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Thanks to a donation announced at a public education event this week, three additional sites in Lancaster County will be equipped with bird-safe glass designed to reduce the window collisions
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The Scribbler decided to skip “The Great American Eclipse’’ early this month. Thousands of local people decided to do otherwise and, despite cloudy conditions, enjoyed the phenomenon.
Thirty-six-year-old Caverly Pashuck has wanted to see a total solar eclipse since she was a kindergartener.
The Lancaster County Bird Club will expand its offerings at the North Museum of Nature and Science as it aims to engage a young audience in conservation-related education.
The recent snowfall to kick off 2024 has signaled that the heart of the winter season has arrived in Lancaster County.