The Beauty in Nature: Dace and Darters

Blacknose dace and Johnny darters are slim, 2-inch fish that live in various-sized waterways in the eastern United States, including southeastern Pennsylvania.

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Lancaster Native Receives National Order of Merit, Rank of Knight

The Hon. James F. Geurts, performing the duties of undersecretary of the Navy, received the French National Order of Merit, with the rank of Knight, during a decoration ceremony at the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., on May 11. Geurts is a native of Lancaster.

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Farmers Market Nutrition Program Open in Lebanon County

The Lebanon County Area Agency on Aging will again be the distributing agency for the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program checks in 2021.

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Boomers, Seniors, Caregivers Invited to Lancaster County 50plus EXPO

The 50plus EXPO, central Pennsylvania’s one-day information and entertainment event focused on the 50-plus community, will return to Lancaster County next month.

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2021 Farmers Market Voucher Program Has Begun

Lancaster County Office of Aging is pleased to announce distribution of the 2021 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Voucher Program.

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The Beauty in Nature: Feathered Dancers

Up to six kinds of small birds nest or winter along flowing streams in North America.

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Service Stories: From Firefights to Flies, Peril Came in Many Forms in Vietnam

Hershey resident Charles “Chuck” Bechtel went through intensive training to serve as an Army Ranger. This instruction prepared him well for the brutal combat he would experience in Vietnam. He survived nasty firefights with the enemy, but his tour would be cut short by the bite of a measly insect.

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Farmers Market Voucher Program Announced for Chester County

Each year, Chester County Department of Aging Services distributes vouchers that can be used at farmers markets to purchase Pennsylvania-grown fruits and vegetables.

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The Beauty in Nature: Native Woodland Wildflowers

Early in April in southeastern Pennsylvania, many green shoots emerge from crunchy carpets of dead, fallen leaves on woodland floors and push toward the sunlight.

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