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Doneckers still mum on its future
EPHRATA - Is it closing, or is it just a restructuring? Are some stores going to remain open while others close its doors? And, what does this mean for Ephrata?
These are questions that have been swirling around town–and all of Lancaster County–over the past week when media reports and a litt...
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Rec Center asks council to help fund obesity study
EPHRATA - The Ephrata Recreation Center wants the borough to help fund a study that it plans to conduct on obesity.
Rec Center representative Dave Lloyd asked the council at the Monday, June 2 meeting to fund $120,000 for the two-year study, which will be conducted between 2008 and 2010. He said that the...
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EHS tops $2 million mark in awards
EPHRATA - The largest amount to date: Ephrata seniors topped the $2,000,000 scholarship mark at this year's awards reception.
As many know, there are many great and generous former community leaders who make this possible but the discussion usually begins with one man—J. Harry Hibshman, a believer,...
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Clinton Hammond, founding member of Eicher center, dies
EPHRATA - Clinton A. Hammond, 83, of 408 Larkspur Loop, Lancaster, passed away on Sunday at Lancaster General Hospital.
Born in Camp Douglas, Wis., he was the son of the late Lee M. and Ida Schroeder Hammond. He and his wife, Marie Olson Hammond, celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary last Sept. 10.
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'Thank you'
Ephrata celebrates veterans at War Memorial Field
EPHRATA - A record crowd came out to honor veterans at the War Memorial Field in Ephrata on Memorial Day.
Originally called Decoration Day, Monday was a day to not only remember those who have died in the nation's service, but also to thank those currently serving in the military.
Leon W. Martza...
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Ephrata commencement to take place June 5
EPHRATA - The 113th edition of Ephrata High School Commencement may just be its largest ever.
Out-distancing the Class of 2007 by more than 50 students, as many as 328 seniors are expected to take their diplomas next Thursday, June 5 beginning at 7 p.m. on War Memorial Field (in the event of inclement we...
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Class of '11 will have new graduation requirements
EPHRATA - The Ephrata Area School Board has recently approved graduation requirement changes that will affect the Class of 2011 and beyond.
In so doing, the goal of the district and the high school administration is to have graduation requirements reflect the changing world we live in, seeking ways in wh...
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The story of a survivor
EPHRATA - Admittedly, there were times when Severin Fayerman was tired and felt like giving up during his time as a prisoner in Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps, but deep down he knew that he wanted to live.
"In Auschwitz I saw horrible things happening. I kept telling myself that I survived ...
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Middle school deals with a tragedy
Popular eighth grade teacher and husband killed in Berks County crash
NO LOCATION - Ephrata Middle School teacher Jean Good had a unique way of bridging that crucial gap between eighth grade and the day students receive their diploma.
Each year, the language arts teacher would have her eighth grade students pen a letter to the effect of where they have been, where they are, an...
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400 gather at Bethany UCC prayer service
NO LOCATION - Moments after 400 friends and family members stepped out of Bethany United Church of Christ, mourning the loss of the Lititz couple Jay R. and D. Jean Good, Janet Martin could only imagine what Jean had said to her daughter Jacy on the way home from her college graduation.
"She was probabl...
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