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What Is Gelatin Made Of?
If you’ve ever made a mousse or panna cotta, chances are you’re familiar with gelatin as a key ingredient. But what exactly is gelatin made of, and how is it made? For a run-down on all things gelatin, we consulted chef Cedric Barberet of Bistro Barberet & Bakery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Crews work amidst heatwave at York State Fair
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — The pavement is 133 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s just one temperature crews work with when putting together this year’s York State Fair in West Manchester Township. “The grounds looked a little bit empty last week and everything comes together in the next couple days...
Piedmont Airlines hiring flight attendants in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– Piedmont Airlines is hosting a meet-and-greet for individuals interested in joining its flight attendant team. According to Piedmont, the meet-and-greet will take place at Harrisburg International Airport on Wednesday, July 17, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. “Piedmont flight attendants are the face of the airline,...
Reading Coffee Co. opens café in Birdsboro
To Frank Orman, the word ‘coffee’ might as well be shorthand for ‘community.’. “People love their coffee,” Orman said. “How it brings people together. (Coffee) is something you can build a community around.”. As owner of Reading Coffee Co., Orman aims to create a thriving...
Near record heat today, stray storm possible
TODAY: Hot & Humid, Stray PM T-Storm. Hi 98. TONIGHT: Mostly Clear, Warm & Muggy. Lo 75. TUESDAY: Hot & Humid, Stray PM T-Storm. Hi 98. Another heat wave started over the weekend and yesterday’s high of 97° ranks up there as one of the hottest days this year. Today and tomorrow will challenge that though, and today could even challenge the record high of 99° set back in 1997. Expect major heat and humidity through Wednesday before a cold front finally cools things down a bit by the end of the week.
With storms in the forecast, first responders warn of the danger of downed wires
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — After storms slammed parts of central Pennsylvania- and with more in the forecast- first responders are reminding the public how dangerous downed wires can be. According to Union Fire Company No. 1 in Manchester, York County, when strong winds or trees push over utility poles,...
Harrisburg’s high temperature ties a record. How many more days will this excessive heat last?
Harrisburg tied a record Monday when the temperature reached 99 degrees. The last time it surged that high on July 15 occurred in 1995, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). While a similar high of up to around 100 degrees is forecast for Tuesday, the record for the date...
Federal dollars speed up work on safe streets, but money isn’t the only roadblock
LANCASTER, Pa. — The streets of this Colonial-era city are old and narrow, with blocks of 19th century brick rowhouses sitting just feet from the sidewalk. That hasn’t stopped Mayor Danene Sorace from making some 21st century changes — adding protected bike lanes and converting one-way streets to two lanes — in the name of safety.
Tuesday, July 16
• Excessive heat continues: Highs will reach the middle to upper 90s today, with humidity raising the heat index to more than 100 degrees. (Source: CBS 21) • Lancaster Township hires police chief: The appointment of former state police captain Bradley Getz is the first step in re-establishing a township police department for the first time in decades. (Source: WGAL)
10 most expensive homes sold in Lancaster, July 8-14
A house that sold for $1.2 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Lancaster in the past week. In total, 161 residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past week, with an average price of $352,597. The average price per square foot was $193.
Why York community festivals and events are declining - and how you can help | opinion
In the heart of York, Pa., community events have long been the lifeblood that binds us together, forging connections, fostering local pride and creating cherished memories. From watching generations of mothers and grandmothers stroll together during Mother’s Day Street Fair to spreading out a blanket and enjoying live music and fireworks in Springettsbury park, these gatherings have woven a rich tapestry of experiences for residents young and old. However, in recent years, a troubling trend has...
George W. Heist Sr. (1950-2024)
George W. Heist Sr., 74, of Lebanon, passed away on Saturday, July 13, 2024, at his home. He was the husband of Marian L. Sonon Heist. They would have celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary on Dec. 3. Born in Lebanon on July 6, 1950, he was the son of the...
Kane Brown, Lainey Wilson and Jon Pardi: Where to buy tickets to central Pa. concerts
Country music fans have the opportunity to see three stars perform this week in central Pa. Kane Brown, Lainey Wilson and Jon Pardi will appear at the York State Fair, which starts on Friday, July 19, 2024. Brown will perform on July 19, Wilson on July 21 and Pardi on...
Jury finds Columbia man guilty of sexual assault of CCSU student
COLUMBIA — A man from Columbia was found guilty Friday in New Britain Superior Court for the sexual assault of a student from Central Connecticut State University. Cole Szegda, 22, of Columbia, was found guilty of sexual assault in the first degree.
Rising ref: Ashley Moyer-Gleich, entrenched as NBA official, continues amazing ascent
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Oppressive heat at York Fair as it readies for fair opening
YORK, Pa. — York Fair workers and concession operators faced extreme heat as they rushed to finish work on the fair Tuesday. It opens Friday morning for its 159th year. Workers complained about Tuesday's near 100-degree temperatures. "It is brutal. It is too hot for people to be out...
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