By Jacqueline G. Goodwin, Ed.D. While chocolate may be the “food of the gods,” for most of its 4,000-year history, it was actually consumed as …
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By Charles J. Hartwell, Esquire You’re at a party. Cousin Haley has finished off the boxed white wine. The spritzers did not last, and the …
“In life, it seems that everyone collects something,” notes a friendly antique dealer from Crossroads Antique Mall in Hershey. For unique friends and family members …
By Jacqueline G. Goodwin, Ed.D. Photo by Danielle Debley They are the quintessential American chorus line, drilled with military precision and style. The Rockettes are …
Holiday break is coming up and you just know the kids will drive each other crazy being cooped up inside. We’ve got some tips for …
Photos & Story By Danielle Debley Many of us have come to recognize the significance of the gingerbread house in holiday tradition. Even if we …
By M. Diane McCormick A candle burning in the window sends holiday greetings to all who pass by. For families celebrating Hanukkah, the candle – …
1510 – The first written record of a decorated Christmas tree comes from Riga, Latvia. Men of the local merchants’ guild decorated a tree with …
WHITE PINE: The largest pine in the U.S., the white pine has soft, flexible needles and is bluish-green in color. Needles are 2½ – 5 …
Want to cut your own fresh tree this year for Christmas? Here’s a list of local choose and cut your own Christmas tree farms. Gruver’s …