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‘Warm Homes, Warm Hearts’ provides new furnace for Elizabethtown household (video)

“They are helping us in a very big way.”

By Kyle Gamble - March 21, 2024

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Amtrak to serve Lancaster-Harrisburg line with buses during track renovation

The buses will provide service during “significant track outages” between April 8 and Nov. 21.

By One United Lancaster - March 21, 2024

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‘Neighborhood Champions’ sought for SoWe trash pickup program

The initiative is the latest expansion of the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay’s Project Clean Stream.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 19, 2024

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Cuffs Run hydroelectric project drawing broad opposition

The project would permanently flood 580 acres and affect 1,000 acres in all.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 15, 2024

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Commissioners, public spar over upcoming drag queen story hour at library

Commissioners Josh Parsons and Ray D’Agostino have condemned the library for hosting the upcoming event.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 14, 2024

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City seeks public input on parks

Officials are inviting community residents to weigh in at either of two workshops on Thursday.

By One United Lancaster - March 13, 2024

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2024 State of the County looks at regional planning, partnerships

Regional planning can reduce duplication of services, improve economic competitiveness and enhance quality of life, Commissioner Ray D’Agostino said.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 8, 2024

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‘A Tree of Life’ offers lessons in empathy, solidarity

Local panelists shared their reflections on the documentary’s depiction of the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, as did two survivors and the film’s director.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 8, 2024

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March ‘Conversation About OUR Community’ to focus on mental health

Youth mental health trends have worsened both locally and nationally in recent years.

By One United Lancaster - March 7, 2024

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Art installation begins at Christian Street Garage

The project will take about two months.

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 4, 2024

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‘You can do that, too’: Gerald Wilson’s life as police officer, teacher, historian

As Wilson continues contributing to civic initiatives, he remains an advocate for inclusivity and understanding in Lancaster.

By Tyler Wegert - February 29, 2024

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MESA marks its launch with ribbon-cutting

The Municipal Emergency Services Authority of Lancaster County, or MESA, began making ambulance runs on Feb. 4.

By One United Lancaster - February 28, 2024