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Schreiber Center to add therapists, cut wait time as part of $10M East Hempfield Twp. expansion project - Vimarsana News

Schreiber Center to add therapists, cut wait time as part of $10M East Hempfield Twp. expansion project

Patients at Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development will have more therapists and shorter wait times in early 2024 when the nonprofit opens a 14,700-square-foot addition as part of a $10

Sweet times for all at the Lititz Chocolate Walk [photos] - Vimarsana News

Sweet times for all at the Lititz Chocolate Walk [photos]

The Kiwanis Club of Lititz Area hosted its ever-popular Chocolate Walk Saturday. The group sold 2,000 tickets for the event, which allowed participants to sample more than 30 chocolate treats

Abram L. Mylin - Vimarsana News

Abram L. Mylin

Abram L. Mylin, 89 of Willow Street, passed away at Lancaster General Hospital Friday morning, September 23, 2022 after a brief illness. Born on May 8, 1933 in Lancaster, he

County commissioners approve COVID-19 mitigation rescue funds, increased mail-in ballot testing - Vimarsana News

County commissioners approve COVID-19 mitigation rescue funds, increased mail-in ballot testing

Lancaster County commissioners Wednesday unanimously approved a new round of federal recovery grants and a measure to reinforce testing protocols with its mail-in ballot printer.

County commissioners ready to approve ARPA funds for medical, personal care facilities to limit COVID-19 spread - Vimarsana News

County commissioners ready to approve ARPA funds for medical, personal care facilities to limit COVID-19 spread

Lancaster County commissioners on Tuesday signaled their interest in approving federal relief funding for two projects intended to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 by renovating facilities that provide medical services.