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Mary Reider: Helping to Preserve a Heritage Art
Fifty years ago, Americans embraced time-honored arts and crafts such as quilting, needlework, knitting, felting, tatting, rug hooking and more. Why? It was America’s Bicentennial and suddenly history and all it encompasses was being revived and celebrated. Those who have helped to carry on those traditions are hopeful that interest in folk and heritage arts...
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The Toughest Lessons

August 2002 Issue. Nitrauer Elementary School Students with Doug Hantusch, FDNY From The LCM Archive: What the Heroes of 9/11 are

Mark Your Calendars: September 8-13

Lots of community celebrations and gatherings will be held this week that feature history, food, family activities and more! Date Night

CASA Heroes Gala & Benefit Auction

September 19, Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square CASA for Children of Lancaster and Lebanon Counties began as an idea launched by Judge

Chef Max Fanton: Fanning the Flames 

There are fires burning in downtown Lititz; some have flames, while others have souls. At restaurants KōLE Chophouse and Cavolo!

Life at Home

As Dorothy repeated, “there’s no place like home,” over and over again in The Wizard of Oz, most of us

Life in Balance

You’ve bought the house of your dreams. It dates to the 19th century and needs some TLC and updating. The

Life Elevated

Twenty-five years ago, TONO Group’s founder, D. Hunter Johnson, was conducting business out of his basement office. What began as

Life Outdoors

After careers in teaching, technology, brewing and hospitality, not to mention raising three sons, Denise and Bob Harter decided it

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