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What s the key to a sharp mind? I ve always been doing something to learn something new | Food + Living

Since the late 1950s, when she graduated from college, Kathy Potier of Lancaster has spent many hours continuing her education. She has been bolstering her intellectual wellness for decades by taking classes — even ones offered across the country and across the pond. “I’ve always been doing something to learn something new,” Potier, a resident of the Homestead Village retirement community, says. “Always. I can’t imagine why anyone would not want to do that. . It’s fun.” For many years, Potier, who turned 85 in January, has taken classes ranging from architecture to women’s history through Quest for Learning. The program has been offering continuing education to Lancaster County seniors for more than four decades.

Lancaster County Getting Closer to Setting up Mass Vaccination Site | FM97 WLAN

Top Headlines 02/10 | FM97 WLAN

Positive COVID-19 Cases Increasing in Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, PA)   Positive COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise in Pennsylvania. The state s Department of Health reported over four-thousand new positive cases yesterday. The total number of cases has now surpassed 876,000 since the beginning of the pandemic. There were also 149 deaths reported yesterday linked to complications of the coronavirus. Governor Wolf Calls for Minimum Wage Increase (Harrisburg, PA)   Governor Tom Wolf is showing his support to increase Pennsylvania s minimum wage. Governor Wolf announced yesterday that he is calling for the state to increase the minimum wage to 12-dollars per hour starting this July. Wolf s proposed plan would add fifty-cent increases to the minimum wage rate every year until 2027 when it reaches 15-dollars per hour. He also proposed an income tax cut that would affect almost three-million citizens in the state.

Lancaster General doctors raise $8,400 for Lancaster County Food Hub off of monkey tail beard bet

It may have started off as a joke, but the $8,400 that Bret Levy and James Medina raised for Lancaster County Food Hub off of a workplace bet will have positive implications for needy families in the area. Now the two Lancaster General Hospital emergency room doctors are trying to reach $10,000 on their Facebook fundraiser. Levy and Medina were stunned when they raised nearly four times their initial goal of $350 in just six hours — all for a cause that began as a gag to have Levy cut his beard into a distinctive “monkey tail” design if they surpassed their fundraising target.

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