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The Railroad House Inn’s elegant Victorian exterior only hints at the dining experience that awaits inside. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the inn was built over a three-year period from 1820-1823. As a canal hotel, it was a haven for Susquehanna rivermen. During the late 1800s, The Railroad House, under the proprietorship...
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May is in Bloom

It’s that glorious time of the year! The weather is perfect, gardens are blooming with spring flowers, rhubarb and strawberries

The Pursuit of Happiness

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Styling A Garden 

Shawn’s property is home to 80 varieties of hosta. Here, a selection is complemented by coleus, grasses and ferns. “I could

John Wright Restaurant: Time to Celebrate!

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Democracy by the People

A panel depicts Thaddeus Stevens delivering one of his fiery speeches before Congress. Lancaster has built a testament to two of

A 40-Year Rewind

The on-camera faces and behind-the-scenes producers and videographers from WGAL-TV’s PM Magazine recently reunited for an evening of reconnecting over

A Heart for Bainbridge

Gina Mariani holds the honorary title of “Mayor of Bainbridge,” and while the moniker might have started out as a

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