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Peach Bottom Slate

Sep 11, 2018

The slate extracted from these Pennsylvania quarries was once hailed as the finest in the world.

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A Stay At C&O Lockhouse Is Like Taking A Trip Back In Time

Sep 10, 2018

An overnight stay at a C&O lockhouse is like taking a trip back in time. Here’s information for your getaway!

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HISTORY OF DRAGON BOAT RACES

Sep 10, 2018

Dragon Boats have a long, rich history…

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Veterans Day Ceremony at Union County WWII Honor Role

Sep 10, 2018

The Veterans Day Ceremony will take place at the Union County WWII Honor Role on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, at 11 a.m.

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Quality of Life: A Community Garden Yields Food for the Soul

Sep 10, 2018

A Williamsport communal garden is designed to empower the community with a place to plant, grow and harvest produce—and full of the promise of good things.

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Tell Us Your Story: The Artist Fungus Cult

Sep 10, 2018

Artist fungus painting is a cult art form that dates back to the Iroquois, and arises today from our Appalachian mountains, where artist fungus is widespread. Why do it? The reasons vary.

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Sojourns: Reliving the Past at the C&O Canal

Sep 10, 2018

Go back in time and see how lock tenders and their families lived alongside the once-bustling C&O Canal. Six former lockhouses on the lower canal are now available for overnight stays.

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Honoring Veterans, Art in Milton, Community Service, Local History & More: Life Around The River Fall 2018

Sep 10, 2018

We explore what's happening around the Susquehanna Valley.

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Fall Illumination 2018: Be Thankful

Sep 10, 2018 ● By Emma Eldridge

A poem that illuminates the importance of being thankful.

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Our Natural World: A Walk in Penn’s Woods

Sep 10, 2018

To build appreciation for forests, people who care for them and the importance of tending them, the annual Walk in Penn’s Woods features scheduled walks in each of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties

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