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Rain shuts down Lancaster Capital Day festival early; event was to celebrate city history [photos] (opens the original)
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Lancaster was ready to celebrate one of its singular historical quirks Saturday with a festival of food, music, tours, speeches and history, dedicated to Capital Day. The Lancaster Capital Day festival planned downtown for Saturday â in honor of the day in 1777 when the city was the nationâs capital for one day â turned into a washout by early afternoon. The steady rain and chilly wind associated with this weekendâs norâeaster caused the event to end four-plus hours early. Tim Austin,
Lancaster County is already a measles hotbed. Let's protect ourselves against flu and COVID-19. [editorial] (opens the original)
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Lancaster County continues to lead Pennsylvania in measles infections this year, with 359 cases as of Friday and two âmeasles-associatedâ deaths, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Weâre now about to enter flu season. We continue to be saddened by the reality that Lancaster County has become so closely associated with measles. A recent Philadelphia Inquirer article featured parents who are avoiding our county because they have infants too young to get the measles, mumps an
Montessori Academy of Lancaster celebrates peace [photos] (opens the original)
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Donning outfits in every color of the rainbow, nearly 200 students at the Montessori Academy of Lancaster in Manheim Township paraded through the school Tuesday in a day-late celebration of the International Day of Peace. The rain that forced festivities inside did not dampen the studentsâ spirits as they sang songs of peace from âIâve Got Peace in My Fingersâ to âIâve Got Peace Like a River,â some matching the sung lyrics with sign language. Students also wrote and recited poetry
Lancaster County doctor appointed interim chief patient officer at American Cancer Society (opens the original)
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A Manheim Township physician has been named interim chief patient officer at the American Cancer Society. Dr. Shanthi Sivendran, 49, who also works as a hematologist and oncologist at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Healthâs Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute in East Hempfield Township, has served as senior vice president of cancer treatment support at the American Cancer Society since 2023. In the chief patient officer position, Sivendran will oversee the American Cancer Societyâs patient n
Pa. lawmakers to host senior fairs in northern Lancaster County in September (opens the original)
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Calling all seniors in the northern half of Lancaster County. Two state lawmakers are inviting older adults to local fairs and expos in September to learn about resources and programs available to them. State Sen. James Malone will host a senior fair at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Kreider Farms Cultural Center in Manheim (547 N. Penryn Rd.). The free event will feature tai chai, manicures and a gardening class led by local organizations. Seniors can also receive free health screenings and fall risk
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