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'Growing up is so overrated': 78-year-old Dorney Park superfan keeps his coaster streak going
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Dorney Park has officially closed for the season, but not before one frequent visitor got to continue a long-standing tradition. 78-year-old Cliff Herring loves roller coasters. "Growing up is so overrated," said Herring. But the Thunderhawk at Dorney Park has been his favorite since 1983. "I bought...
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Lancaster Recreation Commission announces new executive director
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The Lancaster Recreation Commission announced a new executive director on Monday. Jack Bingeman will continue his 22-year career with the Lancaster Recreation Commission, as Heather Dighe concludes her 10 years of serving as executive director, according to the press release. Sean Post, Lancaster Recreation...
Lebanon Daily News
WFMZ-TV Online
Shop locally made gifts, decor and more at new holiday market, opening Tuesday in Lehigh County
EMMAUS, Pa. – Just in time for holiday shopping, an inaugural market will feature unique, hand-crafted jewelry, paintings, pillows, scarves, ornaments, greeting cards, and more from Lehigh Valley artists and creators. JuxtaHub, a Lehigh Valley-based creative arts and innovation center, will debut its first Resident Artist Holiday Market on...
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Cartel Brewing’s “Extended Play” Sets Soft Opening Date at Rock Lititz
Cartel Brewing is getting ready to open its new Extended Play location at Rock Lititz, with a soft launch planned for Thursday, November 12, at 3 p.m. Cartel is taking over the former Fetish Brewing space, making this its second location operating under its own license. The November 12 opening...
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Berks Weekly
Reading highlights sustainability efforts, $250,000 forestry grant and community projects
The City of Reading is highlighting several sustainability initiatives and accomplishments from October 2026, including a $250,000 state grant supporting urban forestry, improvements to public parks and community gardens, and statewide recognition for local environmental efforts. The initiatives, carried out through partnerships with organizations such as the Student Conservation Association...