach residents and local businesses, but some of the specifics on how to achieve these goals have yet to be determined. The plan contains 143 recommendations, ranging from improved wayfinding and small-business promotion to a new city brand, a new Welcome Center and the potential creation of a de
As VisionCorps turns 100, here's how the organization has helped clients gain independence (opens the original)
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One of the hardest things Brian Braightmeyer remembers having to relearn after losing his vision wasn't reading, working or navigating Lancaster County. Braightmeyer, 68, had been diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at age 10. He worked in the automotive industry and eventually relied on technology to help him see computer screens at work, but his vision continued to deteriorate. By his 20s, he could no longer drive. Eventually, he couldn't recognize faces. For about a year after he was forced
A tough year for pawpaws: What to expect at this year's York County festival, other events (opens the original)
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If youâve never tasted a pawpaw, this might be the year to learn about one, even if there wonât be quite as many of them to go around. The 22nd annual York County Pawpaw Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Horn Farm Center, but this yearâs event comes after an unusually difficult spring for fruit growers across the region. A late freeze in April devastated many fruit crops, including pawpaws. Festival organizers shared in a post on the event site that fresh pawpaw fruit will b
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