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Books, hisng forthcoming book is southern journey. Welcome, it is an honor to have you. Edward my pleasure, thank you. Jeffrey Joanne Freeman is a class of 1954 professor of American History and american studies at yale university, where she specializes in the politics and political culture of the revolutionary and Early National periods. She is a cohost with edward ayres of a Popular History podcast backstory. It is great to unite these copodcasters together. And she is the author of many books...

This announcement by expressing my deep gratitude and apleeshation, and of course our congratulations to our host, secretary of state, john kerry, and to you, the government and people of the United States, for this timely invitation to attend the summit. On an urgent issue focused on our oceans. As the secretary of state has said, it is our shared hope and the only one we have. Ladies and gentlemen, for far too long, human activities in the name of development and our single minded pursuit for ...

Speeding. Vehicles blocking residents’ driveways and intersections. Vandalism. Evidence of drug and alcohol use. Litter.

The historic Swan Hotel in downtown Lancaster city would become a nine-room boutique hotel with a speakeasy under a Lancaster city builder’s proposal.

The National Park Service added 19 listings to its National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom April 22, and a Lancaster County site is one of them.

For at least a decade, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology’s campus has been home to The Center for Letterpress and Book Arts.

Working underneath her silver Honda CRV, Aided Balbuena summons all her might, pushes on the wrench and pops a bolt loose.

The highest enrollment in Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology’s history coincides with plans to build what will be the largest dormitory on the main campus.

The Pennsylvanian was one of America’s greatest heroes. Why hasn’t he gotten his due?

One of the great rewards of writing this column is absorbing the cascade of surprising information that washes through the internet to the Scribbler’s desk each week.