Conestoga River among 4 in running for 2023 Pennsylvania River of the Year [update]
Editor's note: voting ends today at 5 p.m.
Source: lancasteronline.com
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Conestoga River Club encourages voting for the river in the River of the Year competition
The Conestoga is a finalist along with the Perkiomen Creek, Schuylkill River, and the north branch of the Susquehanna River. Voting is open until January 18th.
Source: fox43.com
Conestoga River among 4 in running for 2023 Pennsylvania River of the Year
The Conestoga River is one of four nominees for the 2023 Pennsylvania River of the Year award.
Source: lancasteronline.com
PennDOT crew uses crane, claw to remove debris from below Conestoga River bridge
A huge metal claw attached to a crane dangled Monday morning from a bridge over the Conestoga River, where road crews were tearing away a massive heap of debris piled
Source: lancasteronline.com
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'Could just pull you right under': Conestoga River enthusiast worries about large, dangerous debris piles [Lancaster Watchdog]
A massive heap of tangled debris stacked nearly as tall as a single-story building sits smack in the middle of the Conestoga River just south of Lancaster city. Todd Roy
Source: lancasteronline.com