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Chugging along for 50 years (opens the original)
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ALLENWOOD â A couple hundred train enthusiasts, collectors and curious browsers made their way to the Warrior Run Fire Department Social Hall Sunday, where dozens of vendors filled more than 90 tables with model trains, tracks and accessories, railroad collectibles, books, magazines and plenty of other treasures waiting to be discovered. Sunday marked the 50th year for the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Railway Historical Societyâs annual Train Show and Sale â and it shows no
A community celebration (opens the original)
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MONTANDON â For two hours Monday morning, a new Sheetz along Route 45 was less a convenience store and gas station and more a bustling neighborhood gathering spot. Customers lined up for free coffee and fountain drinks, mingled outside, picked up some giveaways and crossed their fingers, hoping to win one of a few drawings, including a $2,500 gift card. The grand prize went to Steve Cameron, of Milton. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLE
Century-old traditions to be celebrated (opens the original)
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LAURELTON â The Union County West End Fair returns for its 101st year this weekend, with thousands expected to celebrate the century-old tradition together from Sunday, Aug. 2 to Saturday, Aug. 8, at Laureltonâs Lincoln Park, 1111 Route 235. Visitors can expect a week packed with livestock shows, tractor pulls, agricultural exhibits, tasty food and family-friendly games. Vincent DiFonzo can be reached at 570-742-9671 ext. 1119 or email newsreporter1@standard-journal.com. Keep it Clean. Pleas
Century-old traditions to be celebrated (opens the original)
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LAURELTON â The Union County West End Fair returns for its 101st year this weekend, with thousands expected to celebrate the century-old tradition together from Sunday, Aug. 2 to Saturday, Aug. 8, at Laureltonâs Lincoln Park, 1111 Route 235. Visitors can expect a week packed with livestock shows, tractor pulls, agricultural exhibits, tasty food and family-friendly games. Vincent DiFonzo can be reached at 570-742-9671 ext. 1119 or email newsreporter1@standard-journal.com. Keep it Clean. Pleas
Honoring a Revolutionary hero (opens the original)
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TURBOTVILLE â Francis Watts never received a marked gravesite, but nearly 250 years after serving in the Revolutionary War, his service to his country is finally receiving the recognition many feel he deserves. A U.S. flag flown over the Capitol in his honor was raised at the Warrior Run-Fort Freeland Heritage Societyâs Hower-Slote House Sunday, July 12, as part of a series of ceremonies celebrating the life and service of the local patriot. The flag was flown on May 25 at the Capitol at the
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