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Lancaster city's monthly First Friday event is back in full swing for April with several different art galleries and live performances.
The first-ever places2040 summit, an all-day conference focused on planning and growth policies for Lancaster County over the next two decades, is only days away.
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European settlement of Penn’s Woods brought with it the timbering of those woods, the building of homes and settlements and the landscape of agriculture. In support of agricultural production, our
Queen Victoria hated babies, despite producing a large family.
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A block of Lancaster city’s Vine Street has a splash of color thanks to artist Kearasten Jordan. Jordan, who has previously exhibited works at the Ware Center, was one of