Sue Bowman
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Historic Kauffman’s Church in Lebanon County To Host Open House and Cemetery Tour (opens the original)
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In honor of Americaâs 250th anniversary and its own history dating back to 1768, Kauffmanâs United Methodist Church in North Annville Township, Lebanon County, will host a public open house on Oct. 11 at 3 p.m., followed by a tour of its cemetery at 5 p.m. The story of Kauffmanâs Church begins in 1734 with a handwritten deed having a chain of title originating with William Pennâs sons, Thomas and Richard Penn. This deed conveyed 195 acres to a German immigrant named Frederick Koffman and
Big Summer Storms Leave Harrowing Memories [Opinion] (opens the original)
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Whatâs the worst thunderstorm youâve ever experienced? If youâd asked me prior to Sept. 3, it wouldâve been a toss-up. Years ago on a westbound flight, our plane flew through a dreadful thunderstorm near Saint Louis, with turbulent winds that rocked the airplane and lightning flashes all around us. All we passengers could do was keep our seat belts fastened, have the air sickness bags handy and pray. We made it through, but itâs not a scenario Iâd ever care to repeat. The other memor
Cell Phones Embedded in Our Lives, For Better or Worse [Opinion] (opens the original)
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Thatâs just my way of referring to our societyâs apparent cellphone addiction. Dennis and I are sufferers, but we like to think we have relatively mild cases of it. And, as with others, we also like to think we (mostly) use our cellphones wisely. Most weekday mornings, I start my day by listening to our local radio stationâs newscast while Iâm still in bed. They carry a brief local news, sports, traffic report and weather segment. Itâs a good way to prepare for the day ahead. On one re
Farm Dogs Living Their Best Life [Opinion] (opens the original)
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Farm dogs â theyâre a breed all their own. Whether a chihuahua or a Great Dane, farm dogs lead a very different life than their house pet cousins. Iâd like to think dogs that live in a house and are taken for walks on leash look at farm dogs with envy for the freedom they enjoy. Snubby, Mitzi, Troubles, Muffin, Molly, Oliver, Tillie, Lizzie, Polly and Meggie â thatâs the total roster of canines here on the Bowman farm through the years. One fox terrier mix, two Australian shepherds and
Down to the Beach for a Change of Scenery [Opinion] (opens the original)
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My favorite view in the world is looking out from any of the north-facing windows or porches of our farmhouse toward the cattle-dotted hillsides of our pasture. That said, every now and then, we all need a little change of scenery. It had been three or four years since Dennis and I had been to the beach â another place we love. We decided we were overdue for a getaway and headed to the Delaware shore in late July. After lining up a kennel for the pups and critter sitters for the rest of the li
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