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Strasburg Borough president gives update on Historic Architecture Review Board guidelines

When: Strasburg Borough Council meeting, March 12. Council member Sandra Clark was absent.

Strasburg Borough Council OKs tax credit for select members of area fire company

When: Strasburg Borough Council meeting, Jan. 9.

Influencer slammed for covering fire exit signs at New York wedding reception

A woman has been criticised for what she did at the reception of her New York wedding.

Influencer blasted for covering fire exit signs at wedding

Fashion Influencer Slammed For Hiding 'Ugly' Red Exit Signs At Viral Wedding Ceremony

TikTok users criticized Bridget Bahl for apparently compromising her guests’ safety in the name of aesthetically pleasing photos.

An Influencer Is Getting Slammed For Risking The Lives Of Her Wedding Guests For An ~Aesthetic~

Influencer Bridget Bahl is getting slammed for covering up "ugly" exit signs at her wedding venue to make it more aesthetic.

Influencer Bridget Bahl slammed for covering fire exit signs at wedding reception

Eagle eye fans noticed that the exit signs were covered in gold plates, as the word “exit” was still on the signs.

Fashion influencer bride Bridget Bahl, 39, is blasted after boasting about covering up the 'ugly' EXIT SIGNS at her extravagant New York wedding in order to 'save' the picture-perfect aesthetic of her PHOTOS

Bridget Bahl, 39, took to the streets of New York City to tie the knot. She was slammed when she revealed she covered up exit signs at her reception, which was held at The Plaza.

A fashion influencer whose stunning NYC wedding fans obsessed over is now being condemned for covering up the 'ugly' red exit signs to maintain an aesthetic

Bridget Bahl's wedding was lauded as "the New York dream," though some likened her reception to a safety nightmare.

Lancaster businesses offering special deals for Indie Retail Week

When Ted Boucard and Elizabeth Peters opened Read Rose Books in July 2020 in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, taking part in Lancaster City Indie Retail Week helped them