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For the past decade, Cable House Presents has been bringing national touring acts to York in intimate settings, creating a space for both artistry and community connection. The volunteer-led series has now reached a major milestone: more than 90 events, nearly 10,000 attendees, and $100,000 paid directly to independent artists.
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For the past decade, the Harrisburg Mansion Concert Series has been offering something different from the usual large concert venues — intimate performances where audiences sit just feet away from world-class musicians.
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For Alexander Cabot, spirituality has always been about evolution. His upcoming memoir, set to be published this October, reflects on a lifetime of exploring pagan traditions, psychic practices, and the spiritual lessons he’s gathered along the way.
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Pancreatic cancer is among the deadliest forms of cancer, and Pennsylvania has one of the nation’s highest rates. For families like the Crosbys of Cumberland County, the disease has left a lasting mark — one they hope can spark more awareness, early detection, and support.
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Pennsylvania has no shortage of literary talent, and one of its most celebrated young adult authors is back with a new novel. A.S. King, who grew up “in the middle of a cornfield in Berks County,” has just released Pick the Lock, a story about family secrets, teenage rebellion, and the power of music.
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Prostate cancer is one of the most urgent health issues facing men in Pennsylvania, according to cancer advocates and survivors who are working to remove barriers to early detection.
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Marilyn, 79, who lives in Camp Hill, is a 25-year survivor of early-stage breast cancer. Since 2011, Marilyn has logged more than 20,000 miles walking and has raised more than $115,000.
Marilyn's mission is to save lives by building awareness of early detection of breast cancer AND raising money to fund research and treatments. She wants to rid the world of breast cancer ... for her daughter, granddaughters, loved ones and people around the world.
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Historic Gettysburg Adams County is embarking on an effort to preserve historic barns throughout the county. reservation techniques through publications, workshops, lectures, tours and demonstrations. For example, the Adams County Barn Registry to gather information that will help everyone gain a better understanding of the local barns. The goal is to assist in the preservation of the historic barns of Adams County by encouraging an interest in and an understanding of their im- portance to the rural heritage of our community.
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The federal Roadless Rule, first enacted in 2001, remains at the center of a national debate over conservation and land use — and Pennsylvania’s only national forest is directly impacted.
The rule restricts road construction and timber harvesting in designated “roadless” areas of national forests. It has faced legal and political challenges over the past two decades but has largely stood firm.
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Ed Mahon reported on a recent public meeting of a statewide panel responsible for determining how Pennsylvania will use millions of dollars from settlements with opioid makers and distributors. The funds are intended to help address the ongoing opioid crisis, but questions remain about how to balance immediate needs with long-term strategies for prevention, treatment, and recovery.
Meanwhile, Danielle Ohl reported on a cyber-attack that disrupted operations at the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office. Details of the breach are still being investigated, but officials said the attack raised concerns about the security of sensitive information and the resilience of the state’s digital infrastructure.
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Outdoor enthusiasts in south-central Pennsylvania have a new reason to explore the Bedford and Fulton County region, thanks to the opening of the Sideling Hill Trailhead at the Sideling Hills Service Plaza along the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The new trailhead provides access to local hiking and biking trails, along with convenient amenities for visitors.
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