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Children’s Ministry Builds Bridges To Light The Way
(Shopping News Photos by Donald Reese)
Building Bridges to Light the Way is this year’s message for the Advent Season from Children’s Ministry at Peace United Church of Christ. This project encourages the congregation to connect or reconnect with individuals, family, community and the world in various ways. Stars, lanterns, candle...
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VFW Thanks EHS Music Department
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
Cocalico Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3376, “The Ephrata VFW,” was very happy to make a donation of $500 to the Ephrata High School Band.
The donation was a small token of appreciation to the Ephrata High School Marching Unit (EHSMU) for leading the Annual VFW Post 3376 Jack Fr...
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Garden Spot Students Honored
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
At a recent Garden Spot High School board meeting, four students were recognized for exemplifying the character trait of respect. Shown are Lila Albertson and Lance Binkley. Missing from the photo are Ellie Culbert and Kyra Bixler.
Ellie Culbert is the freshman Student of the Month and is ...
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Library Friends “Glance At Romance” Valentine Bag Sale
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
Another Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and the Friends of the Adamstown Area Library will take another opportunity to shower patrons with love. A “Glance at Romance” has the library bursting at the seams with specially decorated bags filled with eight romance novels by reader’s...
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Reamstown Annual Science Fair
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
Students from Reamstown Elementary participated in their Annual Science Fair recently. Students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade showed off their fabulous collections that ranged from pencils and Webkinz, to rocks/minerals, seashells, and Star Wars action figures.
Students in thi...
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“Pieces From The Past” - Featuring The Lititz Historical Foundation
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
“Pieces From The Past” continues this week, featuring the Lititz Historical Foundation. In this weekly article, Shopping News readers will learn about local items housed in local museums and historical societies.
This Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine was one designed and marketed for ...
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