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The Steinman family purchased the Lancaster Intelligencer in 1866 to ensure the newspaper’s future.
If we were to create a Mount Rushmore of Lancaster on, say, Chiques Rock or up in the Welsh Mountains, who should be on it?
Garden sales, planting dead trees, and bug-beating hemlocks: The latest in gardening news Updated Feb 18, 2021; Posted Feb 18, 2021 Facebook Share New owner for Lancaster’s Conestoga House Lancaster’s historic Conestoga House and nearly eight acres of gardens, topiaries, hanging baskets, and tropical pots are set to reopen this spring under new ownership. The one-time Colonial tavern at 1608 Marietta Ave. sold at auction last year to the Lancaster-based Ecklin Development Group, which specializes in redeveloping historic downtowns. Ecklin bought the property for a reported $755,000 from...