Fig Lancaster Summer 2022

City of

Lancaster

The Food & Drink Issue ISSUE No 66 | SUMMER 2022 Celebrating local shopping, dining, arts, events, and community

Fresh air

& fresh fare C’est La Vie is a casual dining bistro that invites you to enjoy the small things in life in the company of good friends.

2 18 NORTH MARKET STREET 717.299.7319 CLVLANCASTER.COM INDOOR AND OUTDOOR DINING

ON THE COVER In this issue we celebrate the gooey goodness of summertime eating, both savory and sweet.

Whether the issue you’re holding in your hand has a savory Chellas arepa on the cover or a cake from Lancaster Cupcake, we hope it makes you want to dig in. Photos by Matthew Tennison.

I N T H I S I S S U E Grab the dog and pack a picnic, meet a friend and pour a glass, gather the family and go on a city adventure—however you soak up the sunny season, let this be your loving-local guide to making memories all summer long.

Dog Days

Get your fill of cute puppies and discover local spots to get everything you need to care for your furry friends.

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Reach High Be inspired by stories of local leaders who are leading with innovation and giving back with a heart for their community.

Brought to you by High Foundation

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Table for Two Dig in and get to know the Lancaster restaurants in our special food & drink section. Whether it’s date night or meeting up with a friend, we invite you to settle in at a table for two (or more!) as they serve up something incredible.

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Fresh Faces

Lancaster Makers

Meet new Lancaster City businesses

Handmade foods, made locally

7, 11 , 1 8 , 3 1 , 69, 73 Bring the Family Summertime fun brought to you by Garden Spot Village

93-95 Meet our 2022 Social Mission Partner: SACA 83

62- 68 Shaken, Swirled & Sipped Lancaster experiences brought to you by Discover Lancaster

98-99 Community Supporters 1 0 5 -12 3 And of course great shopping, dining, arts, events, and community.

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HSecret Sauces Top Row (left to right) Route 66 Sauce, Blazin’ J’s Hot Honey, Chellas Chimichurri, and Frisco’s Signature Cilantro Sauce Middle Row Norbu Pakora Sauce, SpiceKings Kitchen White Sauce, Sprout Hoisin Sauce, and Chellas Bucaramanga Bottom Row Norbu Green Sauce, Sprout Nuoc Mam Sauce, Blazin’ J’s Specialty Mayo, and Frisco’s Signature Aji Sauce

Lancaster City’s

Secret Sauce

A note from Fig

W E LC O M E T O S U M M E R! We love it here, and if you’re reading Fig, we know you do too.

So what’s the secret sauce? What sets Lancaster apart from other small cities with local charm?

I asked our team, and they mentioned everything from diverse experiences and great food to an atmosphere ripe for creativity and the goodness of the people.

All great secret sauces are a combination of ingredients mixed together to create something delicious—something magical that can’t be found anywhere else. In this issue, we bring you special food, places, and people that collectively make Lancaster’s unique secret sauce. You’ll find summer activities, new small businesses, and lots and lots of scrumptious food and inventive drinks.

Grab a friend and use our Table for Two suggestions for a romantic evening or a casual picnic. We’ll introduce you to local food makers

who are reinventing traditional favorites and dynamic business leaders who are blazing their own unique paths.

Savory or Sweet? We couldn’t decide which to feature on the cover so, of course, we chose both. Whether you have the sweet cake from Lancaster Cupcake or the savory arepas from Chellas in your hand right now, this issue of Fig is chock full of Lancaster goodness to be enjoyed all season long.

And what do we love almost as much as food? Dogs! In our first ever pet section, we’ll introduce you to local businesses who cater to our furry friends. You’ll find them when you see the adorable puppies on page 21—that’s Hazel and Josie, the newest members of our Fig family.

Cheers to a memorable summer!

Deborah Brandt & the Fig Team

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Plant People W H E T H E R YO U ’ V E A LWAY S had a green thumb or you’re picking out your very first plant, Gallery Grow has everything you need to be a successful plant lover. Stop in for your favorite supplies or make an experience out of their custom plant and terrarium bar—and their expert staff is always here to help.

6 150 NORTH PRINCE STREET 717.869.6547 GALLERYGROW.COM

Fresh Face | Welcoming new businesses to Lancaster City Owner Tyler Graybeal in his expanded new location

Fresh Face: Sweetish A L A N C A S T E R C I T Y S TA P L E , Sweetish’s new corner location is bringing even more sweetness to downtown. Tyler Graybeal opened Sweetish in 2019, and when he got the opportunity this spring to move to a bigger spot on North Queen, he jumped at the chance.

The new-and-improved Sweetish maintains the iconic pick-n-mix wall, full of over 200 kinds of treats like sour watermelon skulls, raspberry licorice spirals, rum chocolate balls, and of course, Swedish fish. Still, Tyler will have you know Sweetish offers more than their sweets. “We have savory and salty candies,” he says, as well as Swedish pantry items like Kalles Kaviar and pickled herring.

With about double the space and the windows as the previous location, Sweetish now features a micro-cafe (the elderflower fizz is a must!) and a Scandinavian gift corner that takes the hygge way of life seriously—which is the Danish concept of coziness.

Behind the checkout counter cafe is a massive set of apothecary drawers, which Tyler plans to stock with samples of the store’s seemingly endless chocolate varieties. And towards the center of the store is a custom-built Swedishstyle house, influenced by Stockholm’s Galma Stan, or “Old Town,” that serves as a bright backdrop to floor displays.

In addition to these visual wonders, Sweetish is also working on bringing even more diversity to their products, 301 NORTH QUEEN STREET

with products from women-owned businesses, Swedish authors of color, and even local Pennsylvania handicrafts with the Sweetish spirit.

With all the updates at Sweetish, here’s one thing that remains the same: Tyler’s passion for bringing nostalgia and joy to Lancaster and beyond.

Watching customers crack open a cold Trocadero (which is a Swedish soda), stock up on licorice, or try something they’ve never had before—it’s all just a day in the life of a candy boss.

After a stop in their new space, don’t forget to stay up-to-date with Sweetish on their website, Instagram, and YouTube channel (where you’ll find the Sweetish crew taste testing unique foods and serving up wild reactions).

717.621.2920

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Leaders, instructors, and artists from Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio welcome Mary Ellen Farber, new Chief Executive Officer.

Leave Your Mark E M ary Ellen Farber, new CEO of Friendship Community

F O R 5 0 Y E A R S , Friendship Community has been cultivating the capabilities of people with Intellectual Disability and Autism through a variety of programs and opportunities. Since 2013, the Downtown Lancaster community has been able to see and participate in the important work being done through art for the individuals Friendship Community serves at Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio.

8 118 NORTH WATER STREET 717.945.6904 FRIENDSHIPART.NET

Summer of spices U P YO U R S U M M E R G R I L L I N G G A M E with seasonal blends from The Spice & Tea Exchange. Offering a variety of spices, seasonings, teas, salts, sugars, and more, they will help you find the perfect addition to your backyard menu—including a cold glass of iced tea to enjoy while you’re preparing all the grilled goodness.

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Lemon Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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Shrimp: Tandoori Spice Blend and Coastal Spice Blend

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Veggies: Vik’s Garlic Fix Blend

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Tea: Berry White Tea

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Something Fabulas is happening.

Lancaster Public Library will be moving to a new home.

Help write Lancaster Public Library's next chapter. Contact Jamie Hall to hear the story of the library's amazing new home and how you can help make it possible.

717.394.2651 Ext .119 jhall@lancasterpubliclibrary.org

FAB· U · LAS A play on the word fabulous, FABULAS means stories in Latin. It’s a tribute to the stories of transformation, enrichment, and enlightenment that unfold at Lancaster Public Library every day.

SPECIFIC WAYS THE NEW LIBRARY WILL BE FABULAS: ADA accessible and stroller friendly Bright, open, and inviting Work rooms for individuals and small groups

Larger meeting spaces for community organizations Comfortable seating areas

Book lockers for easy pick-up An outdoor terrace overlooking Ewell Plaza

Designated children’s and young adult libraries

10 125 NORTH DUKE STREET 717.394.2651 LANCASTERPUBLICLIBRARY.ORG

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Fresh Face: EpitomeFit H E A LT H C O A C H Neo Cortex believes it’s time for a change in the fitness industry. For years, many gyms and personal trainers have taken a onesize-fits-all approach that has left many first-time gym-goers feeling intimidated by entering a fitness space and left regular gym goers without the tools they need to put their health at the forefront of their workout regimen. But at EpitomeFit, your health is their #1 focus.

“We provide top notch coaching in movement, nutrition, and lifestyle to help our members achieve the health they deserve,” says Coach Neo. “The experience here is comfortable, friendly, and inviting. If you’re someone who’s never stepped foot in a gym, this

place is for you.” Everyone who visits EpitomeFit receives a warm greeting from a member of the team, currently comprised of coaches Neo, Sherri, and Ellie. Along with health coaching, they also offer boxing, yoga, qigong, and a class Coach Neo created called Restoration of Natural Movement.

EpitomeFit tailors their memberships to meet clients’ unique needs. The only “Fitness After 40” specialists in the region, they meet with each prospective client individually to understand their specific lifestyle habits and wellness needs. After careful evaluation, they recommend a program that is mapped out and broken down into small steps to make it easier for clients to execute.

“I tell people, ‘Look, don’t try to take huge steps. Just take a step. And then another. And then another.’ Next thing you know you’re moving towards your goal,” he said.

Clients have seen incredible results from nutrition counseling and movement training that go beyond weight loss and building muscle. Coach Neo wants you to know this is not your average gym—it is a brand-new experience in fitness, health, and wellness.

If you are looking to become a healthier version of you, visit the EpitomeFit website at epitomefit.com. And don’t forget to follow them on Facebook and Instagram at @epitomefit!

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717.390.5220

EPITOMEFIT.COM

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717.358.3941

AT T H E N O RT H M U S E U M of Nature and Science, they’re inspiring this generation and the next to explore, understand, question, and reinvent the world around us. Whether you’re a scientist, educator, artist, or star-gazer, the North Museum is a place for all to wonder and be wowed. Inspire the whole family with a visit to the North Museum today—they’re at the corner of College and Buchanan in Lancaster’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood.

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Lancaster’s Family Owned Jeweler Since 1935

Sparkle this summer 58 NORTH QUEEN STREET

717.392.7305

REAMJEWELERS.COM

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R E AC H HI G H A series brought to you by High Foundation that introduces you to business and nonprofit leaders who are thoughtfully innovating with a spirit of servant leadership.

The future is BRIGHT V

anessa Philbert, CEO of Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP), is a vibrant example of leadership with her blend of confidence, kindness, wisdom, and style. She communicates her extensive knowledge of corporate psychology and organizational structures in a conversational tone that encourages and develops leadership in others.

As an Afro-Latina, Philbert is the first woman person of color to be in the role of CEO in the organization’s 56 years of operation. The most incredible part of this story is how CAP has been a part of Philbert’s history in Lancaster. When Philbert moved from Brooklyn, New York, 20 years ago, she was a customer of CAP. Her first job in Lancaster was working for CAP, and after completing her Master’s degree in Strategic Leadership and Organizational Development, many years of professional development, and promotions to various leadership roles, Philbert was appointed CEO in 2019.

Philbert serves on the Boards of Lancaster City Alliance and the

Lancaster Chamber of Commerce, and she is the President and Chair of Lancaster Equity. Philbert also facilitates training and keynote speaking with Work Wisdom, an organizational psychology practice dedicated to transforming mindsets and behaviors for optimal workplace performance.

“I believe that we’re all teachers and learners, and a good leader can take on the right posture at the right moment,” says Philbert.

Philbert believes the organizations she partners with can bridge the gap and connect with every Lancaster resident by appealing to the fundamental elements of humanity.

“If we agree that we all want to thrive and flourish as parents, neighbors, workers, and business owners as Democrats or Republicans…universally, I think Lancaster is big enough (and small enough) to do something revolutionary,” she said.

Like every great leader, Philbert encourages her community to imagine a brighter future and a better tomorrow.

The Reach High Series is brought to you by High Foundation. Find out more about their mission to be a Bridge to Opportunity for the Lancaster community at highfoundation.org.

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REACH HIGH: STORIES OF LEADERSHIP

“I believe that we’re all teachers and learners, and a good leader can take on the right posture at the right moment.”

VANESSA PHILBERT CEO of Community Action Partnership of Lancaster

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F C hallenger Designs custom kitchen.

Bistro set and accessories by Fermob, made in France.

A pop of color C E L E B R AT E S U M M E R W I T H F R I E N D S . Penn Stone will help you create a colorful destination on your patio, backyard, or deck. Specializing in masonry and hardscaping materials as well as design-focused outdoor furniture and solutions for outdoor kitchens, outdoor fire, landscape lighting, and shade—Penn Stone has your perfect table for two or twenty!

Connect with their trusted design professionals to start transforming your vision into reality today.

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Hardscaping

Outdoor Furniture

Outdoor Kitchens

Fireplaces & Fire Pits

Brick & Stone

Landscape Lighting

Amanda and Maizy

Taylor and Carson

Colleen, Roxy, and Stella

Melissa and Axel

Dr. Freedman and Zoey

Mary Ellen and Indy

Adrian and Cooper

Friendly smiles & furry faces M E E T T H E H U M A N S behind the dental office of Dr. Matthew D. Freedman and their furry companions.

The humans are ready to greet you as they help you navigate dental care with expertise. Although their adorable dogs won’t always be in the office to say hello, you can be on the lookout for Dr. Freedman’s pug Zoey—who is manning the front desk alongside his team on most days.

Jan and Ivy

Exams and Cleanings Dental Implants Tooth Colored Fillings Crowns and Bridges Teeth Whitening Dental Extractions Invisalign Provider Morgan and Mia

Melissa and Sam

Off Street Parking Aly and Boulder

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Evening Hours

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Fresh Face | Welcoming new businesses to Lancaster City

Fresh Face: Cafe One Eight ANTHONY VEGA & DEMI S M E LT Z E R never thought they’d own a café, but after Anthony’s brother, Rob Vega, passed away in 2013, Anthony made a commitment to honor his brother’s legacy, using his dream of becoming an entrepreneur to keep his memory alive.

After a career in manufacturing, Anthony decided it was time for a change. When purchasing Cafe One Eight came on his radar, Anthony felt this could be the opportunity to finally bring together his dreams of owning a business and honoring his brother.

Rob was a McCaskey High graduate with roots in the Lancaster community, and Anthony saw these roots reflected in the values Cafe One Eight stands for.

“When we were looking for a business to purchase, we had a really good feeling

about this,” Anthony said. “There was a lot of positivity around it, and that’s what I feel when I think about my brother.”

The ownership of Cafe One Eight was transferred to Anthony and Demi in February 2022. As they settled in, they were astounded by the overwhelming support from their customers and staff.

“There are certain people that start their day here every single day, which is amazing,” Demi said. “They could go to a drive-through, but they choose to come here and start their day with our staff and our coffee. I feel so fortunate to know [the staff too] and be a part of their story, just as much as they’re part of ours.”

Anthony and Demi believe in supporting the community through their business, finding ways to elevate fellow business owners and build a

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culture of collaboration with other local brands. From the coffee served to the meals prepared, each menu item is crafted with fresh ingredients sourced from local purveyors.

“We strongly stand behind the idea of gather and nourish and the same principles that [have always been] in place,” Demi said.

Anthony added, “We didn’t purchase this business just for the business side of things. We purchased it because we believe in what has been created here and in maintaining it.”

Swing by Cafe One Eight this summer and welcome Anthony and Demi— and don’t forget to grab a delicious bite or a seasonal brew.

Flower child

S U M M E R FA S H I O N I S I N T H E A I R . A destination for urban fashion, Festoon invites you to express yourself with standout pieces for travel, exploring, and living. Elevate your summer style with a shopping experience like no other. Visit in store or shop online at shopfestoon.com.

Open 7 days a week

Featured: Maxi Dress by bl^nk

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Celebrating A New Event Space CHAD SNYDER ENVISIONED a unique opportunity when these two historic and centrally located properties became available along with a parking lot. The vision is to transform the mansion at 121 South Prince Street into an event space for all to enjoy and appreciate.

The historic building will include a catering kitchen and be used for anything you can imagine, from parties and business meetings to wedding rehearsals and funeral and luncheon gatherings. Stay tuned for more to come.

Charles Godfried Rhoads Mansion at 131 South Prince Street represents an exquisite example of Second Empire architecture. This was Henry’s brother, Charles G. Rhoads residence built in 1876.

Henry Zahm Rhoads Mansion At 121 South Prince Street, the Henry Z. Rhoads mansion sits next to St. Mary’s Church. It’s Lancaster’s rare example of urban French Beaux Arts style built in 1899 for local businessman Henry Z. Rhoads.

SNYDER FUNERAL HOME LOCATIONS Manheim Township | 3110 Lititz Pike | 717.560.5100 Lititz-Spacht-Snyder | 127 South Broad Street | 717.626.2317 Millersville | 441 North George Street | 717.872.5041 Strasburg-Bachman Snyder | 7 South Decatur Street | 717.687.7644 Willow Street | 2421 Willow Street Pike | 717.464.4600

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S Y A D G O D W E A S K E D T O S E E T H E D O G S O F L A N C A S T E R , and our Fig friends answered! Sponsored by That Pet Place, we hosted a Pet Photo Contest on Fig’s social media and received over 100 submissions—which is a lot of cute puppies to ch0ose from.

Our team picked six winning entries for a very special photoshoot at That Pet Place. The following spread features just some of the fabulous photos of our new friends—Hazel and Josie agree!

DOG DAYS

Fig Pet Photo Contest Winners Get to know our winning fourlegged friends, and see more of the dogs of Lancaster at figlancaster. com/2022/06/02/dog-days.

Kaylin, Ralph, Padfoot (Paddy) & Winston Age | 1 year (Paddy) & 4 years (Winston) Breed | Bernadoodle (Paddy) & Cavachon (Winston) Paddy & Winston’s Favorite Toys Anything for fetch (Paddy) & Paddy’s giant bones (Winston) Paddy & Winston’s Favorite Activity Snuggle on the couch (Paddy) & go to work with mom or dad (Winston)

Kira & Brownie Age | 6 years Breed | Dachshund & Chihuahua mix Brownie’s Favorite Toy Red ball Brownie’s Favorite Activity Eat ice cream and French fries Brownie’s Favorite Place Splits & Giggles

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Paddy & Winston’s Favorite Place Anywhere with outdoor dining in the city (like Shot & Bottle!)

Matthew, Michael, Lincoln & Ella Age | 3 years (Lincoln) & 2 years (Ella) Breed | English Setter & Hound (Lincoln) & Chocolate Lab (Ella) Lincoln & Ella’s Favorite Toy Bone marrow bones from Lancaster Central Market Lincoln & Ella’s Favorite Activity Chase chickens at their grandparents farm house Lincoln & Ella’s Favorite Place Walks around their Ross neighborhood row home

Danielle, Elena & Rosie Age | 3 years Breed | Mini Irish Doodle Rosie’s Favorite Toy Any Ball Rosie’s Favorite Activity Play chase with other dogs and people Rosie’s Favorite Place Northwest Lancaster County River Trail

Robin & Dasher Age | 8 years Breed | Pug Dasher’s Favorite Toy Mallard the Stuffed Duck Dasher’s Favorite Activity Swimming at Blue Marsh Lake Dasher’s Favorite Place Ignition Skate Shop­(they love to pet her )

Steve & Finn Age | 4 years Breed | Saint Bernard Finn’s Favorite Toy An Abominable Snowman Finn’s Favorite Activity Sleep, play tug of war, and eat!

Finn’s Favorite Place F&M’s campus for walks

For almost 50 years, familyowned aquarium and pet supply destination, That Fish Place - That Pet Place has been dedicated to providing the ultimate pet experience. They employ an amazing staff ready to help you with the pets you have as well as any you’re looking to add to your family.

Pet photos captured

by Molly S.—an expert in capturing the personality of furry friends. mollysphotography.com

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Caring for your

BEST FRIEND

M E E T T WO O F T H E S P E C I A L I S T S that will love and care for your pet during emergencies.

DR. ALBERT LYNCH Dr. Albert Lynch is a board-certified veterinary surgeon specializing in Orthopedics for Furdunkin’s fourlegged patients. Dr. Lynch holds numerous patents for orthopedic devices and has used computer modeling with 3D printing to correct complex fractures and angular limb deformities in his patients.

DR. MELISSA HOBDAY Dr. Melissa Hobday is a University of Pennsylvania grad and board-certified veterinary surgeon with 23 years of experience saving animals’ lives through surgery in specialty and advanced referral hospitals before joining the Furdunkin team.

FINLEY Finley was rescued days before her time ran out at a shelter, coming to Furdunkin in need of ACL surgery, an advanced case of Lyme disease, and acute kidney failure. These two specialists worked to diagnose, repair, and treat her so she can now live her best life at home with her new loving family.

24 1090 NORTH CHARLOTTE STREET, SUITE 102 717.844.0097 FURDUNKIN.COM

URGENT CARE & SURGICAL CENTER

Celebrate your furry friend with a treat from the B&L Bistro!

Too Good to Resist YO U WO N ’ T B E A B L E T O R E S I S T T H O S E P U P P Y- D O G E Y E S when your dog sees the treats from Basset and Lab’s B&L Bistro. The good news is everything is made-fresh and nutritious for your pets—from treats and toppers to their seasonal specials. Bone Appetit!

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Stop in for some magnificent treats Black & White Cookie Bones Duck Feet Cupcake Specialty K-9 Cakes Assorted Cookies

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Melody Sanders, CEO

Ten years of commitment to the animals

Pictured Above Back Row: Kristine Spangler, Brenda Fijalkowski, VMD, FFP, CFP, Lacy O’Connor, Steve Pizzo, Shari Sellers, Mari Anne Smeltzer, Juan C. Ramore, Lindsay High

T H E T E A M AT P E T PA N T RY is celebrating a decade of empowering animals to thrive by listening and responding to their unspoken needs.

Front Row: Michelle Gore, Melody Sanders, Nacomi Bissonette

Visit petpantrylc.org to learn more about their new programs and how you can change an animal’s life.

Not Pictured: Dr. Margot Schwag, V.M.D.

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Curators of (Even More)

Uncommon Goods E L L I C O T T & C O. has expanded their space to offer even more heritage inspired goods for you or the men in your life. Explore their collection of distinctive products chosen for quality, functionality, and style—including men’s apparel, leather goods, boots, cocktail supplies, and home decor.

45 NORTH MARKET STREET

Heritage-inspired apparel for the modern man Handcrafted leather goods Accessories, gifts, and home decor Reclaimed vintage

717.690.2505

ELLICOTT.CO

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Experienced Advocates

T H E T R I A L AT T O R N E Y S AT B L A K I N G E R T H O M A S bring their experience to all levels of litigation in state and federal courts. Their advocacy and innovation can help you navigate your next legal challenge.

E S usan P. Peipher, Jill M. Laskowitz, James H. Thomas, S. Whitney Rahman, Susan E. Grosh, Beth Ann Ebersole

28 28 PENN SQUARE 717.299.1100 BLAKINGERTHOMAS.COM

Let Blakinger Thomas help you navigate litigation matters in areas such as: Business

Creditors’ Collections

Construction

Land Use

Employment Law

Estate Disputes

Personal Injury

Family Law

Meet the Ville & Rue team: Sierra & her dog Potter, Michael & his cat Remy, and Rebecca & her cat Søren

Happy home P E T S A R E A PA RT O F O U R H O M E , and the team at Ville & Rue is excited to help select the ideal pieces for you with your furry friends in mind. They have hundreds of pet and kid-friendly fabrics to choose from to make your home stylish and livable for everyone.

Be sure to stop in at their beautiful downtown showroom to see their curated selection of home furnishings and decor. And bring your pets along to shop...Ville & Rue is pet friendly!

NEW LOCATION! 8 WEST KING STREET

717.723.9639

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Creating meaningful places

Jamesfield Place, the latest project by TONO Group, is an exclusive residential enclave fostering sustainability and connection.

Offering the opportunity to live in the idyllic countryside of Lancaster County, this community is the next iteration of TONO’s long 20-year history of creating meaningful places.

Featuring seven properties on rolling terrain, each residence will be uniquely designed by TONO’s team of architects and interior designers, drawing from the richness of Central Pennsylvania’s maker history and inspired by the surrounding farmland.

The TONO difference? Exceptional design, construction expertise, and the vision to help you curate a home all your own.

The newest project by TONO. Visit JamesfieldPlacePA.com for more information.

Exclusively represented by Lisa Yakulis at Kurfiss / Sotheby’s International Realty Photo by Michael Miville of MM Visuals

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Fresh Face | Welcoming new businesses to Lancaster City

Fresh Face: Lisa Torba, J. Hilburn F R O M T- S H I RT S T O T U X E D O S , Lisa Torba is bringing her expertise as a J. Hilburn stylist to Downtown Lancaster in a luxurious new studio space.

Lisa discovered most men don’t know where to start or have a hard time finding clothes that fit off the rack, and that’s where she comes in.

J. Hilburn is a custom-made menswear company that offers high-quality styles to fit a range of lifestyle needs. Clients work with personal stylists for a tailored experience, and J. Hilburn equips stylists with all the tips, tools, and tricks to transform clients’ wardrobes and the way they see fashion. Ease, fit, and function—how you look is her business!

Lisa has built an impressive career with J. Hilburn, traveling to meet clients wherever is convenient for them—whether in their home, in a coffee shop, or even over Zoom—and turned her living room into a makeshift studio space in the meantime.

An independent stylist for the company since 2016, Lisa previously worked in womenswear but kept hearing women she worked with complain about helping their boyfriends or husbands find clothes.

“I went looking for the unmet need,” Lisa said. “And the unmet need is menswear.”

When J. Hilburn started a model of stylist-owned studios, Lisa knew it was time for a dedicated space for her business—complete with interactive styling technology, private dressing rooms, and a stylish lounge for sipping bourbon during appointments. But don’t worry, she will still meet you where you are most comfortable.

Lisa starts with a discovery call to 34 NORTH QUEEN STREET

717.917.6023

get to know her clients’ styles, body types, and needs. The beauty of the process is after an initial measurement appointment, clients have access to pick and tweak any piece in J. Hilburn’s 12 collections. Lisa works meticulously to make sure everything looks and fits perfectly—and if something isn’t working, clients can rest assured Lisa and J. Hilburn will make it right.

As J. Hilburn’s Top 15 Stylist and Top 4 Mentor, Lisa also hopes the space will be a place she can guide the next generation of stylists.

“I love sharing it with others,” Lisa said. “Because...so many people don’t even know that there’s an opportunity to be a menswear stylist and to be the CEO of your own empire.”

LISA.TORBA@JHILBURNPARTNER.COM

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Great Taste

The Puffer Morris Team captured at Himalayan Curry & Grill.

From left: Scott Haverstick, Brian Altimare, Mary Tribble, Wendy Jo Hess & Jeremiah Eastep

32 222 WEST ORANGE STREET #2 717.299.3433 PUFFERMORRIS.COM

WITH DEEP ROOTS I N T H E LO C A L C O M M U N I T Y and a wealth of knowledge, the Puffer Morris team has all the right ingredients to help you find your perfect home or workspace.

J O I N WAT E R S T R E E T M I S S I O N ’ S S U M M E R C A M PA I G N !

“Love Your Neighbor as Yourself” (Matthew 22:39) It’s our goal to live out these words this summer right here in Lancaster, and you can join us!

Right now, we are preparing meals for hundreds of men, women, and children each day. This summer alone we’re gearing up to serve over 58,800 meals!

But safe shelter and warm meals are just the beginning. Health care, life coach mentoring, counseling, life skills training, and community building are all part of the ways we seek to bring Whole-Person restoration to each person who comes through our doors.

As you can tell, we have a lot to do this summer, and you can help us!

Consider joining our 98-day Love Your Neighbor Campaign by Labor Day, to support our mission and share love with vulnerable Lancaster neighbors. You’re helping to change lives in your own neighborhood! You can learn more at wsm.org.

210 SOUTH PRINCE STREET

717.393.7709

WSM.ORG

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Dudes in Wonderland W I T H O P E N I N G D AY rapidly approaching, the Dudes descended on Dutch Wonderland with a team of 20 to brighten, refresh, and get the Best Family Park of 2021 ready for kids of all ages. As you enjoy the bird’s eye view of the park on the monorail this summer, know that the Dudes were honored to help add a little more wonder to your day.

Schedule a free estimate for your commercial painting needs.

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Owner and Principal Designer 241 NORTH PRINCE STREET 717.690.8477 DAVIDLYALLDESIGN.COM

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Here you are, ready for life’s next

cocktails at sunset?). Share a fitness

and cultural events, too. And not only

adventures. But with a new kind of

or art class. A foodie-worthy meal.

is there fun in your future, there’s

ease that frees your day for more,

Get your furry families together at

peace of mind. Mosaic is part of Willow Valley Communities’ innovative

well, adventure. Perfect. Welcome to a fresh view of 55+ living at Mosaic, a residential hub coming to Downtown Lancaster.

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What to do is never a question in this elegant high-rise of 2- and 3-bedroom residences. Make friends at the rooftop terrace (what’s more neighborly than 36

the dog park. Just outside your door is a walkable city of historic streets buzzing with cafés, galleries, boutiques

Lifecare program — a seamless continuum of care, should you ever need it.

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Age of adventure K I D S C A N C R U I S E around for adventures in style with a summer outfit and some cool new toys from BellaBoo—offering a curated collection of creative toys, quality clothing, and unique gifts for all the little people in your life.

Photo captured at Belier’s Doughnuts

38 32 NORTH QUEEN STREET 717.509.5700 LGH WOMEN & BABIES: 690 GOOD DRIVE 717.544.3311 BELLABOOONLINE.COM

A lifetime of

security ALICIA AND HER TEAM H E L P P E O P L E understand how to insure their vehicles, homes, pets, and anything else they need to be protected— including their own lives. Her expert team can answer any questions you may have about what life insurance entails and would love to explain the living benefits of life insurance most people don’t know about.

Let them walk you through a quote today!

Alicia Alexander Life Insurance Car Insurance Pet Insurance Homeowners & Renters Insurance

E Alicia with her dog, George

Business Insurance

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Fabulous!

“ W E H A D T H E E XC I T I N G O P P O RT U N I T Y to plan a two-bedroom suite on two different levels for our client’s daughter. This project was both fun and challenging, but we nailed it. By configuring an opening between the bedroom and lounge area and using the hallway closet as an integrated cabinet with display space and storage, the results are both stylish and practical. We paired strong jewel-toned turquoise and soft pinks along with custom furniture to create this dynamic space.

We would love to work with you on creating a special place in your home or office.”

– Henrietta Heisler Interiors team

H E N R I E TTA H E I S L E R

INTERIORS INC RES I D EN T I A L

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217 WEST WALNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR

717.295.0324

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With clean, crisp interiors, soaring ceilings, and luxury finishes, this one-of-a-kind opportunity puts you in a prime location to enjoy city living at its best. The Point offers fifteen residences, including two 2-story penthouses, with open floor plans for entertaining ranging from 1,800 to over 4,000 square feet. The condos’ large windows provide spectacular views and natural light with bonus features including outdoor terraces, private elevator access, a beautiful community room, and private parking.

100 FOXSHIRE DRIVE

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Three cheers

for the return of the Warehouse District Beer Garden!

T H I S S U M M E R Cartel Brewing & Blending is teaming up with Reamstown’s Rural City Beer Co. to bring local pints, food trucks, live music, outdoor movies, and more back to the Lumberyard on North Charlotte Street.

Rural City Beer Co. focuses on brewing an ever-changing tap of delicious and true-to-style beer.

They are excited to bring their brews to Lancaster at the Beer Garden this year.

Cartel Brewing & Blending is a nano brewery and beer cafe crafting small batch beers that bring together traditional flavors with innovative new ways to enjoy beer.

Left to Right: Cindy Guo, Sam Guo, Adam Chamberland, Cullen Farrell, Ben Burton, James Burton. Not pictured: Kyle Ober, Partner at Cartel

42 595 NORTH CHARLOTTE STREET WAREHOUSEDISTRICT.COM/BEER-GARDEN

taste sip enjoy

I T ’ S T I M E T O S AV O R T H E SW E E T N E S S of summer by indulging in the abundance that is Lancaster’s food scene. Whether you’re eating out or setting the table at home, you’ll find local flavors around every corner. From market stands and plates on outdoor patios to craft cocktails and trips to locallymade stores, summer in the city is waiting. So grab a friend and a table for two, using the following pages as your guide. And make sure to keep reading to find Lancaster Makers with specialty goods to take back home with you too.

Thank you to our editorial sponsor—the High® Companies: celebrating the City of Lancaster and committed to innovative community leadership, sustainable building practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.

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let’s

eat

P U L L U P A S E AT A N D G R A B a pair of chopsticks to taste the fresh flavors of authentic Vietnamese cuisine at Sprout. Order fresh spring rolls for the table and try your best to decide on just one of the delectable locally-sourced dishes from their menu.

P.S. Be sure to save room to take your tastebuds on another trip with an order of Sprout’s homemade French macarons— sharing is optional.

58 NORTH PRINCE STREET 717.392.7462 1238 LITITZ PIKE 717.481.7461 RICEANDNOODLESRESTAURANT.COM

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full of flavor

CRUNCHY ON THE O U T S I D E , soft and filled to the brim on the inside, Chellas’ awardwinning arepas are a little messy and absolutely worth a trip to their Hempstead Road location or their food truck around town. Grab a couple arepas, some small plates to share, and a few sodas, and you’ll have all the fixings for the perfect summer picnic.

1830 HEMPSTEAD ROAD 717.575.9171 CHELLASAREPAKITCHEN.COM

BEST LATIN Restaurant in Pennsylvania buzzfeed, 2019

TOP 100 Places to Eat yelp, 2020

#1 PLACE to Get an Arepa in North America yelp, 2021

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BITTERS &

A BITE

TA K E A S U M M E R S T R O L L to Chestnut Hill and discover Burley Bar— a hidden gem of nostalgia and libations.

Also home to Thistle Finch Distillery, their cocktail menu has a list of perfect pairings for their hearty lineup of handhelds, pizzas, and snacks to share.

417 WEST GRANT STREET LOCATED IN THISTLE FINCH DISTILLERY THISTLEFINCH.COM BAR

LO C A L S K N OW T H AT breakfast is one of Lancaster’s favorite meals, and On Orange’s crispy waffles and weekly Steam Table specials are certainly two of the reasons why. Tuck yourself into a table for two inside or outside and start the day off right.

on orange & weekends 46 108 WEST ORANGE STREET

717.299.5157

ONORANGE.WORDPRESS.COM

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Delightful

dining

T H E P E R F E C T S P O T for a summer evening downtown or a Sunday brunch, The Imperial pairs their colorful and inviting dining room with colorful and delicious culinary creations from Chef Phillip Ponticelli.

Grab some friends and grab a table.

Welcome Chef Phillip Ponticelli Chef Phillip is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America. After a five year internship under Chef Tom Filomina in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Phillip spent two years abroad, living and working in American Samoa.

After moving back stateside, he worked as a pastry chef in Washington DC for Hyatt Hotels before starting a 25 year career with Walt Disney World Resorts, opening several of their award winning restaurants. He has lived in Lancaster for the past year with his wife and three children, and The Imperial is thrilled to welcome him as the new Executive Chef/Food & Beverage Director.

New this summer! The Imperial Terrace

26 EAST CHESTNUT STREET

717.399.4040

THEIMPERIALRESTAURANT.COM

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sweet

summertime

FILLED TO THE BRIM W I T H S U P E R F O O D S , Oola Bowls has been packing delicious flavors into their healthy açaí bowls and smoothies since their humble food truck beginnings in 2018. Now with an additional five locations and a new franchising company, there’s a growing number of places to enjoy their fast, good-for-you food all summer long.

23 NORTH MARKET STREET, LANCASTER 1963 FRUITVILLE PIKE, LANCASTER FIND THEIR OTHER LOCATIONS IN LITITZ, HERSHEY, AND READING 717.925.8900 OOLABOWLS.COM @OOLABOWLS

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summer spread E V E RYO N E I S W E LC O M E at Wyndridge Farm’s table, and their seasonal menu will make you want to pull up a seat. From fresh new beer and cider flavors just in time for warm days ahead to scratch made dishes and shareables to pair, you’ll want to spend summer days in their skylit upstairs bar or outside on the picnic table patio.

398 HARRISBURG PIKE | 717.296.8102 WYNDRIDGE.COM/TASTING-ROOM-BEER-GARDEN

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enjoy a little bit

of everything

AT YO R G O S L A N C A S T E R the kitchen is open until midnight. With karaoke Thursday and Sunday nights and a DJ Friday and Saturday nights, Yorgos is the spot everyone will enjoy for a late night out this summer. Gather up a group and fill the table with apps and cocktails all around.

CASUAL PUB FARE

50 66 NORTH QUEEN STREET 717.394.6977 YORGOSLANCASTER.COM

MEDITERRANEAN TAVERNA

TERRACE & LOUNGE

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bountiful bowls

S E RV I N G U P H A P P I N E S S I N A B OW L , Frisco’s is expanding their menu and their reach with a vegetarian-friendly veggie bowl topped with Frisco’s Signature Quinoa Cake and two new locations in the works. Whether you opt for their classic Peruvian charcoal chicken or spice it up with the veggie or lomo bowl, Frisco’s can make family dinner a whole lot more interesting.

454 NEW HOLLAND AVENUE, LANCASTER COMING SOON: 2101 STRICKLER ROAD, MANHEIM & 1004 LITITZ PIKE, LITITZ 717.740.5262 FRISCOSCHICKEN.COM

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Carefully crafted

A kitchen that honors tradition Since opening its doors in 1946, Lombardo’s has been serving authentic Italian dishes that would make the founding family proud. From a plate of Lombardo’s classic spaghetti and meatballs to the spaghetti squash and seared scallops, each bite is reminiscent of a home cooked meal, bringing back sweet summertime memories with the people you love most.

52 216 HARRISBURG AVENUE 717. 394.3749 LOMBARDOSRESTAURANT.COM

With a rich legacy of care at the core of the restaurant’s ethos, Lombardo’s knows it’s the heart and soul put into every step of the process that truly makes a dish stand out.

The front of house team is ready to welcome each guest into an elevated dining experience, with a deeply rooted hospitality that has been passed down through the years. The expert chefs at Lombardo’s infuse a modern creativity into every dish, adding unique twists to recipes that have been handed down

for generations. The menu is carefully handcrafted and dishes are prepared with locally-sourced ingredients at the peak of freshness.

Whether you are in the mood to spend a summer evening on Lombardo’s outdoor patio with friends, or if you would rather stay in and enjoy a plate of Lombardo’s take out cuisine from the comfort of your own home, the team at Lombardo’s is ready to serve you.

Let’s raise a glass and celebrate the moments in life that are meant to be savored.

Some of summer’s best moments happen around the dinner table with family and friends.

216 HARRISBURG AVENUE

717.394.3749

LOMBARDOSRESTAURANT.COM

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Sláinte to summertime

D I G I N A N D D I N E outside on Annie Bailey’s patio all summer long. With weekday Happy Hour and weekend brunch, it’s not hard to find a reason to order all the Irish (and more!) fare that you can eat.

54 28-30 EAST KING STREET 717.393.4000 ANNIEBAILEYS.COM

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A DECADE OF

DELICIOUS F R O M T H E I R F I R S T S U M M E R in 2012 to the sunny months ahead of us, Souvlaki Boys is a warm weather classic, serving Real Greek Street Food for the past 10 years. Take your tastebuds on a trip to Greece by taking a walk up to the corner of James and Queen Street.

1 WEST JAMES STREET

717.208.6243

SOUVLAKIBOYS.COM

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F O O D, F R I E N D S , A N D F U N AT T H E N E W S O U T H E R N M A R K E T 10 globally-inspired chef vendor stands 30-seat Bar 1888, featuring specialty cocktails and a rotating beer and wine selection on tap Full service coffee and pastry shop Now open in Downtown Lancaster at the corner of Queen and Vine.

56 100 SOUTH QUEEN STREET SOUTHERNMARKETLANCASTER.COM

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E’s Latin Cuisine Owner: Eddy Rodriquez Specialty: Latin cuisine @4es_latin_cuisine

Savoy Truffle Sandwiches and Sweets Owner: Brittnie Jones Specialty: Sweet treats & savory sandwiches

Butter and Bean Owner: Jessie Tuno Specialty: Coffee and pastries

@savoytrufflecakes savoytrufflecakes.com

@butterandbeanpa butterandbeanpa.com

Pizzeria 

X Marks the Spot

Flavors of Morocco

Owner: Matthew Shultz Specialty: Craft pizza

Owner: Jonathan Forbes Specialty: Upscale soul food with a twist

Owner: Bushra Fakier Specialty: Moroccan-Indian fusion foods

@xmarksthespotlanc xecutivedecisioncatering.com

@flavorsofmorocco usflavorsofmorocco.com

@pizzeria_211

For more on the food and faces behind the Southern Market vendors, go to southernmarketlancaster.com/vendors INSIDE SOUTHERN MARKET, 100 SOUTH QUEEN STREET

SOUTHERNMARKETLANCASTER.COM

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Celebrating Women Business Owners Meet three of Lancaster City’s small business owners who are making a big impact on the city.

Bushra Fakier

Melissa Watro

Sarmila Shreatha

Fig: Who or what influenced you take a chance on starting your business?

Fig: Who or what influenced you take a chance on starting your business?

Fig: Who or what influenced you take a chance on starting your business?

Bushra: My love of my country and my culture.

Melissa: My love of food and entertaining.

Fig: What is your secret superpower?

Fig: What is your secret superpower?

Bushra: My secret superpower is love and passion—I cook with my heart, not just my hands. I love to share delicious food with people, I have a strong palate, and I want to be a good ambassador of my country.

Melissa: My mother, who has always been there for me.

Sarmila: My inspiration to be bold has always been my father. He owned a business in Nepal that allowed him to travel the world. He told us the world was open to all of us, and we should share the rich culture of Nepal through whatever work we choose.

FLAVORS OF MOROCCO usflavorsofmorocco.com | Est. 2018

Fig: What’s something people may not know about you?

Bushra: I don’t have any background in cooking. It was just a hobby and passion, but I have a PhD in physics.

Fig: What is your personal favorite thing on your menu?

Bushra: To be truthful, every dish I put out I look at it as my child so I love all my kids and cannot pick a favorite. All of them have the same level of taste but different flavors and texture.

ON ORANGE onorange.wordpress.com | Est. 2010

Fig: What is your personal favorite thing on your menu?

Melissa: The Steam Table Special. It gives me a chance to create something new each week. I love watching guests enjoy it.

Fig: What is the most rewarding part of owning your business?

Melissa: Being part of a team—every day is a new adventure. On Orange’s great group of hardworking people is what keeps me going.

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HIMALAYAN CURRY & GRILL himalayanlancaster.com | Est. 2012

Fig: What is your secret superpower?

Sarmila: I have three! They are dedication, discipline, and devotion.

I am dedicated to my family and my customers, disciplined in working as hard as necessary, and devoted to my faith— without it nothing would be possible.

Fig: What is your personal favorite thing on your menu?

Sarmila: That is easy—Chicken Momo and Chicken Tikka Masala.

Fig: What is the most rewarding part of owning your business?

Sarmila: The love from our dear guests, friends, and community!

Truist is proud to support women-owned businesses and non-profits in the heart of Lancaster City. It’s one way they’re living our purpose of inspiring and building better lives and communities.

Partnering

for Good

I N A D D I T I O N T O T H E I R S U P P O RT O F S M A L L B U S I N E S S E S , Truist is also a proud partner and sponsor of YWCA Lancaster. They bring the same commitment to investing in the local community to investing in the needs of their local clients here in Lancaster.

Whether it’s creating a succession plan for your business or opening your first checking account, their team is bringing innovation to the Lancaster market. Stop by and see what’s new!

GO ONLINE TO FIND YOUR LOCAL BRANCH

TRUIST.COM

800.226.5228

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Pictured in the new Community First Fund Credit Union, opening June 2022, which will offer personalized banking services aimed at helping members build credit and financial equity and rooted in the ethos of Community First Fund.

cookin’ up

something good

AT C O M M U N I T Y F I R S T F U N D, financial equity has been at the heart of what they do for the past 30 years.

Through their work in financial services, affordable housing, and small business resources, Community First Fund is leveling the playing field for the clients they serve, many of whom are persons of color, women, and immigrants.

As a private and independent non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Community First Fund serves 20 counties in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, creating positive change in each community where they work through the services they offer.

One of the key ways they help clients build wealth and financial stability is

providing entrepreneurs with loans to start or expand their businesses, with over 5,592 loans financed since they began in 1992. In just Lancaster County alone, they’ve financed over $31 million in loans in the past five years. But the work being done through Community First Fund is deeper than just a loan—it involves investing in the knowledge and confidence of the individuals they walk alongside.

“Our clients often come to us after being rejected by traditional banks. We guide them through our lending process to get them the capital they need to launch or expand their business. It’s a personalized approach, and we help them every step along the way with technical support

60 51 SOUTH DUKE STREET #400 717.393.2351 COMMUNITYFIRSTFUND.ORG

A From left: Joan Brodhead, Chief Strategic Initiatives Officer & Senior Executive Vice President; Deb Joyce, Community Lender for Lancaster and Lebanon County; and Joiner Olivier, Branch Manager of the Community First Fund Credit Union

and financial education.” said Vanessa Neri, Vice President of Marketing & Communications. “We are so invested in what we do.”

Here is just a snapshot of the impact Community First Fund has had on the community: 20,551 jobs created and retained 2,694 units of affordable and market rate housing ​financed 15,865 educational opportunities​ created and preserved $45 million in grants to small businesses across Eastern Pennsylvania with an additional almost $16 million in PPP loans during COVID-19

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Community First Fund is proud to sponsor a special page for a few Lancaster County businesses they have worked to support.

El Toro Barbacoa Owners | Gabriel Montalvo and Emily Pryzbylkowski Located in the heart of Millersville you will find Modern Mexican and Regional American BBQ. Don’t forget to BYOB! 14 BLUE ROCK ROAD, MILLERSVILLE ELTOROBARBACOA.COM

The Spice & Tea Exchange Owners | Judy and Mike Gitomer Known for their selection of over 85 handcrafted seasonings as well as a large selection of specialty teas, The Spice & Tea Exchange is a destination for professional cooks and amateur foodies. They will help you find everything you need to add spice to your favorite meal or to wind down after a long day.

20 WEST ORANGE STREET SPICEANDTEA.COM/LANCASTER

La Costena Restaurant Owner | Haydee Davis A family-owned staple in the Lancaster community for 14 years, La Costena is proudly and authentically serving up Peruvian dishes and drinks to delight your senses.

315 WEST KING STREET FIND THEM ON FACEBOOK!

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Dig into deliciousness

PICKING JUST ONE mouth-watering dish from Norbu is always a challenge. With specialty entrées from Bhutan and Nepal, your taste buds can take a trip across the world right in our own backyard.

Don’t forget to BYOB!

Nepalese Chili Momo and Bhutanese Ema Datsi 38 NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET

Lancaster maker

717.208.7293

P.S. If you really can’t decide what to get, drop by on Thursday from 11:30–2pm for their weekly lunch buffet and try a little bit of everything.

@NORBULANCASTER

Pickle perfection C H O P P E D, S E A S O N E D, P I C K L E D, A N D PA C K A G E D —Lancaster Pickle Company’s Clean Label pickles are made in-house with no preservatives.

For pickle lovers, a stop in their Queen Street store is a must so you can try a sample of each of their handmade, all-natural flavors.

62 318 NORTH QUEEN STREET 717.606.7878 LANCASTERPICKLECOMPANY.COM

Lancaster maker

Local goodness W I T H D E L I C AT E LY D E S I G N E D decorations almost (almost) too pretty to eat, Lancaster Cupcake has been whipping up scratch-made gourmet cupcakes and cakes since 2011.

The recipes behind their unique flavors are crafted with love and local in mind—using Lancaster County products, produce, and dairy. Add them to your summer adventure list and pick up a couple (or a dozen) and share!

Owner Emily Mitchell TWO LOCATIONS: 24 WEST ORANGE STREET & 260 GRANITE RUN DRIVE

717.553.5287

LANCASTERCUPCAKE.COM

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Lancaster maker

Home grown Estate grown boutique wines

N E S T L E D O N A H I L L in Lancaster County, Waltz Vineyards was established in 1997 when owner Jan Waltz, a sixth-generation farmer, and his wife Kimberly combined their love of wine and their individual skills to continue the family legacy of stewarding the land they’ve been given.

You can taste the goodness of their labor of love at the Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery. Opened in 2009, it’s home to their European-style wine tasting—and the view is spectacular!

Zach Waltz Winemaking runs in the family— Director of Operations Zach Waltz has a B.S. in Viticulture and Enology from Cornell University, and is bringing his expertise as a second generation winemaker at the vineyards.

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Vineyards & Winery 1599 Old Line Road, Manheim 717.664.9463 Kitchen Kettle Village 3529 Old Philadelphia Pike, Intercourse 717.929.0275 Market at The Wilbur 54 North Broad Street, Lititz 717.627.0110

Lancaster makers

Grain forward

LOYA L C U S T O M E R S drive from around the county to taste the small-batch baked goods from Front Porch Baking Co. Owner Kristen Richards-Sollenberger’s baking roots are inspired by her grandmother and fellow mindful baker, Elsie, and she has been bringing nourishing breads and pastries to Lancaster County since 2020. One bite of her naturally leavened, grain forward loaves will make her neighborhood bakery part of your weekly routine. Open Wednesday-Saturday.

513 LEAMAN AVENUE, MILLERSVILLE

Bold f lavor LOCATED AT LANCASTER CENTRAL MARKET: 26 NORTH MARKET STREET

717.746.8506

FRONTPORCHBAKINGCO.COM

W H O S AY S H E A LT H Y E AT I N G means skimping on flavor? Crafted with local ingredients and packed with veggies at the peak of freshness, Crowded Kitchen’s gazpacho is bringing a hearty and wholesome twist to everyone’s favorite summer flavors.

717.874.5998

CROWDEDFOODS.COM

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In 1875, Ulysses S. Grant was President of the United States, Thomas Edison was on the cusp of inventing electric light, and Miesse Candies had just started making the most delicious sweet treats.

As one of the oldest continuously operating confectionery companies in the United States, Miesse knows a thing or two about confections and chocolate.

“I bought Miesse because it was part of our family. My grandmother always had nonpareils in the candy dish,” Head Confectioner and Proprietor Tracy Artus said.

E Miesse Candies first brick & mortar at 48 North Queen Street in 1878.

Miesse has a rich history in Lancaster County, tracing back to a time before there were paved roads or telephones.

Miesse’s first storefront was located on North Queen Street.

But the company didn’t start out by serving up the delicious chocolate treats it’s now known for. In the early days, Daniel Miesse took his horse-drawn

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wagon through the Lancaster streets to sell caramels, taffies, nougats, and their house-made ice cream. At the time, chocolate was generally thought of as an aristocratic treat and was just starting to become more accessible to the public.

When Daniel’s son returned from his time as a medic during World War I, he convinced his dad to try coating his confections in chocolate, just as he had witnessed abroad in France. The new treats, covered in Wilbur chocolate, were a huge hit, and the company quickly outgrew its first location, moving production to 735 Lafayette Street in Lancaster City in 1956.

In the 50 years following, the company grew and Miesse became the goto spot for Lancaster residents to

Ingrid Natale of Pensupreme, left, and Tracy Artus of Miesse Candies, right, in the front of store ice cream parlor.

satisfy their sweet tooth. In 2006, a fire devastated the production facility causing approximately $2.25 million in damages. After a pause in production and a period of rebuilding, Miesse was back in business. The survival of Miesse was a testament not only to the resilience of the company, but the supportive community that rallied around their beloved chocolate shop.

It was during this time of rebuilding Tracy began working part-time for Miesse in 2010 and partnered into the company

later that year. On January 1, 2011, Tracy purchased the historic confectionery, and in 2013, Tracy acquired a new retail and production space at its current location of 118 North Water Street, bringing Miesse confections to a central location in Lancaster City.

“Everybody loves Miesse,” Tracy said.

“Everybody walks in the door, and they have some story about their grandmother, their mother, their dad, their uncle, somebody who used to work at Miesse at some point in time because it was such a huge company.”

Miesse holds a special place in the hearts of chocolate lovers across the county, and a new chapter is on the horizon for the confectionery.

In 2018, Miesse revived a 1935 Liquid Carbonic soda fountain that serves ice cream, cream sodas, egg creams, banana splits, and milkshakes all year long. With this equipment installed in the front of the shop, Miesse has brought back an authentic ice cream parlor feel to Downtown Lancaster, making this the perfect place for folks to escape the heat of summer and enjoy a nostalgic sweet treat year-round.

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We are proud to revive this historic brand and offer our ice cream for sale at Miesse Candies & Ice Cream Parlor. Celebrating the Pennsylvania heritage with another historic brand is exciting for all of us!”

-INGRID NATALE, owner of Pensupreme

Miesse Candies & Ice Cream Parlor is proud to serve ice cream from another local historic company, Pensupreme, in their parlor. This premium ice cream is all natural, sustainably sourced, grass-fed, and free from artificial coloring, growth hormones, and antibiotics.

For Tracy, it only made sense to bring together these companies and merge both the legacy and future of the two companies, in part because she has fond memories of enjoying their ice cream as a kid.

“Everything is personal, and that’s what you hear every time somebody walks in our downtown shop and parlor,” Tracy said. “We love our community.”

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Lancaster maker

History distilled WITH RECIPES AND METHODS PASSED DOWN from a legendary Pennsylvania master distiller, Stoll & Wolfe’s whiskey and rye is an awardwinning local favorite. Just one block from Main Street in Lititz, the tasting room is steps away from where it all happens, and you’re invited to come take a sip of their craft cocktails and discover the magic yourself this summer.

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Fresh Face | Welcoming new businesses to Lancaster City

Fresh Face: Hempfield Apothecary H E M P F I E L D B O TA N I C A L S is bringing its unique approach to plant-based medicine into the spotlight with a new wellness space, Hempfield Apothecary, on the corner of Prince and Walnut streets.

Co-owners Heather and Nathan Kreider are excited to usher the business into a new era by opening the doors to a new retail location and wellness center, The Wellness Hub at Hempfield Apothecary.

The Hub will be a space for education on the uses and benefits of cannabis.

Through hands-on learning, patrons will have access to workshops that address mental health issues in the community, restorative yoga practices, art therapy, and more. “[We want] to offer a space people can come to that’s not your typical head

shop. That’s not what we are,” Heather, a registered nurse and card holder herself, said. “We’re open and willing to explain the ins and outs, the science behind it.

I want others to understand you can be a functioning human being, a very positive influence in the local community and worldwide, and still be a cannabis user.”

The Hempfield team is fueled by the idea that their methods of wellness could improve the quality of life for the people who purchase their products.

When they receive a testimonial from someone who has experienced relief, the staff even gather to read it in their morning huddles.

“Our team knows what they’re doing here makes a huge impact on others’ lives,” Heather said. “It is the most gratifying [and] fulfilling thing I could ever expect from a business.”

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In addition to being Hempfield Botanical’s new manufacturing site, Hempfield Apothecary will stock the brand’s health and wellness products including CBD oils, skincare products, and topicals.

Hempfield Apothecary will also offer therapeutic and educational opportunities for the Lancaster community, like one-on-one medical marijuana consultations and support groups, and the second floor will be home to a demo kitchen for cannabis cooking classes.

“I think the world needs to better understand the benefits of cannabis,” Heather said, and she’s determined to make it happen through this dynamic new space.

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Owen and Mzee The Musical

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Stephen Sunderlin (right) with Mickey’s Black Box General Manager Dylan Evans (left)

Fresh Face: Vital Theatre Company STEPHEN SUNDERLIN’S F I R S T B R U S H W I T H T H E AT R E was during a public speaking experience in high school. But it wasn’t the spotlight that hooked him—it was the sweaty palms and shaky knees.

“I’ve never been more nervous in my life,” Stephen said. “I never wanted to have that experience again, so I joined a speech class. The speech teacher was also the drama teacher, and she put me in a play.” The rest is history.

Founding Producing Artistic Director, Stephen has been part of Vital Theatre since its formation in 1999, when he and three additional theatre professionals came together to create their own company.

“Theatre was a vital part of our lives, and we felt that theatre should be

a vital part of other people’s lives,” Stephen said.

The team at Vital Theatre knows that a small seed of creativity can grow into a life infused with curiosity, wonder, and delight, and they plant those seeds into shows geared towards children and their families. Performing predominately original shows, Vital Theatre made a name for itself as a family theatre in 2008 after the creation of their hit show Pinkalicious The Musical, which still tours nationally.

After 24 years of producing shows in New York City, Stephen wondered if Vital Theatre’s success could be replicated in other locations. When Stephen’s daughter and son-in-law moved to the Lancaster area four years ago, he began visiting and noticed a

rich arts community in the area. He started dreaming of what it could look like for Vital Theatre to perform shows for children and families in Lancaster.

In May, Vital Theatre put these dreams into action and welcomed the first Lancaster County audience to its premier show at Mickey’s Black Box in Lititz.

“We’ve had a huge impact on our audience, as they come back again and again,” Stephen said. “If one person is inspired, if one person is motivated, if one person is touched by our work, then we feel like what we’ve done is vital.”

For a list of Vital Theatre’s upcoming events and shows, visit vitaltheatre.org.

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TASTE THE FLAVORS of the world in Lancaster City

and drink provide the “ Food opportunity to connect, share, and nourish, and we salute Lancaster’s diverse culinary heritage.”

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Colleen Wagner, Executive Leadership Teams Manager Anne Williams, Director of Communications David Aichele, Executive Director of the Downtown Investment District & Director of Clean & Safe Services Photo captured at Issei Noodle, 44 North Queen Street

L A N C A S T E R C I T Y A L L I A N C E is a proud supporter of our talented restaurateurs and a long-time sponsor of Lancaster City Restaurant Week. The Alliance hosts monthly merchant meetings that inform entrepreneurs in the restaurant industry and beyond and supports their big ideas to help ensure a vibrant city for all.

Ready to eat? Ready to do business in the city?

Lancaster City Alliance can help with that. Connect with them at lancastercityalliance.org

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Space for Every Taste T H E A L L - D AY C A F É is a place to take a coffee break, grab a bite to eat, find a comfortable spot away from your desk to get work done, or have an informal meeting with your colleagues.

The team of contract workplace furniture experts at Benjamin Roberts can help you create an all-day café for your organization.

Contact Benjamin Roberts for more information today!

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60 years of sweet music I N 1 9 5 7 , Civitas (then known as Sertoma) came together with an idea to bring beautiful music to Lancaster’s Long’s Park through the construction of an amphitheater. With the expertise of Wickersham Construction & Engineering, the amphitheater was built and dedicated in 1962, kicking off a 60-year history of musical arts and culture for the community.

Although programming has changed over the years, the summer music series has been a staple piece of Long’s Park since that dedication, eventually settling on Sunday evenings for families to load up their picnic blankets and lawn chairs to experience the variety of music the Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation (LPAF) is proud to present.

maintenance of the amphitheater over the years, said, “From my personal perspective, it is very unique for a community of our size to be able to offer entertainment of the caliber that Long’s Park provides to the community free of charge.”

Wauls and the Foundation are excited for the future of the amphitheater as the concert series stays true to the mission of providing great music from all genres for the entire community to experience.

The 2022 Summer Music Series starts June 5!

Go to longspark.org/concertschedule for the official lineup or follow along on Fig’s social media channels.

Dave Wauls, President of LPAF, reflected on the 60th anniversary and the music series’ impact, saying, “The series give anyone and everyone the opportunity to come to the park and enjoy music, and music they may not have experienced before.” Wauls also celebrates that because of sponsorships and funds raised through the annual Art Festival, the concerts are free for all.

David Nace, President of Wickersham, who has stayed involved in the

Photos of the amphitheater’s construction courtesy of Wickersham Construction & Engineering

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Join Anchor Lancaster in serving our hungry neighbors S E RV I N G F R E E B R E A K FA S T (and showers too!) to any and all who are in need.

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Lend your support through sponsorship!

Please contact Patty at director@anchorlancaster.org for sponsorship opportunities starting at $1,000.

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Music For Everyone (MFE) gives BIG THANKS to our sponsors.

Their generosity enables us to continue to cultivate the power of music as an educational, community building and public health tool to transform lives, schools and communities.

COMMUNITY PIANO SPONSORS: Steve Witmer Lancaster City Alliance Trout CPA NEIGHBORHOOD PIANO SPONSORS: Mussertown Mews South Ann Street Concerned Neighbors IN-KIND SPONSORS David Hartman Piano Movers CCS Building Group

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Social Mission

Transforming the Community Together At Fig, we believe in the power of a community that works together to identify needs and find solutions—one that creates connections and is passionate about helping its neighbors. Each year, Fig partners with a nonprofit organization working to transform our community. Meet our 2022 Social Mission Partner, SACA.

SACA programming focuses on five key areas: • Workforce Development • Human Services • Behavioral Health • Affordable Housing and Community Development • Public Broadcasting Communities supported by SACA are all-inclusive, empowered to prosper through sustained social and economic transformation and the belief that diversity is to be embraced and celebrated. The larger vision is to constantly evolve, adapt, and seek new opportunities to increase organizational health, increase community wealth, and restore human dignity.

A S PA RT O F S A C A ’ S commitment to workforce development, Tec Centro provides students the opportunity to expand their educational, linguistic, and job skills. In addition to GED and ESL classes and programs in the medical and mechanical fields, Tec Centro is also home to a threemonth Culinary Arts program where future chefs get handson experience in the classroom kitchen and in their onsite cafe. Open to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9–2pm, Cafe Centro allows the community to see the impact SACA is making while you enjoy tasty meals prepared by students.

How You Can Help?

Among the most important and impactful ways to support SACA and its mission is through financial support. There are opportunities available at every level, and SACA welcomes a conversation with anyone interested in partnering. Contact Jose R. Lopez at 717.509.2011 or jrlopez@sacapa.org.

As our 2022 Social Mission Partner, 10% of every Fig subscription in 2022 goes directly to the work of SACA. Scan or go to figlancaster.com/fig-magazine to subscribe.

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A better way to DO BUSINESS PETER BARBER Co-founder of Two Dudes Painting Company

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hether driving a bright orange Volkswagen bus or sponsoring the YWCA Race Against Racism, Peter Barber actively participates in building community.

Faithful readers of Fig may know Barber as one of “the Dudes” who owns Two Dudes Painting Company with his business partner, Brian McCaskey. Two Dudes is a Certified B Corporation and an example of innovation and service, as they live up to their mission of being a force for good. Community engagement is part of their brand, getting involved in arts initiatives and always lending a hand in their neighborhood—acting as a COVID-19 clinic, a polling place, and even a spay and neuter location.

“No community can exist if you don’t have members contributing back to it,” Peter said. “If everybody’s trying to take from the community, it’s not going to thrive.”

Barber has served as the Chair of the Board for the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and on the Board of Lancaster City Alliance for many years. Today Barber serves as a Board Member for SoWe (Lancaster’s Southwest Neighborhood organization) and ASSETS (a nonprofit agency that supports inclusive entrepreneurship).

The Reach High Series is brought to you by High Foundation. Find out more about their mission to be a Bridge to Opportunity for the Lancaster community at highfoundation.org.

The brand of leadership Barber encourages requires humility and patience. He uses running to explain his leadership philosophy: “People think of running as solitary, but it’s a team sport,” he said. “I run with [my club] because they’re way better than me, and they push me in ways that I couldn’t push myself. [Similarly] I have a bunch of business peers, and I learn and grow from them.”

“No community can exist if you don’t have members contributing back to it.”

A marathon runner, Barber believes that leadership is about knowing people and what interests, motivates, and inspires them. He recognizes his team’s talents and strengths and empowers them to lead.

Barber is proud to be a part of the group of leaders at Two Dudes who are doing creative and impactful work in their community as they model a better way to do business.

Two Dudes Painting Company in 2022: 75 teammates strong

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Lancaster Waste-to-Energy Facility in Bainbridge

Waste to

Energy TRANSFORMING WASTE INTO A RESOURCE IN LANCASTER COUNTY

YO U M I G H T H AV E H E A R D or seen Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority’s mission a time or two: Managing waste as a resource to protect and benefit our community.

But how are they really using waste as a resource?

tons of the remaining waste each year at its locations. Most of it ends up at one of two LCSWMA waste-to-energy facilities.

How does LCSWMA’s system work?

The trash serves as fuel for the fire which burns between 1,800- and 2,200-degrees Fahrenheit. Water-filled tubes in the boilers are heated and the water is converted to pressurized steam that is forced through a turbine to generate

At the Lancaster Waste-to-Energy Facility in Conoy Township, transfer trailers from the Transfer Station Complex near Lancaster City as well as local collection vehicles deliver waste to the site. Trash What is waste-to-energy? is stacked several stories high in a Waste is proven to be an energy197-foot-long concrete pit that is capable producing resource through a process of holding nearly 9,000 tons of garbage. called waste-to-energy (WTE). This is A large grapple crane pulls from the where non-hazardous municipal solid storage pits and continuously feeds one waste (MSW), or garbage, is burned to produce steam which then spins a turbine of three boilers—a process that runs all day, every day. to generate electricity.

First, Lancaster County recycles and separates household hazardous waste— totaling approximately 46.5% of the waste generated in the county. LCSWMA then manages and processes nearly one million

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usable electricity. About 20% of the steam is piped to an adjacent business (Perdue AgriBusiness) where it is utilized for soybean processing. The steam replaces the need for fossil fuels.

And that’s not the end of the story. The ash from the WTE process still contains ferrous and nonferrous metals like pans, gears, utensils, bicycles, tin cans, and mattress springs. Magnets and eddy currents remove the metals which are then sent to recycling markets. LCSWMA is extracting and recycling approximately 10,000 tons of metal a year from the ash— metal that doesn’t end up in the landfill!

What are the benefits to Lancaster County?

By combusting nearly 1,200 tons of trash a day in Lancaster County, LCSWMA is generating about 36 megawatts of electricity at a given time. The facility itself consumes six of those megawatts and 25 are sold into the local power grid—enough to power more than 20,000 Lancaster County homes and businesses! The remaining steam is sent to Perdue AgriBusiness.

Another benefit is land preservation. The waste-to-energy process reduces the waste

volume by 90%. That means only about 10% of the MSW (now in the form of ash) ends up in the landfill. Although landfilling all MSW is cheaper and the most common method across the country, it requires a massive amount of land and produces harmful greenhouse gas (methane).

The pit is capable of holding nearly 9,000 tons of garbage.

LCSWMA’s 96-acre landfill in Manor Township began operating in 1989.

Without waste-to-energy, Lancaster County likely would have needed two more landfills of the same size. In fact, the existing Frey Farm Landfill would have reached capacity in 2001.

Although the combustion process is not emission-free, emissions from the WTE facility are strictly and consistently monitored by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and publicly reported. LCSWMA has an outstanding history of operating below the DEP’s permitted emissions limits, and the facility operates up to 99% below federal emissions standards.

The waste is combusted by burning at up to 2,200 degrees.

That’s just one way LCSWMA is managing waste as a resource to protect and benefit our community. Learn other ways and take a Virtual Tour of their sites at lcswma.org.

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SAVE THE DATE!

34th Annual Rubber Duckie Race & Festival September 11, 2022 2–5pm | Lancaster County Park Tickets on sale July 1.

More details at schreiberpediatric.org/ events/duckies

Enriching Lives A N AT I O N A L LY R E C O G N I Z E D P E D I AT R I C FA C I L I T Y, the Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development embraces each child’s unique abilities. Their innovative therapy programs support infants, children, and adolescents with disabilities, developmental delays, and acquired injuries, maximizing each child’s independence while also providing families and caregivers with the education they need to help their children reach their fullest potential.

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LOOKS UP As Lancaster continues to grow and evolve in exciting ways, city initiatives are popping up around town that are elevating our vibrant community to a healthier, cleaner place.

Architects, designers, business owners, and property managers often have the challenge of creating sustainable buildings with modern amenities and technology while preserving the historic elements that make these places special.

Armstrong World Industries is committed to helping Lancaster City re-envision its historic spaces, and this special feature in each issue of Fig in 2022 is dedicated to showcasing these important building projects.

On the following pages, read about Lancaster City projects using Armstrong ceilings to make healthier spaces where we live, work, learn, heal, and play.

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The Armstrong Healthy Spaces Living Lab on the Columbia Avenue campus in Lancaster has been designed to be a laboratory where Armstrong teams can experiment, test, and experience solutions in the service of creating the healthiest environments.

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PA RT N E R I N G W I T H LO C A L S T U D I O, M A R O T TA / M A I N A R C H I T E C T S , the School District of Lancaster recently renovated two middle schools—Reynolds, left page, and Lincoln, right page—using Armstrong World Industries (AWI) ceiling solutions to improve the performance and aesthetics of the space to support well-being, learning, and teaching.

After several years of planning and construction starting in 2018, both

schools are now complete and outfitted with about 70,000 sq. ft. of Armstrong ceiling tiles in each facility. By working with AWI, MAROTTA/MAIN was able to specify ceilings with inspirational design features and the acoustical, high light reflectance and sustainable properties to create healthier, more supportive environments for teaching, learning, and student interaction.

Reynolds Middle School

Shown at top is a very special design element in the Reynolds cafeteria that comes from an old book with a City of Lancaster map. Collaborating with AWI, MAROTTA/MAIN was able to scan the image of the 1929 historic map, approximately the same age as the school building, so it could be printed on mineral fiber ceiling tile and installed in the cafeteria. Students can even locate their school on the map. The printed Ultima® Create!™ suspended “clouds” with Total Acoustics® and Sustain® were paired with Axiom® trim. With this combination, the ceilings could be installed higher than wall-to-wall ceilings to allow for larger windows that mimic the originals and provide more natural light.

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Shown here are Armstrong Ultima high-reflectance ceilings with Total Acoustics (optimum acoustics) and Sustain (no red-list chemicals). In the Reynolds Media Center, right, the same Armstrong Ultima ceilings are paired with an open skylight to create an intimate, inspiring classroom area.

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Pictured are Armstrong Ultima ceiling clouds with Axiom trim in Lincoln’s corridor that opens to a transition space to the stairway. The ceilings provide the acoustical absorption required in congested, high-traffic areas.

This group instruction room, that doubles as a meeting and function space, features Armstrong Metalworks™ Tegular Effects™, a metal ceiling that looks and feels like a wood one, with Axiom curved trim to frame the u-shaped table and coordinate with the wood paneling.

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Bring the Family You’re always the perfect age to enjoy Lancaster.

THE SUN IS SHINING and summer memories are waiting to be made. With Lancaster gems tucked in every neighborhood around the city and beyond, it’s time to round up your family and friends who feel like family to make this one to remember. From warm weather classics like ice cream and baseball to unique Lancaster experiences like the Science Factory, this is just the start of your summer bucket list. The following pages will include summer activities that everyone will enjoy.

Bring the Family is a special section sponsored by our friends at Garden Spot Village, who are passionate about living life to the fullest.

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From warm weather classics like ice cream and smoothies to unique Lancaster experiences like a Barnstormers game, this is just the start of your summer bucket list.

M A R G E L A N D I S , a resident of Garden Spot Village, and her granddaughter Corinne, are taking you on a tour of five spots fit for the whole family. Marge’s daughter (and Corinne’s mom) even stopped in for a hot dog at Clipper Magazine Stadium to join in on the fun! Use this guide to plan some quality time with the ones you love this summer season.

1. S plits & Giggles Cafe

What says summer more than a delightfully dripping, two-scoop ice cream cone? Splits & Giggles Cafe has all your favorite classics as well as more daring flavors if someone in the family likes a little adventure.

Be sure to enjoy your treats out on their back patio or on a walk around the block—just don’t let them melt!

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Take the family out to a ball game at Clipper Magazine Stadium this summer to root for Lancaster’s own minor league team—the Barnstormers. While enjoying the game, adults can grab a cold local pint at the Broken Bat Craft Beer Deck, and everyone can sit back and enjoy a hot dog with all the fixings. And for kids ages 2–14, the Kids’ Play Area makes a trip to the ball park even more fun.

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3. P et Pantry of Lancaster County With kids at home for summer break, it’s the perfect season to think about adding a new member to the family.

Averaging over 400 adoptions a year, Pet Pantry is here to help animals get a second chance at finding their forever home, and they make it easy for you to rescue one of their sweet furry friends.

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4. R achel’s Cafe & Creperie

Taste the flavors of summer with a specialty crepe or smoothie (or both!) from Rachel’s. Whether you grab a table in their indoor Parisian-inspired space or outside on their covered patio, this is the perfect downtown spot for a sunny breakfast or lunch. P.S. be on the lookout for their weekly specials!

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5. L ancaster Science Factory

Let curiosity run wild for everyone in the family at the Lancaster Science Factory. Their hands-on, interactive science center is geared for kids from pre-K to 8th grade, and with their exciting lineup of programs, workshops, and exhibits, you’ll love learning right alongside your kids too.

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In between engaging in hands-on learning opportunities and making celebrity appearances at school events, Champ relaxes with some light reading inside the College’s library.

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CHAMP THE BULLDOG IS D E P E N D A B L E , courageous, and loyal. He might look tough, but Champ serves as a friendly reminder to never judge a book by its cover—he’s kind, supportive, and brings smiles to the faces of everyone he meets.

He is proud of his bulldog staff, families, alumni, and community, and he knows all of these people help give Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology students a well-rounded college experience.

A S A LO C A L COMMUNITY BANK, PeoplesBank encourages associates to support local where they live. Meet three PeoplesBank team members who care about helping businesses in Lancaster City succeed. Not only do they work here, but they eat (and drink) here too. Learn about the financial expertise they have to offer and their favorite downtown eateries.

Joshua Lindeman, Denise Thompson, David Fox

In the business of Growing Your Business JOSHUA LINDEMAN VP, Commercial Relationship Officer P: 717.668.9869 E: jlindeman@peoplesbanknet.com For over 155 years, PeoplesBank has helped leaders with personalized attention in business financing. Whether you are in need of a line of credit, a term loan, or a commercial mortgage, they can help you address your business needs.

Contact Josh to learn more about how he can help your business grow.

Favorite restaurant: The Belvedere Inn Lancaster Central Market go-to item: Coffee Favorite beverage: Spring House Brewing Company’s Earth + Sun + Moon

Member FDIC

DENISE THOMPSON AVP, Business Banking Officer P: 717.724.8375 E: dthompson@peoplesbanknet.com Denise is well versed in creating more value for Lancaster City businesses.

Reward your business with cash back or save on interest with low rates—the choice is yours. Contact Denise to learn more about how she can help your business thrive.

Favorite restaurant: C’est La Vie Lancaster Central Market go-to item: Jalapeño Pierogi’s from Inna’s Pierogi Stand Favorite beverage: Penn Square Rose Vodka by Thistle Finch

DAVID FOX VP, Business Banking Officer P: 717.724.8845 E: dfox@peoplesbanknet.com As an SBA Preferred Lender, PeoplesBank makes is easier to secure funding for small businesses who are seeking flexible terms and who may not qualify for traditional loans. With lower down payments and longer repayment terms, an SBA loan might be just what you need to get your business up and running. Contact Dave to learn how he can help your business dreams come true.

Favorite restaurant: Yorgos Lancaster Central Market go-to item: Snack from Zig’s Bakery Favorite beverage: Grandview Vineyard Wine

LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT SOUTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND NORTHERN MARYLAND 888.846.1970 PEOPLESBANKNET.COM

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L A N C A S T E R C I T Y I S LO C AT E D I N T H E H E A RT of beautiful Lancaster County—a national destination for good food, rolling farmland, and family adventures. There’s so much goodness waiting to be discovered around every corner, so grab a few friends and make some memories. Curious what Lancaster has to offer for a summer of craft sipping? We’ve got it right here.

In collaboration with Discover Lancaster, we invited Kylie, our Digital Content Intern, and two friends to take a tour of Lancaster wine, beer, and cocktail experiences that are definitely worth a stop this summer.

Waltz Vineyard Estate Winery Tucked on a hillside in Manheim, PA, the Waltz family is preserving a legacy of wine making and sharing their craft with Lancaster County. For our wine stop, Waltz Vineyards was the perfect spot for a sunny day to enjoy the view of the vineyard and Lancaster County farmland. For our tasting, we got a list of 13 wines with information about flavor notes and food pairings. After picking five different wines, served in beakers as a flight at the table, we rated each one as we worked our way from whites to reds and even grabbed a bottle of our favorite on the way out.

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What We Loved: • The

Sauvignon Blanc 2021—crisp and refreshing, this is the perfect wine for summer!

• Waltz

offers a selection of local cheeses to enjoy during the tasting. We opted for cheddar and gouda cheeses that paired flawlessly.

• W e loved that everything about the experience was local, from the location of the vineyard to the wine we enjoyed to the paired snacks.

P .S. Find a seat in the summer on the estate lawn!

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Isaac’s Brewhouse Isaac’s Brewhouse in Downtown Lancaster is a great spot to grab dinner on a weeknight or stop in for a drink on the weekend. For our brew tour, we enjoyed three courses paired with Isaac’s very own draft beers: Isaac’s German-style pilsner, Hartman’s Heroes paired with a bowl of cheddar broccoli soup; Isaac’s Belgian-style witbier aged on blueberries paired perfectly with the Sonoma salad; and Isaac’s American amber, the Dutch Ambler Rambler, paired with the Mallard sandwich— piled with roast beef, bacon, cheddar cheese, and mushrooms on a pretzel roll. Each course was intentional and elevated the delicious flavors of both the beer and the food.

What We Loved: • Each beer has a witty name and a story behind it. We got to meet brewmaster Alex, who knows so much about each brew. He has carefully orchestrated the flavors in each beer on tap.

• You can’t go wrong with a big bowl of Isaac’s famous pickle salad. Don’t mess with a classic!

Discover even more Lancaster County summer fun at these food & drink events rounded up by Discover Lancaster.

ONGOING Wine & Cheese Train Strasburg Rail Road Wine by the Vine Summer Music Series Grandview Vineyards Music in the Vineyards Nissley Vineyards JUNE Lancaster VegFest Buchanan Park Strawberry Festival Barnyard Kingdom Celebrate Lancaster Lancaster City

25 North Queen Street, Lancaster isaacsrestaurants.com

JULY Roots & Blues Festival Lancaster City

Conway Social Club Conway Social Club is located above Annie Bailey’s Irish Public House in Lancaster City. With its speakeasy atmosphere, it is a unique spot to add to your downtown dining rotation. When we arrived at Conway Social Club for our cocktail stop, we knocked on the door before someone let us in and led us upstairs into the quiet and low-lit atmosphere. The space and the beautifully crafted drinks and unique garnishes made us feel like we had been transported into another world.

28 East King Street, Lancaster conwaysocialclub.com

What We Loved: • The drink menu is extensive! Each drink has a creative name and presentation style to match.

Our favorite drinks were the Canopy Hammock, the Absinthe and Apricot, and the Midnight Polo.

• We enjoyed the cheese plate to start, loaded with delicious local cheese and preserves, and the ribeye with roasted garlic, sautéed onions and mushrooms, and roasted potatoes—YUM!

Sweet Corn Festival Cherry Crest Adventure Farm AUGUST Yummies Birthday Bash Kitchen Kettle Village Elizabethtown Fair Elizabethtown Discover Lancaster is the official destination marketing organization for Lancaster County, working with more than 500 industry partners to generate almost $3 billion in economic impact through tourism. content sponsored by

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LO O K I N G AT T H E H I S T O RY of the American Justice system, there are many inequities. United Way of Lancaster County believes that justice includes the removal of systemic barriers for communities that have been negatively impacted through policies like convict leasing, red lining, and inequitable cash bail. Project Blueprint addresses these barriers by preparing underrepresented individuals to sit at the decision-making seats of boards and authorities to ensure policies are created with the most impacted communities in mind, transforming justice towards restorative practices to truly give every community member the opportunity to thrive. United Way of Lancaster County's newly established equity committee begins their work to bring systematic change to the community through Project Blueprint and will continue to spearhead new initiatives to address these gaps in other ways.

The United Way of Lancaster County’s equity committee

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Left to right : Ramon Escudero, Cheryl Holland-Jones, Dr. Tyrone Washington, Dr. Karen Rice, Maddie Seiler, Aiza Ashraf, Willonda McCloud, Jobany Bedoya, Kevin Ressler, Dick Thomas, Dr. Sharee Livingston, Sonia Elliot, Rebecca Redfield, Mike Diller, Salena Coachman

Brilliant interiors RELAX & SOAK UP THE SUMMER SUN. Rest easy knowing Alison and her team of Interior Designers will create an extraordinary getaway without you ever needing to leave your home. AK Interiors is proud to join you on the journey to design the perfect summer oasis today!

“Alison designed my whole house as a custom build. [She] was with me every step of the way.”

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Dale Shenk Director of Business Development

Brett Carper Superintendent Gary Zimmerman Director of Operations

Stylish renovations YOUR KITCHEN should be full of flavor and flair, and Ebersole Brothers knows all of the ins and outs to completely elevate your space. They take the chaos out of construction so you can enjoy hosting friends and family with a meal prepared in a stylish kitchen that works for you.

Transforming Lancaster’s finest homes!

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High quality healthcare L A N C A S T E R C O U N T Y has a vibrant, thriving business community, and when it comes to the health of organizations and their employees, Eliance Health Solutions is here to help. Backed by Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, their network provides highquality care to members, with plans that emphasize cost containment programs and preventative health services that benefit employers and employees.

Employers can expect a personalized approach to medical coverage and excellent customer service from dedicated local team members like Melanie Horn, Senior Client Manager.

A lifelong Lancaster resident, Melanie enjoys building relationships with business owners and takes a hands-on approach when offering support to clients. “I enjoy making sure our clients understand the costs and benefits related to their health plan,” she said.

“It’s great to hear feedback about how we have made a difference in our clients’ workforce and helped their business.”

“I cannot say enough about working with Melanie and the Eliance team,” says Susanna Schaum of Flex-Cell Precision, Inc. “As an employer and employee representative, I try to advocate for our owner and help select insurance

Voted the #1 Health Insurance for businesses in Central PA through the Central Penn Business Journal 2021 Reader Rankings, Eliance Health Solutions is the verified choice for top-tier costeffective coverage for local businesses.

Are you ready for customized coverage that meets the needs of you and your employees? Visit eliancehealthsolutions. org/healthplan or call 717.869.3877.

“We are in a very competitive marketplace requiring valuable skilled employees. Eliance allows us to provide a fantastic benefits package with a comprehensive Wellness program that helps us stand out in today’s job market.”

Susanna Schaum (Flex-Cell Precision), Melanie Horn (Eliance Health Solutions), and Steve Fanning (Flex-Cell Precision)

480 NEW HOLLAND AVENUE #7203

that provides different options at affordable prices for the company and our employees. I appreciate everything [each person] in the Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health system does for our community.”

Steve, Flex-Cell Precision Operations Manager flex-cellinc.com

717.869.3877

MHORN@PHCUNITY.COM

ELIANCEHEALTHSOLUTIONS.ORG

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Connect with us as we connect to the heart of a loving God.

Rev. Claire George-Drumheller and Rev. Dan Snyder

Many doors, one church In Person Worship Sunday at 9:30 am Online Worship 24/7

Small Group Connections

“ F I R S T P R E S BY T E R I A N C H U R C H has deep roots in Lancaster and a big heart for the community.

We find joy in the beauty of God’s ways and the blessing of meaningful mission. New challenges require new activities and new hope. Find new ways to serve, grow, and worship in our life together.”

Volunteer Opportunities

—Reverend Dan Snyder

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WHEN CORINNE GOES TO VISIT NANA AND PA, she and Nana always make a list of the things they want to do together: take the neighbor’s dog for a walk, feed the fish, visit the art studio, plant flowers, ride bikes. Corinne’s so happy that Nana and Pa, Marge and Hal Landis, moved to Garden Spot Village because they have a wonderful place to make lifetime memories.

Learn more at gardenspotvillage.org.

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coming to Lancaster Bible College

901 eden rd, lancaster, pa 17601

3–19 & fridays 7pm saturdays 2pm & 7pm sundays 2pm june

thursdays

all shows pay-what-you-will

S E RVA N T S TA G E exists to serve the community with outstanding musical and theatrical experiences that inspire, educate, challenge, and entertain. From big Broadway musicals to original revue shows and more, they strive to make the arts accessible to all, with a paywhat-you-will model and touring performances across Lancaster County.

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Fuel yourself A H U S B A N D - A N D - W I F E D U O bringing healthy lifestyle products and services to the Lancaster community, Steve and Tamara Dyer found Clean Eatz after feeling like something was missing in their corporate careers. After connecting with a college friend who was starting his own franchise location in Tennessee, the Dyers felt like Clean Eatz was the right move for them— combining their passion for healthy living with their desire to work together and work for the community.

The Clean Eatz meal plan is designed with flexibility and fuel in mind.

“We wanted something different. We wanted to help people and be creative,” Steve said. “Was it a huge leap of faith? Absolutely! But now we enjoy what we are doing every single day.”

Officially opening in September 2018, Steve and Tamara are proud to serve locally sourced good-for-you meals for under 500 calories. With a new menu every week and no subscription requirements, their customers can enjoy flexibility and convenience alongside tasty made-in-house food. Whatever your lifestyle is, the Dyers want you to feel your best by fueling you with what your body needs.

Grab a quick and healthy lunch from the Clean Eatz cafe.

W H AT T H E Y OFFER – Weekly fresh meal plan program – 6 0+ frozen grab-ngo meal options – Cauliflower crust pizzas – Snacks, supplements & apparel – M ade-to-order cafe menu – Catering

Learn more about the Dyers and the Clean Eatz lifestyle at figlancaster.com/2022/06/02/clean-eatz.

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What’s to Come N O M AT T E R W H E R E YO U A R E I N L I F E —whether you’re just starting out, in your peak earning years, or contemplating your legacy—Costanzo Wealth Management is here for you. They take a customized approach to your finances and your investment strategies so you’re prepared for anything along the way.

LAURA PONTZ Account Executive

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PETER L. COSTANZO, JR., CFP ®, CRPC, CLTC®, AWMA®, AAMS Executive Vice President / Wealth Management, Financial Advisor

Clockwise from right: Michael Gish, Teresa Gish, Rich Warner, Cristin Blake, Pia Cyrulnik, Vince Gregorits, Shari Sell

Heirloom quality furniture W I T H A D E S I R E T O H O N O R the work of Amish master craftsmen, Gish’s Furniture was founded 20 years ago by locals Michael and Teresa Gish. They believe that an investment in quality hardwood furniture will serve as the foundation of family memories for generations to come, and the personal relationships they’ve built with their Amish partners have brought this dream to life.

At Gish’s, there’s a style for every taste and a wood finish to match every home. They carry a wide range of solid wood furniture—from dining rooms, bedrooms, and home office—all custom-made using cherry, oak, maple, elm, or walnut woods. And custom American made upholstery options too!

FOUR LOCATIONS INCLUDING: 2191 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST

Step into Gish’s, where traditional quality meets modern sensibilities.

717.392.6080

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Step right up L E T R B S H A P help you find the best styles for summer to suit whatever adventures await you.

One thing you can count on with every product in the store...RB Shap is all about quality and comfort.

Put your best foot forward and shop local for incredible footwear from the world’s top comfort brands!

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Step into RB Shap and our local team of footwear experts will help you find your next pair of summer shoes. From Left: Lisa, Pam, and Kelly

Live comfortably H O M E G R OW N A N D WO M A N - OW N E D I N L A N C A S T E R C O U N T Y, Reliant Heating and Cooling is a small team of expert technicians who will take care of your home and business like it's their own. Reliant offers superior service in heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical to every customer and will work diligently to make sure your family or your business stays comfortable all year long.

Reliant expert technicians with owner Melissa Obetz 45 DOE RUN ROAD, MANHEIM

717.430.0900

WWW.RELIANT.TEAM

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Our partners help to maximize your success by providing advice when it matters most.

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Visit SimonLever.com to learn more.

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L E T T H I S B E T H E S U M M E R O F FA M I LY, friends, and fresh air with an outdoor living space from award-winning C.E. Pontz Sons. Their artful approach to designing in nature will transform your backyard—ask them about their pool and water feature options too!

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“Our food is an opportunity for residents to explore new flavors, or simply enjoy a traditional homestyle meal with friends.”

WO O D C R E S T V I L L A ’ S Field to Table program partners resident gardeners with the dining staff. By providing fruits and vegetables they have grown in the gardens and greenhouse, the resident gardeners can truly see the fruits of their labor, as the dining team incorporates the fresh, delicious produce into many of the dishes served in the four dining venues on campus.

– Ryan Gunzenhauser

Inspired by Lancaster’s thriving food scene, Woodcrest Villa’s Assistant Director of Dining Services, Ryan Gunzenhauser creates, diverse menus that source fresh local products in addition to the Field to Table program for a variety of appetites.

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THE FUTURE IS HERE.

PUR E EL ECTR I C Meet the newest addition to Volvo’s Pure Electric line up.

The 2022 Volvo C40 Recharge Pure Electric.

Step into the future and test drive at Stadel Volvo.

200+ mi range

4.7 sec 0-60 mph

100 %

Leather free

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Proudly serving Lancaster County and beyond for over two decades.

A path to financial

success

Christopher Simon, lutcf

Investment Advisor Representative

THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS. Simon Financial Services can help with the expected and the unexpected, preparing your game plan for financial success with care and compassion.

Securities and investment advisory services offered through Woodbury Financial Services, Inc. (WFS), member FINRA/SIPC. WFS is separately owned and other entities and/or marketing names, products or services referenced here are independent of WFS. Marketing support provided by TruChoice Financial Group, LLC (TruChoice). TruChoice is not affiliated with Simon Financial Services or WFS.

SERVICES

Tax-Efficient Retirement Strategies Pensions/401(k) Plans

118 608 MILTON GROVE ROAD, MOUNT JOY 717.368.3526 CHRIS.SIMON@WOODBURYFINANCIAL.NET

Fixed Annuities Life Insurance

FOR 25 YEARS, North Group Consultants has supported the development of leaders and organizations toward their highest potential. With a commitment to instill hope, build character, encourage balanced living, and model an others-centered focus, they look forward to serving their team, clients, and community for the next 25 years and beyond.

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For Hot & Cold Brew Specialties A WO R L D F I R S T, the groundbreaking JURA Z10 prepares both hot and cold brew specialty coffees—freshly ground, not capsuled. At the touch of a button, it brews the full spectrum of hot drinks, from intense espresso to on-trend flat white. It also opens up a whole new dimension of coffee enjoyment with the introduction of cold brew specialties, thanks to the Product Recognizing Grinder (P.R.G.) that recognizes the chosen specialty and adjusts the grind accordingly. Experience a completely new way to enjoy coffee. JURA—if you love coffee.

Did You Know?

The JURA Hospitality Center is right here in Lancaster County. Family-owned and operated, it is one of the few places on the East Coast where you can test and experience JURA machines—including the latest models—or purchase factoryserviced machines at special pricing.

We invite you to stop by and experience delicious bean-to-cup taste with JURA.

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Celebrate Fridays with food, music & sunshine T H E F L AV O R S A N D F U N of Lancaster County food trucks are coming to Greenfield!

Come together outside to enjoy fresh, delicious deals on everything from lunch munchies to ice cream—and, weather permitting, live music.

All are welcome! Picnic table seating is provided under the pavilion and guests are encouraged to bring their own blankets and lawn chairs.

Visit greenfieldlancaster.com to learn more.

Dates

11:30 am – 1:30 pm

June 10

August 12

June 24

August 26

July 8

September 9

July 22

September 23

Food Truck Fridays are held at the Calvin G. High Pavilion.

Participating Food Trucks (subject to change): Nacho Depot, Walk-O Taco, Penny’s Ice Cream, Papa Sneaux LLC, G’s Concessions, Next Level Pizza, Stuff’D Steaks & Hoagies, Rad-ish Food Truck, Which Way Sandwiches, Dough Heads Waffles, Scoop O’ Dough @greenfieldlancaster

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122 222 EDEN ROAD 717.569.6444 866.801.6430 (RESERVATIONS) EDENRESORT.COM

LOCALS AND TRAVELERS ALIKE can have the vacation of a lifetime right outside of Lancaster City at the Eden Resort. Onsite dining at Arthur’s Terrace is a place for guests to indulge their senses, and amenities like indoor and outdoor pools, a recreation area, and elaborate wedding and event spaces make a stay at the Eden Resort even more special. They invite you to book a retreat for a one-of-a-kind upscale experience in their unique guest rooms and suites.

Independently owned and operated since 1972

Enjoy the exquisite taste of fine dining at Arthur’s Terrace.

Lots for Locals: Arthur’s Terrace restaurant

Couples staycation package

Weddings, banquets & more

Encore Lounge

Holiday brunches

Heated indoor & outdoor pools

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