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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman advocates for abuse survivors, mental health awareness (opens the original)
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Former Team USA gymnast Aly Raisman visited Elizabethtown College in Lancaster County to share how her understanding of strength has evolved from her Olympic career to her advocacy for abuse survivors and mental health awareness. Raisman, who won six Olympic medals, including three golds, reflected on her life as an athlete but focused on a topic she is more passionate about today: advocating for abuse survivors and mental health awareness. In 2017, Raisman and several other former Team USA gymn
Beyond books: Cumberland County library offers tools, games & more (opens the original)
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September being National Library Card Sign-Up Month is a reminder that a library card can open the door to more than books. At the Cleve J. Fredrickson Library in Camp Hill, patrons can still check out novels, audiobooks and CDs — but they can also borrow “adult kits” designed to help with everyday tasks and hobbies. The collection includes items such as a thermal leak detector, a scanner, and cables for converting old VHS tapes or DVDs into digital format. “This is a thermal leak detector, whic
By boat and canoe: How Dauphin County’s Lady Liberty went up (opens the original)
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For 40 years, a little piece of New York Harbor has stood above the Susquehanna River, becoming one of Dauphin County’s most recognizable and quirky landmarks. The Statue of Liberty replica, visible from Route 22 between Dauphin and Marysville, has long drawn curiosity from drivers and pride from local residents. The statue stands as a landmark for the community. “It’s a landmark for Dauphin,” Kathy Fisher, librarian for the Dauphin Middle Paxton Historical Society, said. “I just really can’t th
Counseling available following unrelated deaths of Lancaster students (opens the original)
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The School District of Lancaster is offering counseling services and emotional support after the deaths of two students in unrelated incidents. The students were a third-grader at Ross Elementary and a seventh-grader at Wheatland, according to the district. In a letter to families, the district superintendent reminded parents to check in with their children, listen to their concerns, and reach out to their school if additional support would be helpful.
Do you really own your video games? The shift toward digital access (opens the original)
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For decades, buying a video game meant owning a cartridge or disc. You brought it home, put it in your system and played. But in today’s digital world, that idea of ownership is changing. The issue is already showing up with the recently released Nintendo Switch 2. Some games are sold on traditional game cards. Others come on what Nintendo calls a “game-key card.” The two may look similar, but they do not work the same way. With a traditional game card, the game’s data is stored on the card itse
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