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Laudermilch Meats sold to local buyers who vow to keep name, recipes
Laudermilch Meats is under new ownership. Justin Smith and Josh Shope are the self-described “proud new owners” of the Annville butcher. Although they’re not members of the Laudermilch family, they told LebTown they are excited to carry on 107 years of tradition built over three generations. “When...
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Milton Hershey movie will have world premiere at Hershey Theatre
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — The movie “Hershey” will have its world premiere in Hershey. The biopic, produced by Angel Studios, will screen at Hershey Theatre on Nov. 16, with tickets selling for $25. Another screening will happen on Nov. 17 with the cast and filmmakers, preceded by a pair of tours and followed by a […]
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Young musicians set to shine with York first responders benefit show
Young musicians and their mentors will take to the stage at the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in downtown York City to raise funds to benefit area first responders and their families. The First Responders Benefit Concert: A Tribute to Service, presented by the SHINE Music Foundation, will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Appell Center. According to its website, the Shine Music Foundation’s mission is to inspire, uplift, and give hope to youth by offering accessible music education. The organization empowers students to develop confidence, character and a lasting love for music. The concert will bring together SHINE’s top student performers, talented youth musicians from schools across York County, and York-area professional musicians who have mentored the next generation of performers. The event will feature performances by vocalist Amanda Perko as well as by members of the York Symphony Orchestra. The evening is designed as a tribute to the men and women who serve York County as police officers, firefighters, emergency medical personnel, dispatchers, and corrections professionals. Proceeds from tickets sold will support first responders and their children through a scholarship fund administered by the York County Safety Collab, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Dress
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This Donation-Based Pennsylvania Thrift Store Is A Maker’s Paradise For Secondhand Fabric
A leftover piece of fabric can become the start of something wonderful. At Lancaster Creative Reuse in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, donated craft supplies give makers a chance to shop secondhand, discover unusual materials, and find fresh ideas for their next project. Shelves filled with fabric, sewing supplies, yarn, paper goods, and other creative materials help keep useful things out of the landfill while putting them into the hands of people who can give them a new purpose.
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Restaurant review: The Chocolate Avenue Grill
Chocolate Avenue Grill is a contemporary American restaurant with a wide variety of food choices. It is a warm, welcoming place where everyone is welcome, and the service is great. The Chocolate Avenue Grill in downtown Hershey offers a polished dining experience. The clean space has a mid-century metropolitan style...
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Featured Lebanon Valley events for the weekend of Oct. 30 to Nov. 1
$15.00 – $30.00 | 4-7 p.m., Friday, October 30 | 1400 W. Maple St., Lebanon. Come to Coleman Memorial Park for an educational walking tour, or a spooky walking tour, or both! The history tours are just $15.00 per ticket, and the ghost tours are $30.00 per ticket. Tour...
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The Small Town In Pennsylvania Locals Actually Shop At For Antiques
One antique shop here sits in an 1822 building rumored to have hidden a Prohibition-era distillery, with whiskey allegedly moved through tunnels underneath. Another fills three floors of an old hardware store and sewing factory. That’s just two stops on the same short stroll. Many shops sit within a few...
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All-Day Breakfast Is Just One Reason Locals Keep Coming Back To This Harrisburg Pennsylvania Diner
Pancakes at dinnertime are completely normal here. So are scrapple, pork roll, and Belgian waffles long after the lunch crowd heads home. The doors open at 6 AM every single day. On holidays, the kitchen keeps going around the clock, which feels like a small gift to anyone working odd hours.