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Eight-year-old Benji Resch peered intently into a tank full of week-old trout, filling his science journal with detailed drawings of the attached yolk sacs keeping Thomas Wharton Elementary School’s resident
Necessity was the mother of innovation for five Lancaster County small businesses that found ways to survive and even thrive during the economic upheavals brought by the pandemic.
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THE ISSUE: It’s Monday, the day we take a few moments to highlight the good news in Lancaster County and the surrounding region. Some of these items are welcome developments
Eh Htee Soe, a fourth-grader at Lafayette Elementary, dug her hands deep into the soil of a once-dormant garden at her school.
Eh Htee Soe, a fourth-grader at Lafayette Elementary, dug her hands deep into the soil of a once-dormant garden at her school.