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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · ART PETROSEMOLO | For LNP and LancasterOnline

    Check out scenes from a recent Quilt Fest, from 1800s 'crazy quilts' to travel-inspired creations [photos] (opens the original)

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    The Garden Spot Village retirement community’s 2026 Quilt Fest brought displays, demonstrations, quilt sales and a presentation on the 'crazy quilts' of the 1800s by quilt historian Gloria Mast to the campus Sept. 19. The day full of activities began with an airing of the quilts, during which residents hung handmade family quilts in front of their residences to be viewed and enjoyed by visitors as they arrived at Garden Spot Village’s New Holland campus. Garden Spot Village has an active gro

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · ART PETROSEMOLO | FOR LNP | LANCASTERONLINE

    Hundreds of quilts to be displayed, sold, talked about at Quilt Fest at Garden Spot Village (opens the original)

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    A day devoted to the all-things quilts is coming to New Holland on Saturday, Sept. 19. Garden Spot Village will host a Quilt Fest from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., which is free to attend and open to the public. Highlights include a quilt exhibit and sale, an educational talk and an "airing" of several hundred quilts throughout the retirement community. Sally Mittelstadt, a Garden Spot Village resident who is coordinating the event, notes that in the 1800s and 1900s families hung their quilts to air out tw

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · ART PETROSEMOLO

    Lancaster Farmacy owners harvest health, growing organic herbs, flowers, produce (opens the original)

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    Chamomile, shisho and holy basil are among the herbs growing on a Millersville farm where a team works to harvest them before they’re used in teas, salves and other small-batch herbal remedies. Lancaster Farmacy, located on Letort Road in Millersville, is owned by couple Eli Weaver and Casey Spacht. The couple began the business on one acre in 2009. Today, the farm — now in its second location — has grown to 25 acres with a diverse terrain of fields, meadows and woodlands. Seven acres are

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