I am a staff writer @LancasterOnline where I write What's in Store, a weekly roundup of store and restaurant news in Lancaster County.
Lancaster, PA
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Two years after the last pandemic restrictions came off bars and restaurants in PA, the state liquor control board is still scrutinizing rulebreakers. And these cases are continuing.
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Fewer people in Lititz Spring Park or sitting outside at nearby Bulls Head Pub as poor air quality persists.
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Is Lancaster County's air really among the 25 worst metro areas in the United States? Perhaps not.
Could just be because of some bad air in Leacock Township.
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Now marching around the block, chanting.
One chant:
“What do we want?
A contract?
When do we want it now.
If we don’t get it shut it down.”
State Rep. Mike Sturla and Lancaster city council president Ismail Smith Wad-El address striking workers outside Rose City Nursing and Rehab on Duke Street in Lancaster.
Workers striking outside Rose City Nursing and Rehab on Duke Street in Lancaster city, asking for higher wages, better benefits. About 40 people outside, including some residents.
Are Rosey's Lunch burgers so good because they're made with something illegal?
No, this article says.
New from our news team: Rosey's Lunch reaches 100-year mark in Lititz; Saturday-only food trailer features 'secret recipe' burgers lanc.news/3AobWo8
About 50 people in line just before the 5 a.m. opening of Best Buy in Red Rose Commons. Instead of “door buster” deals, shoppers lured by possibility of things actually being in stock.
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Only a little damp so far for the Lancaster Chamber dinner tonight at Clipper Magazine Stadium. People mingling in concourses before program begins at 6 p.m.
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Columbia Borough school board votes to require masks to start school, saying they expect to revisit often as school gets underway. Vote was 8-1, Matthew Wardecker voting against.
Columbia Borough school board considering whether to peg mask requirement to rate of community transmission of COVID-19. Above 5%: masks. Below 5%: no masks.
