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Apr 23

Chestnut Hill | Part One

By Nancy Keeler When most people first learn about neighborhoods in Lancaster city, they hear about Chestnut Hill. Not that I should be talking about Chestnut Hill first, because really Olde Town can be attributed as the beginning of Lancaster’s renaissance, but Chestnut Hill is a bit more notorious—in a... read more →
Apr 14

I Dare You To Be Different

Sometimes we’re different. Most of the time, when you’re a new person in a new place, you’re always different. You can cut your hair, you can buy new clothes, you can drastically alter your face, but you’re still the same person inside. Sorry, it’s true. No matter where you move... read more →
Apr 07

The Things That I Do Not know

Confession: In my life, more than once, I have been horribly, miserably, and undeniably wrong.  I have been completely off base.  I have misread, misinterpreted, and misinformed.  I have demonstrated idiocy, ignorance, and stupidity on championship levels. I know.  You expected more.  But, that’s it.  That’s the truth.  I do... read more →
Mar 31

My First Fisticuffs

That's right, I said it: I'ma tell you about my first[and only]fist fight. This true story does possibly incriminate me after years of getting away with a night of mischief oh-so-many years ago (or did I? Either way, sorry Mom). But, if it ups my street cred, I'm totally willing... read more →
Mar 27

Losing Yourself To the Music

By John Spidaliere, “Lancaster’s Home Town Realtor” and Lancaster Transplant since 1993 There were a few moments at the recent Allegro Chamber concert that I thought I saw conductor Brian Norcross lose himself to the sheer joy of the music surrounding him. He wasn’t the only one. Allegro Chamber Orchestra performed... read more →