POV Comedy bringing NYC comedian Steven Rogers to Phantom Power on Sunday
On Monday nights for the last decade – or longer, depending on who you ask – POV Comedy has been providing a space for aspiring comedians to take the stage
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On Monday nights for the last decade – or longer, depending on who you ask – POV Comedy has been providing a space for aspiring comedians to take the stage
Thirty-five years ago next month, my brother and my dad helped me lug an old blue sofa, a desk, a chest of drawers and a metal bed frame up the steps into a small apartment on the outskirts of Lampeter. We went out for pizza along Lincoln Highway, and then they left me to survey Amish farmland from my new balcony and collapse for a nap on a new discount-warehouse mattress. In 1986, I was a new gal in town, starting a job as a general assignment reporter for the former Sunday News. I knew exactly one person here, a friend from my college newspaper.
For four decades, if you were driving to 121 W. Frederick Street in Millersville, it was to see a movie.