About a year ago, I saw a listing with maga friendly restaurants and bakeries. My search function is not returning anything for that list. Is there an updated list? I’d like to try to avoid places that support Trump and the maga agenda.
Some dude walked off with all our packages on the 00 block of n Charlotte st around 12:30 pm on 5/22. He was fully covered and managed to avoid getting his face on our security camera. Looks like a professional at this based on the hood & gloves
What in the world is happening at this school?
That's right, Borough Council — WE THE PEOPLE have something to say...
"Due to larger than normal attendance expected, the location of the May 26, 2026 Columbia Borough Council meeting will be held at the Columbia Borough Fire Hall, 726 Manor Street, Columbia."
YouTube link if you can't attend — but the more, the merrier!
Who makes good breakfast burritos in Lancaster city? What ingredients are in your favorite order? Basically I love breakfast burritos & want to try all kinds of new flavors.
Thanks in advance & Happy Friday!
Smaller community oriented music and arts gathering featuring many local musicians and a few touring representing a variety of genres.
Shaded forested venue tucked away in the foothills of the forest. About an hour from Harrisburg.
Was at a friend’s house browsing some local retail space for rent on a whim for a small business of his when I came across this. Has anyone heard anything?
EDIT: thanks for the input yall. Spring House has never been my brewery of choice so I don’t keep up
to date with them but know some folks that frequent; was just one of those happened to stumble upon moments.
If you lost your honey baked ham, I found it!
Corner of Lime and Clay st.
Just tryna' help this lil' fella make it back home.
Thnx lanc <3
A bit of a long shot, but thought I’d try here. I was walking with my wife and pup down east chestnut past musser park before 6am. We saw about 6-7 cop cars and a swat vehicle with officers hanging off the side.
Anyone else see them or know why they were out?
Samuel Harnish's Sawmill or Pequea Bridge, Conestoga-Martic, PA Built about 1904. A 1906 postcard image snagged from the internet. From the author’s collection.
PA/38-36-U03x Samuel Harnish's Sawmill / Pequea Bridge- Crossed Pequea Creek. Was Pequea #22, now it is state owned. This apparently was the end of it being a covered bridge. According to the Saturday, May 7, 1904 issue of The Lancaster Examiner, James B. Miller of Gordonville, PA built an unhoused single span wooden arched pony truss bridge at a cost of $817.00 on the old abutments, which had also been badly damaged. It was likely close to the same dimensions as the covered bridge.
This bridge stood until replaced by a six span, 290-foot-long bridge that was composed of a Pratt through truss span, fabricated by Nelson-Merydith Co., of Chambersburg Pennsylvania and five reinforced concrete T beam approach spans, one to the north and four to the south of the truss span at, or close to the same site in 1913. This bridge was replaced by the present three span concrete bridge at the same site in 2008.
The road changes names at the bridge, which is oriented north-northeast to south-southwest, with River Hill Road on the Conestoga Township side and Susquehanna Street, leading into the village of Pequea, on the Martic Township side. The state number on both sides is Route 324 - SR0324 39° 53.2645'N, 76° 21.997'W
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Staying in Manheim for a few days, but willing to travel to and around Lancaster for some fun stuff. This is my first time in PA and know nothing about the area. Any recommendations?
Spotted this absolutely poor baby just huddled and shivering by the Hager parking lots this morning just after 7am. Called ORCA’s 24 hour hotline, got passed to another person, then about two phone calls later was told to call Lancaster police non-emergency. Reported it to them (doubt they did anything at all) and when I went back to check if he was still there I didn’t find him anywhere. Rain was already coming down too.
I had my dog with me so we did not approach at the time. Hope he’s okay. If you spot him, let us know!
FYI: no collar, very dirty, cannot tell if there’s any injuries, did not move when I was speaking to him but did maintain eye contact and looked scared. :(
Hey everyone I've moved into the area about a year ago but struggling to find friends or a freind group that can hang out and do different acfivities. Im 26 and I love gaming, soccer, biking, hiking and basically any putdoor activities. I was wondering if theres a way to meet and make new friends. Thanks!
Howdy!
One of my two indoor cats got out and maybe wandering around West James St by Franklin & Marshall. I am guessing she is hiding due to the rain, but if anyone seens a tortoiseshell cat in the area, please post it. She response to Lexy and is really friendly with people!
Thanks in advance!
That poor lil' piggy was still out on the corner this morning.
At least they had some shelter from the rain.
Anyway marked spoiler because that hog has definitely spoiled y'all.
Poor lil' feller.
Okee bye <3
Never had (or heard of until recently) Pennsylvania Dutch cooking so I'm very curious.
Shoofly I'm told is a must try so I have that on the list already.
Currently without power here near F&M. Does anyone have any more info on this or what caused it? Honestly just curious because they're estimating it will be out until 3:30pm.
Just a heads up street lights are out near the train station. Near Belmont out also so be safe.