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7 events in Lancaster County to check out this weekend, from a huge flea market to Sickman's Mill reopening - Vimarsana News

7 events in Lancaster County to check out this weekend, from a huge flea market to Sickman's Mill reopening

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, bringing with it a robust weekend of celebrations in Lancaster County.

'We are human - we are real' Meet Ollie Wenditz, a transgender student advocating for LGBTQ rights - Vimarsana News

'We are human - we are real' Meet Ollie Wenditz, a transgender student advocating for LGBTQ rights

Just 14, Ollie Wenditz has already delivered a speech from the steps of the state Capitol in Harrisburg, organized a walkout at his middle school and spoken several times to

Lancaster synagogue sets Mitzvah Day - Vimarsana News

Lancaster synagogue sets Mitzvah Day

Preparing meals for families of hospice residents, cleaning up a cemetery, and recycling work at a resource center are just a few of the projects Congregation Shaarai Shomayim will be

We offer a plea for compassion for LGBTQ county residents — and a note of gratitude to the Lititz Springs Park board [editorial] - Vimarsana News

We offer a plea for compassion for LGBTQ county residents — and a note of gratitude to the Lititz Springs Park board [editorial]

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Protesters with Christian nationalist ties protest Lititz Pride event; refused to leave private park until police came - Vimarsana News

Protesters with Christian nationalist ties protest Lititz Pride event; refused to leave private park until police came

A pastor who espouses Christian nationalist beliefs and the editor of a conservative publication were among about a dozen people who protested Sunday’s Lititz Pride Festival, refusing to leave the