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Here's how a piece of Lancaster County Hispanic history was acquired by the Smithsonian (opens the original)
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While renovating a Drumore chicken house in 2013, workers stumbled upon a hidden piece of drywall in the homeâs main living area. They couldnât tell what it said, but they contacted the homeâs former owners. Ramona Rivera Navedo immediately recognized her fatherâs handwriting and realized that the over-70-year-old wall held what she determined to be a âsermonâ from her deceased father. They removed the written-on chunk of drywall â thatâs about 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide â and
3 adults charged after teenager found intoxicated near Manheim Township roadway (opens the original)
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Three Lancaster Township adults have been charged after a 16-year-old boy was found intoxicated and wandering alone in Manheim Township in late June. Miguel DeJesus, Amarillis âLilyâ Perez and Daniel Santiago have each been charged with endangering the welfare of children and selling or furnishing alcohol to a minor, both misdemeanor charges. Lancaster Township police say at around 11:20 p.m. on June 25, officers responded to a residence occupied by DeJesus, Perez and Santiago in the first
Lancaster County farms skip pick-your-own peaches after freeze; here’s where you can still find the fruit (opens the original)
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Each year, Lancaster County residents look forward to picking their own produce, and this year, there have already been opportunities at local farms and orchards to pick your own strawberries, and blueberries, raspberries and cherries. But, because of a statewide cold snap on April 21 that killed many crops, that may be where the fun stops. Because of the length of the freeze â from April 19 to April 21â it specifically hurt local fruit tree crops, which means that pick-your-own peaches is
‘A beautifully written story’: Retired Penn Manor teacher to publish debut novel (opens the original)
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At Penn Manor High School, Scott Hertzog was known for helping his students publish their own creative writing. Now, the retired teacher is bringing his own fantasy adventure to life. Hertzogâs debut novel, âThe Last King of Ãncale,â is set to release on Aug. 25 of this year. âI like to think that my entire life has been leading up to this moment,â Hertzog said. Hertzog describes his novel as an epic fantasy that focuses on a sickness plaguing a fictional world. It features a king cau
‘I just want to be a light’: 5 questions with Hempfield grad, influencer Megan Million (opens the original)
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Megan Wendel, a 2023 Hempfield High School graduate and a TikTok and Instagram personality known as Megan Million, visited home in Lancaster last weekend. Wendel started making TikTok videos in March 2023, with day-in-my-life, what-I-eat-in-a-day and prank videos, before she solidified a brand in positive social media content during her time studying at Penn State University. She now has more than 1.3 million followers between TikTok and Instagram, where she shares videos intending to make peop
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