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Whoopie pies — however you liked them — were in spotlight at Hershey Farm Resort [photos] (opens the original)
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However you like your whoopie pies, you could get them Saturday at the annual Whoopie Pie Festival at Hershey Farm Resort in Ronks. The festival boasted more than 400 flavors of the local treat, along with deep-fried whoopie pies, ice cream whoopies and whoopie pie milkshakes. Cocoa, the giant whoopie pie mascot, was available for photo ops. There was a whoopie pie-eating contest, a whoopie pie launch and a whoopie pie treasure hunt for kids. Live music, craft vendors and firetrucks added to the
A new art display has arrived at the Lancaster Amtrak station (opens the original)
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The more than 400,000 riders who visit the Lancaster Amtrak Station annually will see a new display featuring the work of four local artists. The City of Lancaster Department of Neighborhood Engagement and the Office of Public Art and Urban Design recently unveiled a Neighborhood Art Project installation at the station. Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Neighborhood Art Project is a yearlong artist residency program supporting public art and creative placemaking in Lancaster
Mural in Lancaster's Rodney Park revealed; captures what makes community feel alive [photos] (opens the original)
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What makes you feel alive? Thatâs the question Lafayette Elementary School students and residents of the West Lancaster Jewels neighborhood were asked to answer in words and pictures â including images of flowers, insects, bicycles and family. Artist Shauna Yorty took those bits of inspiration and turned them into a colorful mural, and had dozens of volunteers to assist her in painting it. That mural, on a building in Lancasterâs Rodney Park, was unveiled Saturday afternoon, with a display
Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' blows through Lititz Springs Park [photos] (opens the original)
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The forecast was for sunny weather in Lititz Springs Park Friday evening, but a âTempestâ was still brewing. A new theater company, Shakespeare in Lititz Springs Park, presented a free production of the William Shakespeare play âThe Tempestâ on the parkâs stage. The troupe was founded by Warwick High School grad Ava Fackler, who is a drama student at New York University. The play will also be presented at 7 p.m. tonight and Friday and Saturday, Aug. 7 and 8. Emmy Award-winning actor Ri
Hurray for mandatory school recess! Just wish it was required for older kids, too. [editorial] (opens the original)
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The state budget package signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro contained a measure mandating recess for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. We are huge proponents of recess and unstructured breaks for children. We only wish the measure extended to kids through grade 12. âCommon sense says that kids need more time to play and to socialize and to interact with one another,â Shapiro said. We couldnât agree more. That time is even more critical now as social media threatens to engulf kidsâ l
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