Cover Stories
COVER STORY: Becoming Daisy Plotts
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- Written by Lynda Hudzick Lynda Hudzick
Jackie Holzel admits she’s always been a bit of a ham and thought she would enjoy performing — but she never really did anything about it until last year, when she decided to take a leap of faith and audition to be part of the cast of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.
COVER STORY: Keeping Wild Animals Wild
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- Written by Gabriele Amersbach Gabriele Amersbach
On a rainy night, when the wind is howling and the rest of us are safe and warm in our homes, Tracie A. Young, licensed wildlife rehabilitator, knows she’s going to have a busy night.
COVER STORY: Just Breathe … and then Move
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- Written by Lynda Hudzick Lynda Hudzick
Sally McKinney, or “Miss Sally” as she’s perhaps better known these days, has always wanted to make a positive impact on others in whatever way she can.
COVER STORY: A Tour-de-Force Worthy of Honoring
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- Written by Gabriele Amersbach Gabriele Amersbach
When you think of a fundraising tour-de-force, you immediately think of Betty Hungerford. Hungerford has repeatedly broken down barriers for women in Harrisburg’s public relations profession throughout her remarkable career.
COVER STORY: He’s a Real Phillies Fanatic
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- Written by Barry Sparks Barry Sparks
Bob Bogart’s friends tell him he’s the real Phillies Phanatic.
COVER STORY: More in Common than We Realize
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- Written by Gabriele Amersbach Gabriele Amersbach
For many young people, old age is impossible to imagine.
COVER STORY: Launching a Post-Retirement Adventure with Aria & Ducky
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- Written by Gabriele Amersbach Gabriele Amersbach
It was a sunny afternoon, with “Papa” pushing 5.5-year-old Aria on the swings, when she told her grandfather a fascinating tale of her toy Ducky’s surprise birthday party. André Renna had to listen hard to catch the story between each pass of the swing.
COVER STORY: Second Chances with Second Grace
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- Written by Lynda Hudzick Lynda Hudzick
Candace Abel has “always had a heart for those who had less than me.” As one way to reach out to others, Abel has adopted 12 girls and two boys (in addition to two biological sons and one biological daughter.)
COVER STORY: From Holland to Hoboken, the Stars are the Same
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- Written by Gabriele Amersbach Gabriele Amersbach
Louis Meevers-Scholte was born in a windmill in a small Dutch village in 1934. Eventually both Meevers-Scholte and the windmill would end up in America, bearing scars of a war that defined his childhood.