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The town that God built (opens the original)
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Lock Haven, Pa. â Along Route 42 in Sullivan County, about halfway between Eagles Mere and Laporte, thereâs one of those blue historic markers. It stands near a set of ruins, what remains of an old community. The spot has quite a fascinating history. It was once called Celestia. The story of Celestia begins with a man named William Miller, who made a prediction. You remember a few years ago, when a man named Harold Camping predicted the world was going to end? He said heâd done the math, b
The reign of Fort Augusta (opens the original)
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Sunbury, Pa. â For the first in a series of columns about significant historical places, Iâm going to explore Fort Augusta in Sunbury. It was an important site during our countryâs founding 250 years ago, which, once upon a time, was almost all in Northumberland County. At the time Fort Augusta was built, in the summer of 1756, Northumberland hadnât been created yet. Believe it or not, that far back it was all Berks County. In 1772, Northumberland was founded, and most of central Pennsyl
Community rallies to save Lock Haven playground (opens the original)
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Lock Haven, Pa. â Lock Haven citizens are making an effort to save and repair a local playground. Members of the community attended the July 6 city council meeting to state their opinions on the Tiger Den, which has been closed since October due to damage and maintenance issues. Chris Long, who has been leading the efforts at repairing the Tiger Den, attended the meeting to speak up for the local playground, and several other members of the community arrived to voice their opinions. The meetin
Jennie Reed: A frontier girl's life along the Susquehanna (opens the original)
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Sixteen-year-old Jennie Reed, daughter of William and Jane Reed, traveled to a new land with her family. They came from Ireland and settled along the Susquehanna River in present-day Clinton County. At the time, it was all forest land, and the family built a cabin there. They put a stockade around it, and it became known as Fort Reed, the westernmost fort along the Susquehanna River. Jennie, in her teenage years, negotiated with the local Native American tribes, trading them butter and milk for
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