Community Corner: Notable February Events
Kids Discover Feb. 1: Kids ages 5 to 10 are invited to learn about groundhogs and how they spend the… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Musical Notes: Heartstrings
Music lovers, rejoice! There are a lot of great acts hitting stages in the region this month, here to satisfy… Read More
Passion & Punctuation: Unravel the mystery of the quotation marks with the newest adaptation of the classic, “Wuthering Heights”
Much has been made (in my circles, at least) about the stylized quotation marks in the title of Emerald Fennell’s … Read More
All Grown Up: So, what happens when “The Baby-Sitters Club” reaches middle age?
Childhood friendships are rekindled and redefined in “Stoney Brook,” an all-new, original parody play lovingly sending up “The Baby-Sitters Club,”… Read More
Fired Up: In retirement, Stephanie Wallendjack unleashed an artistic talent
Stephanie Wallendjack’s ceramic art is not meant to be perfect. It is not what she’s going for. “I kind of… Read More
Adventure Together: Fungi are all the rage with our writer and her family this February
We don’t often think of mushrooms as a symbol of winter, but I recently learned that fungi have a strong… Read More
Chatty Crafty: DIY a Valentine’s conversation starter keychain to get the ball rolling for quiet kids
Back in 1980-something, during my elementary school years, most teachers devoted a few art classes to creating Valentine’s Day cards… Read More
Love Birds: Cornish game hens might be right for Valentine’s Day
In 1974 (certainly aging myself here), my husband and parents took a weekend trip to Williamsburg, Va. The weather was… Read More
Tastes of Home: Two brothers bring Nepali fusion flavors to Camp Hill
For some, food is simply a mundane necessity. But for brothers Suman Shrestha and Prakash Kandel, it defines their best… Read More
Listening for the Invisible: Director describes the foundation, essence of “Ephraim Slaughter: Freedom’s Witness”
The first thing Director Sharia Benn noticed when she encountered “Ephraim Slaughter: Freedom’s Witness” was not spectacle, but restraint. The… Read More