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An inch of rain on Monday and a smattering of showers since wasn’t enough to convince the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners to lift its 30-day ban on outdoor fires.
Lancaster Farmland Trust now preserves 35,000 acres -- a fitting milestone for its 35th year of operation.
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In March 2021, during the early months of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Lancaster County Commissioner Josh Parsons said an “after-action” review would help discern how the county performed in fighting
Smoke from Canadian wildfires continued to pour into Lancaster County on Thursday, canceling events and forcing people indoors, away from some of the most hazardous air quality in the United
Lancaster County commissioners agreed Tuesday to map out how they will spend down the county’s remaining $40 million in federal pandemic relief money in the coming weeks. The plans so