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A 'leap' of love ...
EPHRATA - Though Friday evening is not a traditional time for the exchanging of vows, Ephrata's Chad Fasnacht and his fiancee Lauren Steinman of Refton decided to take advantage of a very special opportunity. By choosing to get married last Friday, Feb. 29, the couple will have the unique opportunity for a sp...
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Dubbs will not return as EHS coach
EPHRATA - Dave Dubbs, the winningest coach in Ephrata High School basketball history and a two-time L-L Coach of the Year winner, has announced he is calling it quits.
In an exclusive interview with The Review Tuesday, the 51-year old said he was stepping down from the position he has held for the last s...
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Marines are here to serve
EPHRATA - Ephrata has the chance to learn about servicemen from the new office of the United States Marines right in its own downtown.
Located at 30 East Main Street in the Weit building, this new spot will serve several purposes.
While they are indeed there to enlist new recruits, their main job is...
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GSC counts down to charter deadline
LANCASTER - he Lancaster County Government Study Commission is zeroing in on the deadline for completion of a proposed home rule charter draft and will place a question on the ballot later this year.
Member Sam Mecum said Tuesday that the group has until May 27 to file a charter draft with the office of th...
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Hempfield assistant is new EHS coach
EPHRATA - On Monday night, the Ephrata Area School Board appointed Hempfield assistant coach Jim Vieland to lead the Mounts' football program. The full story on Vieland can be found on the "sports" link. ...
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New technologies presented to board
EPHRATA - After 13 months of searching, the Ephrata Area School District announced Jim Vieland as its new head football coach at the Monday night meeting.
About 35 people attended the meeting while Athletic Director Tommy Long addressed the board, describing the process that ultimately led the board to t...
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Enduring winter at Camp Mack
EPHRATA - It was to the woods this winter—Camp Mack woods that is. The hour was 6 a.m., when through the darkness of the night, close to 800 scouts began arriving with leaders and parents in tote.
Scouts from both Lancaster and Lebanon County were there for the winter endurance races. Some scouts a...
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Hope and restoration for local teen parents
EPHRATA - For just a moment, imagine you are a teenage young lady faced with a significant and challenging decision. A decision regarding your unborn child's future.
You want the best for your baby, but as you consider your options, you can hardly think clearly. Pressured by your relatives and friends, m...
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Only a drill ...
EPHRATA - Fire companies must be familiar with other units ladder trucks. In order to do this a training course was held in Ephrata Borough on Tuesday, Jan. 8. They set the trucks up to show the differences in equipment. They made trips around town in different locations to see if the trucks able to handle al...
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SummitQuest elopements eliminated?
AKRON - Elopements have gone down, morale has gone up and new training for SummitQuest Academy staff is on the horizon, officials reported at a SummitQuest informational meeting Wednesday, Feb. 13.
"Overall, statistics on police calls relative to SummitQuest are far better than they were in 20...
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