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A face that I'll remember all my life
I believe it's true that you never forget a face.
Details -- the color of eyes, the angle of a jaw, the shape of a mouth -- might get lost with the passage of time. There might be some blurring that g... |
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Right-to-work bills spark heated debate
Worker freedoms Paying 'fair share' Domino effect Pennsylvania prospects
HARRISBURG -- For years, pro-business lawmakers trotted out bills to make Pennsylvania a state that can't force people to pay union dues. Such bills languished in committees with no expectation of leg... |
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An ever- evolving life view
An ever- evolving life view
Michael Dowd remembers the days when he used to show up at events where evolution was the topic and hand out religious tracts railing at anyone who dared believe the Earth was more than 6,000 years ol... |
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Everybody into the pool
8-ball tourney supports CASA of Lancaster County Everybody into the pool
Smoke hung heavy in the air and Pat Benatar was singing loudly over the speakers Sunday afternoon as the loud crack of ball on ball announced the start of the next game in the tournament.
Larry Szwarz... |
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Flashback Lancaster
50 years ago 100 years ago
Excerpts and summaries of local news stories from the pages of the Intelligencer Journal and Lancaster New Era appear here each Monday. They focus on events in the county's past that were noteworthy, ... |
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Doing her part for art
New city arts manager hits ground running Doing her part for art
There was a learning curve when Lancaster city hired its first two public arts managers -- the first from Colorado and the second from Indiana.
Tracy Beyl, who took over the position this month, needs... |
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25 years, 25,000 acres
Farmland Trust at multiple milestones
If you shy away from math but love farmland, the Lancaster Farmland Trust has a sweetly simple equation for you.
Nearly 25 years of land preservation efforts equal about 25,000 acres.
That breaks down... |
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