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- Oct 1, 2026
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Making sense of ‘central Pa.,’ the region we love to debate and claim (opens the original)
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This story first appeared in PA Local, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA taking a fresh, positive look at the incredible people, beautiful places, and delicious food of Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. When someone claims to live in âcentral Pennsylvania,â what do they mean? It could be the area around the state capital, the forests of the Pennsylvania Wilds, a small Rust Belt city, or the rolling fields of Dutch Country. Or maybe they live near Penn State University, in the county tha
You’ve probably never seen this storied Pa. apple in the produce section (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania’s most-grown apple isn’t one you’re likely to find at the supermarket — but that doesn’t mean you haven’t eaten it before. York Imperials, also known as Yorks, have a longstanding reputation as trusty processing apples. So while they probably won’t reach your fruit bowl this fall, some may already be tucked inside your pantry or fridge in the form of sauce, juice, vinegar, cider or butter. The heirloom variety — sometimes called an “antique apple” — dates back approximately two cent
Why Pennsylvanians care so dang much about regional names, borders (opens the original)
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This story first appeared in PA Local, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA taking a fresh, positive look at the incredible people, beautiful places, and delicious food of Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. Ask Pennsylvanians to name where in the state they hail from, and you’ll get a range of responses. Linda McKee, a DuBois resident who grew up in Titusville, divides the commonwealth into six neat regions: northwest, north-central, northeast, southeast, south-central, and southwest. So for he
In search of rustic relaxation and live arts? Take a day trip to Mt. Gretna. (opens the original)
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This story first appeared in PA Local, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA taking a fresh, positive look at the incredible people, beautiful places, and delicious food of Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. As you drive into the wooded corner of Lebanon County where Mount Gretna is nestled, “you can take a deep breath,” said Suzanne Stewart, executive and artistic director of Gretna Music. “It’s all so gorgeous and lush.” The small borough is best known for being Pennsylvania’s Chautauqua, one
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