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Conestoga club, riverkeepers plan to improve recreational access along about 30-mile stretch of river - Vimarsana News

Conestoga club, riverkeepers plan to improve recreational access along about 30-mile stretch of river

Jutting out of a grassy bank in eastern Lancaster City, a metal signpost warns anglers, boaters and others approaching the Conestoga River that “shoreline hazards” lie ahead.

Make a terrarium, find a garden tour: 42 things for plant fans to try in July - Vimarsana News

Make a terrarium, find a garden tour: 42 things for plant fans to try in July

There are dozens of sessions, in-person and virtual, throughout July to make floral arrangements and learn about a wide range of plants.

Rev. John William Symonds - Vimarsana News

Rev. John William Symonds

Rev. John William Symonds, 54, passed away on Father's Day, June 19, 2022, at his home with his family in Elverson, PA. He endured a brief battle with metastatic pancreatic

County commissioners prioritize environmental clean-up and other 'long-term' projects for ARPA funds - Vimarsana News

County commissioners prioritize environmental clean-up and other 'long-term' projects for ARPA funds

When it comes to funding community-based projects through the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act, Lancaster County’s three commissioners agreed Tuesday that they will prioritize projects with long-lasting effects, such as

Conservancy seeks $5 million in public donations, hopes to preserve thousands more acres - Vimarsana News

Conservancy seeks $5 million in public donations, hopes to preserve thousands more acres

With a $5 million goal, the Lancaster Conservancy on Tuesday launched a fundraising campaign to support the organization’s effort to protect the “few remaining” natural spaces in Lancaster County and