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Play-Doh makes the ‘mess a masterpiece’ with new All Mixed Up Can so parents can stop stressing Updated Mar 16, 2021; Facebook Share Hasbro is asking parents everywhere to stop stressing when their kids mix up the colors in their cans of Play-Do. In fact, the company has created a new color - the Play-Doh All Mixed Up Can that has almost 3 pounds of the iconic multicolored modeling compound. “While some parents may shudder in horror at the sight, kids will be living the dream,” Hasbro said. Play-Doh is celebrating its 65th birthday by inviting “kids and adults alike to let loose an...

2021 Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest For those who don’t know, Hasbro Pulse is where you’ll find the latest product offerings and experiences from big pop culture franchises you love. This includes a glimpse at behind-the-scenes material and insider details on all their upcoming toys and collectibles, and Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest will have plenty to unveil starting on April 9 at 11:00 A.M. ET. Hosted by SYFY Wire on-air correspondent, writer, and producer Jackie Jennings, the Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest will unfold at the retailer’s event website with never-before-seen content and product reveals. They ...

Restaurants on Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf easing restrictions: ‘This is what we’ve all been waiting for’ Updated Mar 15, 2021; Posted Mar 15, 2021 Ted's Bar & Grill employees Brittany Light, Ted Ebersole, Manager Jessica Powell, Jeff Sims and Mel Hagens pictured in Annville on May 21, 2020. File photo by Mark Pynes | mpynes@pennlive.com Facebook Share Romeo LaMarco is ready to sit diners around the bar again. “All we needed is our bar service. That will make a hundred times the difference for us,” he said. “That is really going to take a lot of pressure off of us.” Effective at midnigh...

Reese’s House by Ahmad Graves-El Maurice Lewis A local nonprofit, which was created in an effort to maintain the positive legacy of a former Millville resident killed during a random act of gun violence, seeks support in its intent to create a community center. Our Future First, a 501 © (3) organization committed to building a better community, is attempting to raise $30,000 so it can purchase a building in Millville with the hopes of turning it into a youth and young adult-oriented community center. If it succeeds in its mission, Our Future First is naming the building Reese’s House, i...

MILLVILLE – When a random act of gunfire claimed the life of Maurice “Reese” Lewis, his friends and family pledged that the teen’s compassion would be his legacy. “We all realized that something needed to change,” said Stephanie Risley, 21, of Millville, a longtime friend of Lewis. “For someone so innocent, who wasn’t involved in anything bad, who never hurt a fly, for something like that to happen, we were all just shocked.” “We don’t want to lose anyone else the same way we lost Reese or have anyone else go through what we went through,” Risley said. They channeled t...