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fig ® holiday 2012 • no. 28 • the fresh, fashionable & flavorful of the city of lancaster, pa

local finds from fig® bloggers

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Favorite Hot Cocoa in the City Nutella Hot Chocolate at Rachel’s Creperie leaves us weak in the knees…

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Favorite spot for sledding Dust off your Flexible Flyer and head for the Big Hill at Buchanan Park.

Favorite holiday celebration Kick off the holiday season on November 23 with the Mayor’s Tree Lighting and Tuba Christmas—including the official arrival of Santa Claus!

favorite hats & Scarves Head over to Tellus 360 for a warm array of earth-friendly winter accessories.

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Fig® Blogger Eric Rittenhouse shares “Grandma’s Orange Pecan Lace Cookies,” a serendipitously re-discovered family favorite, online at figlancaster.com.

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Favorite lights For outrageously over-the-top fun, visit the 200 Block of N. Pine Street in the West End— not to be missed!

Grab your sweetie and warm up by the fire at Annie Bailey’s Irish Pub.

Carmen Garcia Hommel, the ice cream muse at Carmen & David’s Creamery, is proud of her Latino heritage. Visit figlancaster.com for her Coquito recipe—a popular Puerto Rican yuletide cocktail.

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favorite baked goods For a holiday treat with a French accent, call La Petite Patisserie to order their truly extraordinary Bûche de Noël.

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favorite window shopping We love the windows at Festoon, CityFolk, and Details! Every display is an exercise in imagination and creativity.

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We love Mommalicious for the vintage candy and toys for kids—and adults—of all ages!

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FAVORITE Ways to Share the Holiday Spirit Learn more about Water Street Ministries on page 25 and our Social Mission partners on page 62.

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Look for our Gift Giving Guide pages throughout this issue of Fig® to find a little-local-something for everyone on your list. From the Earth Mama to the Art Lover, we’ve got ya’ covered.

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FIG ® DAYTRIP Make it a day and visit other special Fig® destinations: Fig® Media and Fig® West Chester. figmediapa.com figwestchester.com FIG ® foodie Find the guide to good eats at figlancaster.com.

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COVER GOODS Front cover: Fuschia hat: Tellus 360. Yellow blazer: That Shuu Girl.

Scarves: Tellus 360 and Festoon.

Plaid shirt: Fillings. Glasses: Honest Eyes.

Gloves: Shaub’s.

Cobalt sweater: Pappagallo.

Back Cover: Striped scarf: Britain’s Best.

Green coat: That Shuu Girl. Silk scarf: Festoon.

Hat, velvet dress, hair accessory and earrings: Mommalicious. Blue hoodie, shirt and scarf: Tellus 360. Glasses: Honest Eyes.

Thank you to our Editorial Sponsor, the High® companies— committed to innovative community leadership, sustainable building and business practices, and advancement through preservation of local heritage.

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Fig® is a hyper-local, super-social communications package offering both voice and vision for great small cities and towns. To find out more about the Fig® mission to support thriving local communities, go to figmagazine.com. community supporters Thank you to our Community Supporters: Madison on Marietta, Lancaster Orthodontic Associates, Brandywine Valley Wine Trail, The Farm at Eagles Ridge, Lancaster Neuroscience & Spine Associates, Willow Valley Retirement Communities, Otto’s MINI, Charter Homes, Garden Spot Village, Susquehanna Waldorf School, Campus Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, and Faulkner BMW. Learn more on pages 86-99.

A huge THANK YOU to the beautiful and talented people of Prima Theatre for lending their boundless personality to our cover and Gift Giving Guide. See them on the cover and pages 8, 15, 50, 54, and 75. Find out more about Prima Theatre and their 2013 season at primatheatre.com. Front: Sarah Timm-Hess (Actress), Dan Deal (Director), Nicole McBride-Bay (Intern).

Back: Mitch Nugent (Producing Director), Johanna Greiner (Intern), Randy Jeter (Actor).

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WRITING Janet Scouten

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THE FIG® TEAM Deborah Brandt Jena Miller Shani Tucker Jon Nixon Rachel Phillips Michele Kornegay Laura Korzon Shani Smotrich (intern) PHOTOGRAPHY Jeremy Hess Photographers jeremyhessphotographers.com

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MERRY & BRIGHT The holidays bring a host of traditions and much-loved rituals: sipping hot cocoa by the fire, hanging strings of lights, shopping for that perfect gift.

And in this City rich with culture and filled with inspiring people, these traditions are infused with even greater levels of joy.

As we whimsically count down the twelve gifts of City life from our true love, Lancaster, we continue to be dazzled by all this place has to offer. For every type of person in every stage of life, Downtown Lancaster is a vibrant and glittering home for the holidays.

For the art lover, the fashion finder, the earth mama, the vintage soul, or even the café surfer, this City is a-glow with possibilities.

Yet even in the midst of winter festivities and revelry, Lancaster doesn’t forget about those with the greatest needs. In this issue of Fig®, we celebrate people like Paul Pearce at Water Street Ministries who have made it their mission to serve from the heart, bringing light and life to the hungry and hurting among us.

Celebrating the wonder of the season, the team at Fig® thanks you for sharing this year of Lancaster’s local dining, dynamic performances, creative events, sophisticated shopping, and innovative art.

Best wishes for a very local Holiday!

Deborah Brandt, Owner, Moxie House

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Support your local businesses and join us in creating a thriving local community.

FROM COUNTY FARM TO CITY TABLE

elegant dining inspired cocktails & wines private dining We are committed to using local ingredients in our cuisine and even our cocktails.

Taste the difference of eating locally from our neighbors: Brook Lawn Farm, Linden Dale Farm, Stockin’s Apiaries, Hope Springs Farms and many others.

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2 East King Street • 7 17. 207.4033 • pennsquaregrille.com

Non Pareils Hand-dipped chocolate marshmallows Caramels Clusters Cream-filled Candy

HANDCRAFTING A MEMORY

GIVE SOMETHING SWEET THIS SEASON. Make Miesse’s chocolate a holiday tradition.

Lancaster-owned and operated since 1875.

735 lafayette street • central market • 1284 lititz pike • 7 17.392.6011 • miessecandies.com

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‘tis the season TO BE INSPIRED!

CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN & TEENS Give Fun! Give A Workshop For the Holidays!

This is not that old-fashioned writing class you knew and hated. Melissa’s lively, one-of-a-kind workshops awaken the joy of writing...without the rules. Her mission: to keep beauty and imagination alive in a world losing sight of its soul. A safe haven for experienced and first-time writers, alike, especially those who have longed to write, but thought they couldn’t. This season, be inspired—be yourself—in an atmosphere of warmth, compassion, and trust.

No Grades, Spelling, Grammar, or Stress. <Melissa Greene teacher of WFTH Creative Writing Workshops, since 2001.

06 1411 fieldstead lane • 7 17.393.47 13 • writefromtheheart.us

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MAKE THE SEASON SPARKLE

58 north queen street • 7 17.392.7305 • reamjewelers.com

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Glasses from HONEST EYES

iPad case and watches from RADEL & STAUFFER

Pick up a hot beverage for shopping!

Brews from PRINCE STREET CAFÉ, MEAN CUP, SQUARE ONE COFFEE, AND CHESTNUT HILL CAFÉ

Recycled bike tote from TELLUS 360

Sweatshirt, plaid shirt, and t-shirt from TELLUS 360

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CAFÉ Recycled wood balance board from TELLUS 360

Looking at the world through horn-rimmed glasses, he’s got iEverything before you do.

The Café Surfer’s home is his messenger bag, filled with the essential tech gear that follows him wherever he goes. For this urban nomad, a good pair of Chucks and his trusty board are all the transport he needs. Traversing from café to café, every barista in the City knows his order by heart and has it ready and waiting for him. His gift-giving: Tech-stuff, of course.

And lessons on how to use it.

Fig® Café Surfer: Mitch Nugent, Prima Theatre’s Producing Director

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WOMEN’S APPAREL

ACCESSORIES

HOME DECOR & BOTANICALS

Made in the USA

LANCASTER’S ULTIMATE URBAN BOUTIQUE SUPPORTING AMERICAn-made goods THE SHOPS AT HAGER 7 days a week, open First Fridays, Mon-Thursday 10-5, Friday & Saturday 9-5, Sunday

THe Shops at hager 25 WEST KING STREET • 7 17.299.2232 • SHOPFESTOON.COM brighton village shoppes 1183 Erbs quarry road, lititz • 7 17.560.6509

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WHAT'S IN SEASON?

WINTER 2012

Crisp Apples

Rich Stews

Earthy Parsnips

Warm Desserts

Hearty Breads

Robust Coffee

HOURS OF OPERATION Tuesday and Friday 6 am-4 pm Saturday 6 am-2 pm

AMERICA'S OLDEST OPERATING FARMERS MARKET

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A LANCASTER HOLIDAY TRADITION FOR OVER 280 YEARS Winter is the season to connect with the people—and places—we love. But before you gather together friends and family at your table, you’ll need to gather your ingredients.

Find everything you need for a memorable, local meal at Lancaster Central Market: a dash of history, a pinch of warmth, and a whole lot of community.

Oh—and don’t forget the food: Beef, ham, or chicken make a mouthwatering centerpiece for your holiday table. Find crusty breads so fresh and flaky that your aunt and uncle might arm wrestle for the last piece. Pick up an array of local cheeses and pickled vegetables in the Pennsylvania German tradition for your appetizer tray. And yes, there is still produce in season: leeks, parsnips, apples, and potatoes to name a few.

JEREMY HESS PHOTOGRAPHERS / JH

So bring your reusable shopping bag and holiday cheer.

Here’s to another year of meeting at Market.

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23 NORTH MARKET STREET OFF PENN SQUARE • CENTRALMARKETLANCASTER.COM

DAN NEFF & FAMILY Standholder Since

1920

S. CLYDE WEAVER

KNOWN FOR THE BEST The S. Clyde Weaver Company continues to be known for the finest smoked meats, lunchmeats, cheeses, and other foods that are accompanied by caring personal service.

Stop by and get your holiday ham, supersharp cheddar and gift baskets.

SPREADING THE HOLIDAY CHEER

EXTENDED HOURS

November 21 (Wednesday before Thanksgiving) Market will be open from 6am-4pm. Friday, November 23 Market will be open till 8pm

PINEAPPLE HOUSE Looking for a gift for the “hard to shop for person” on your list? How about a soy-based candle in a great crock? And best of all, when it’s burned down, it can be brought back as part of their recycle program.

THE GOODIE SHOPPE In the mood for Goodies?

Visit The Goodie Shoppe for their seasonal salads, quiche, baked goods, and sandwiches. Try the Indian veggie pattie or one of the many tempting desserts.

MR. BILL’S SEAFOOD Mr. Bill’s has arrived at market offering a great selection of fresh seafood, seafood salads, and more.

Have a question on how to prepare a selection? Ask the friendly staff at Mr. Bill’s.

RAFIKI’S DELI Influences of Uganda and Kenya can be found in the many taste sensations offered by Rafiki’s.

And, 100% of their proceeds are used to fund a school for orphans in Kenya. This is a place where good food can do some good.

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE CENTRAL MARKET TRUST A TRUST FOR THE FUTURE OF LANCASTER CENTRAL MARKET Central Market Trust is a non-profit corporation charged with managing this “Jewel of the City” in a way that meets the needs of customers and standholders while maintaining this historically significant market building. The Trust works closely with the City of Lancaster, the owners of the building, to assure Central Market will continue to thrive as a positive economic and social institution for future generations.

CENTRAL MARKET

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GO TO FIGLANCASTER.COM/CENTRALMARKET TO MEET AND LEARN ABOUT OUR 60+ UNIQUE MARKET STANDS AND THEIR OWNERS.

EXPECT THE EXTRAORDINARY lunch monday-friday dinner 7 days banquets, events & catering with style

Lancaster's Top Zagat Rated Restaurant Wine Spectator Award of Excellence Cocktails & Tapas at the Aqua Bar

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Gibraltar Restaurant

EVOLUTION POWER YOGA FOUNDER, Lisa Taylor

possibility

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located in champion forge 398 harrisburg avenue • 7 17.391.1060 • evolutionpoweryoga.com

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corporate events

non-profit & fundraising

special events & parties

Donald Blyler brings his creative vision, attention to detail, organization, and positive attitude to each and every event.

social gatherings and more

PHOTO BY CHETROY PRODUCTIONS

milestone celebrations

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facebook.com/donaldblylerevents

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Jacket, dress shirt, bowtie, and jeans from FILLING’S Glasses from HONEST EYES

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His taste is impeccable and his eye is discerning.

For this discriminating shopper, form doesn’t just follow function—form is function. He is refinement personified, and his home is the very definition of well-appointed.

His gift-giving: Every exquisite gift he selects takes your breath away. The Art Lover elevates holiday gift-giving to, well…an art form.

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Original local art from RED RAVEN ART COMPANY

Rolex watch from REAM JEWELERS

Stone wine glass from DETAILS Wire frame chair from BUiLDiNG CHARACTER

Wire ladder with accessories from DETAILS Fig® Art Lover: Dan Deal, Prima Theatre Director

figlancaster.com • facebook.com/figlancaster • @figlancaster

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2012

EXPERIENCE OPERA

IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER

Amahl & the Night Visitors December 15 2:00 PM, 7:30 pM The Ware Center THE TELEPHONE & LOVE DUETS February 16 2:00 PM, 7:30 pM The Ware Center MEANWHILe, BACK AT CINDERELLA’S APRIL 13 2:00 PM, 7:30 pM The Ware Center

SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FRIENDS & FAVORITES NOVEMBER 17

FREE LECTURE SERIES Opera & GovernMENT January 25 Behind the SceneS: The Metropolitan OperA April 26

2013

for tickets

OPERALANCASTER.ORG 717.872.3811

FAUST MAY 10 & 12 2:00 PM, 7:30 pM The Ware Center

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Call 717.872.3811 or visit operalancaster.org for tickets

SHOPPING for GOOD

Gifts in General

The gift shops at Lancaster General Hospital & Women & Babies Hospital

THE GIFT THAT GIVES BACK Buy your holiday gifts from the United Auxiliaries Gifts in General Stores at Lancaster General Hospital or Women & Babies Hospitalâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;featuring stylish home goods, accessories, paper goods, jewelry, and more.

Feel good knowing your purchase directly benefits the Survivorship and Supportive Services Program at the Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute.

LUMINARIES FOR LIFE On the First Friday of December the United Auxiliaries hosts a bridge lighting in honor and/or memory of loved ones battling cancer. We place the luminaries on the Lancaster General Hospital Duke Street pedestrian bridge during the downtown celebrations. $5 per luminary. Luminary can be customized with a message or name.

Go to www.lghealth.org/UA for more information.

Gifts in General shops are located inside the main entrance at both Lancaster General Hospital & Women & Babies Hospital.

James Street between Lime & Duke & 690 Good Drive â&#x20AC;˘ lghealth.org/UA

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“When my 1950s style over-the-shoe rain boots, inherited from my mother, sprung a leak in New York City while traipsing through slush, I panicked. Although they never fit properly, I loved the convenience of slipping a boot over my shoes and braving Mother Nature's worst.”

FRESH FACE ®

After what most people would have simply chalked up as a fashion disaster moment, Joyce Burkholder began percolating her concept for Gads, a reinvention and improvement on vintage galoshes for modern women.

As she began imagining retro-practical rain boots that could be worn attractively over heels and flats, Joyce’s attention to detail drove her to create a well-designed product that would both fit well and last for years. At the same time, her impeccable sense of style inspired her to design them in an array of fabulous colors, topped by a touch of sparkle.

“I owed it to women who wear nice shoes.”

Knowing that too many women have ruined too many pairs of shoes, Joyce felt passionately about pursuing her invention: “I owed it to women who wear nice shoes.”

Now that her product is on the shelves— both locally and on-line—Joyce is excited to introduce Gads to today’s stylish yet practical women.

When people discover Gads for the first time, says Joyce, the first thing they exclaim is: “I’ve always needed these and didn’t know they existed!”

The gift of Gads is perfect for the girl who has everything—yet has the good sense to protect it. It’s for the girl with “GaditudeTM,” which as Joyce explains, is “a way of living that makes the world a better place; an attitude of gratitude.”

JOYCE BURKHOLDER, owner & creator of Gads

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717.945.5968 • gadstogo.com

Gads are available locally at RB Shap, The Inn at Leola Village, and Michael's Shoe Repair. They may also be purchased online at gadstogo.com.

Gingerbread House Party Sat, December 1 12-2:30 PM

First United Methodist Church

1st Friday “Art & Faith” exhibit Fri, December 7 5-8 PM Musical Cantata Sun, December 9 8:30 AM, 10:45 AM Musical “One King” Sun, December 16 9:30 AM Christmas Eve Services Mon, December 24 Kids Service 4 PM

Come worship with us every Sunday Traditional Service: 8:30 am, 10:45 am

Traditional & Contemporary 7 PM

Contemporary Service: 9:30 am

Traditional 9 PM, 1 1 PM

W e W elcome you

Scan this code to learn more about our community focus.

29 East Walnut Street, at corner of Duke Street • 7 17.394.7231 • EngageGodFirst.org

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JOIN US at the theatre FIG® PREVIEW NIGHT YOU are INVITED TO Join the Fig® Team at the Fulton theatre!

Mark your calendar to be the first to see each new Fulton Theatre production this season. The first Wednesday evening of each show opening, join the Fig® team for a pre-show reception in the lobby.

Taste new recipes from local restaurants, sip wine from local vineyards, and enter to win a fabulous Fig® Prize Pack—given away on stage.

All this at the best ticket price possible— only $25 per ticket for any seat in the house.

Brought to you by Fig® in partnership with the Fulton Theatre.

20 12 north prince street • 7 17.397.7425 • thefulton.org

Singin’ in

Joseph &

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the amazing

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technicolor

Good People January 30 A Chorus Line March 13 Dreamgirls April 24

dreamcoat June 5

Make a splash this holiday at the fulton We’ve had falling chandeliers.

We’ve stormed the barricades.

We’ve even flown a car.

But the Fulton has yet to make it rain on stage!

Don’t miss the opportunity to see us flood the stage with hundreds of gallons of water each night as we reinvent the beloved musical film. And if you opt to sit in the front four rows—the splash zone—we will give you your own rain poncho so you can feel part of the action.

Embark with us on a dance-filled journey to the golden age of the cinema. Exuberant, funny, and filled with songs you know and love, this show is for everyone. Join us at Monumental Pictures and make this monumental show a must-see part of your holiday plans.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THESE INCREDIBLE SHOWS AT THE FULTON! Jan. 29-Feb. 17

Mar. 12-30

Apr. 23-May 12

Jun. 4-30

box office hours mon-fri 10-5 & 2 hours before shows

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PCA&D’s DESIGNERS CONNECT WITH COMMUNITY

YOUR PLACE TO PREPARE FOR A LIFE IN ART

For the past four years, faculty and students at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design have led one of our best-known projects: the 24-hour Designathon. Designathon has linked PCA&D with over two dozen nonprofits serving more than 200,000 people in Lancaster County. And we’ll do it again in February 2013 with a new group of nonprofits because PCA&D is always involved with the community in creative and influential ways.

SO, WHO’S IN THIS PHOTO? Go to pcad.edu/news to see PCA&D faculty, students, and the nonprofits we’ve worked with during Designathon.

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Downtown Lancaster has been PCA&D’s home since 1987 and the college is celebrating its 30th year of preparing students for a life in art.

204 NORTH PRINCE STREET • 7 17.396.7833 • pcad.edu/news

UPOHAR MEANS GIFT IN BENGALI

A GIFT OF FOOD. A GIFT OF TIME. A GIFT OF OPPORTUNITY.

A GIFT OF COMMUNITY

Ethnic Cuisines

Good conversation and good food go together. This holiday season, as you gather with friends, colleagues, and business associates to reconnect, reflect on, and celebrate the year’s accomplishments, let us provide the food. Our menus have something for everyone.

We specialize in delicious vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free food from far away lands. And, as you strengthen your community while enjoying our food, Upohar’s cooks—who are resettled refugees now living in the City of Lancaster­—enjoy the opportunity to earn fair wages and become a part of our community.

Contact us today to learn more and to book your holiday events.

7 17.290.6993 • U POHAR E THNIC C UISINES .COM

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the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the

Sunday Services at 8:30 and 11:00 Education Hour at 9:45

CHRISTMAS AT TRINITY A LANCASTER TRADITION

youth ministry congregational ministry outreach ministry music & choirs Christian education classes for all ages

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31 South Duke Street • 7 17.397.2734 • trinitylancaster.org

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 AT 4:00 PM An Alpine Christmas featuring: The Children’s Choir of Lancaster and the Lancaster Liederkranz Chorus

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES December 24, 2012 4 PM Children’s Service 7 PM Family Service (music begins at 6:40 PM) 11 PM Community Service (music begins at 10:30 PM)

AUTHENTIC Paul Pearce Water Street Ministries

As the vice president of Advancement for Lancaster’s Water Street Ministries, Paul Pearce’s path has taken a significant turn. After 32 years of thoroughly enjoying a corporate career—most recently at a multinational conglomerate based in Lancaster—Paul now spends his days serving the city’s poor and homeless.

While the sound-bite version of this life transformation seems impossibly altruistic, Paul tells the story a little differently.

Back in January of 2008, Paul confessed to a good friend: “I’m having stirrings of discontent.” His friend then recommended a book, Half Time by Bob Buford, which asserts that the second half of life can be better than the first, focusing on the transition experience—or “half time” —when a person catches a new vision for living. Entering into this “half time” prayerfully and thoughtfully, Paul asked himself:

“ W hat am I really good at?

What does significance look like?

What is most important to me?”

And through these questions, Paul acknowledged his gifts and talents, understanding they were transferable to a second career of greater significance than his first.

Then he got into an argument with God.

“And you know you never win those arguments,” Paul said, laughing. A man of faith who had been living in the practical world, Paul explains: “I used to think the only people called

by God were ministers and missionaries.” Yet as he sought to transition cautiously from one life stage to the next, Paul sensed a calling to Water Street Ministries that became impossible to ignore.

During the application and interview process for the Water Street position he now holds, his then-corporate job was eliminated. “God does move in interesting ways,” asserts Paul.

Through his journey from discontentment to a place of great peace, Paul Pearce has discovered that his ultimate purpose exists outside of himself: “The reason I’m here is not for me.”

And as he considers his unlikely yet inevitable path to Water Street, Paul takes great comfort in knowing that God is very much at work.

To make your own impact for the good, include Water Street Ministries in your charitable giving this year. “Your donations to Water Street continue to help changing one life at a time,” says Vice President of Advancement Paul Pearce.

Current needs are posted online at waterstreetministries.org

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During winter break, I either go to California where I can watch Disneyland’s fireworks or I go to Minnesota and spend time with my American host family.

–A nna Vu, Engineering

My mom’s side of the family cooks a Thanksgiving meal for people who can’t afford it, delivering it to their homes or inviting them to eat with us at our church.

We have served more than 150 people in local towns.

My family has an Italian Christmas Eve dinner every year and we play Yankee Swap with all 50 family members.

–A shley Dispenziere, Early Childhood Education

– Andrew Calnon, Communications

For Christmas we lounge around all day. At night, we order Chinese and watch ‘A Christmas Story.’ We’ve done this for about six years, and yes, we stole the Chinese food idea from the movie.

–B rett Antosh, Mass Communications

TRADITIONS IN THE MAKING As our students gather for the traditional tree lighting ceremony and Thanksgiving meal served by faculty and staff, they recall their own special holiday traditions. In this season of giving, our mission to educate our students for lives of service holds special meaning.

be a bigger part of the world.

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If you are looking for a rigorous academic experience and are compelled to lead a life of service to others, Elizabethtown College could be the perfect fit for you. Visit our website to learn about how our students make a difference.

etown.edu • offering more than 50 undergraduate academic programs

hand crafted beers fresh entrÉes Bottle Reserves for Holiday Gift Giving

BREWING THE SEASON

Bottle reserves from Iron Hill make a thoughtful and delicious gift for your loved ones this holiday season. Pair it with a gift card for the ultimate treat.

781 harrisburg avenue • 7 17.291.9800 • ironhillbrewery.com/lancaster

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THE DISTRICTS

VOICES

The Districts are the real thing.

As their indie-rock sound seeks out that achy and elusive spot between melancholy and joy, touching down at various points along the spectrum, this band is quickly becoming more than just a local favorite. Walking away with top honors at the Beta Hi-Fi Festival at the World Cafe Live in Wilmington back in early September, The Districts have a big future ahead of them.

“You can’t help but listen to the new music of young artists and ‘hear’ the past influences. Rob Grote has a distinctive voice and draws you into the music. Check out their powerful live performance which you can check out on The Key Studio Session at xpn.org” — Helen Leicht — Their recent album, Telephone, has an emotional and slightly off-kilter sensibility that resists easy definition. With tracks like “Where We Started” and “Funeral Beds,” this is the kind of music that burrows into your subconscious and stays a while. A bit of blues, a little folk, a lot of rock, The Districts’ sound is an amalgam that the band members themselves can’t quite pin down. Grote explains, “Our music is a raw and natural representation of our feelings.”

Drawing inspiration from Lancaster County’s rolling countryside and wooded vales, this band is a product of its natural surroundings. And while future successes may ultimately pull The Districts away from this place, says Grote: “No matter where we go, Lancaster is always going to be home.”

For more on The Districts, including videos and music, check out thedistricts. bandcamp.com or visit facebook.com/ thedistrictsband.

Helen Leicht David Dye

Sounding like a band you’d find down by the riverbed, this young Lancaster County four-piece performs songs that stretch beyond their years. Lead vocalist Rob Grote has a voice from another era, with shades of gravel and broken glass, while Mark Larson, Connor Jacobus, and Braden Lawrence round out and smooth the edges with a percussive, waltzing virtuosity.

MEET WXPN AND EXPERIENCE A DIFFERENT KIND OF MUSIC RADIO STATION. WHO WE ARE First and foremost, we're music fans. And for more than two decades, countless fellow fans, musicians, and business supporters have joined us in building a community that's uniquely focused on celebrating music discovery and connecting artists with new audiences.

WHAT WE DO WXPN provides an unparalleled musical listening experience featuring contemporary music from many genres including rock, indie, folk, blues, R&B, and alt-country. Our playlist is broad and comprised of international, national, and local artists ranging from brand new on the scene to legendary in stature.

HOW WE DO IT WXPN is a member-supported public radio

Michaela Majoun

station and nationally recognized leader in Triple A (Adult Album Alternative) music programming. While our broadcast license is held by the University of Pennsylvania, we are financially independent and rely solely on the support of individuals who believe in our mission.

FREE AT NOON Live concerts every Friday!

Dan Reed

Past Performers: Joe Jackson • Carly Simon • B-52s • My Morning Jacket • Ray LaMontagne • Counting Crows • She & Him • Erin McKeown • Tori Amos • Guster • and many more! Concert archives available at XPN.org.

WORLD CAFE® WITH DAVID DYE Mon-Fri 2-4pm

Host David Dye serves up an eclectic mix of music from blues, rock, and world, to folk and alternative country, with live performances and interviews with celebrated and emerging artists including Joni Mitchell, Black Keys, Dave Matthews, Elvis Costello, Robert Plant, Spoon, Iron & Wine, Neko Case, Paul McCartney, Ani Difranco, LCD Soundsystem, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, REM, Feist, Yo Yo Ma, Lyle Lovett, Fleet Foxes, Moby, Taj Mahal, and Coldplay, among thousands of others.

MY MORNING DOWNLOAD

Each weekday, the XPN Morning Show introduces you to the newest music on the web and offers up a FREE download.

Go to xpn.org for live streaming and music updates.

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CAPTURING THE LIGHT OF THE SEASON 6 photographers. 1 vision.

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824 1st street • 7 17.390.7050 • jeremyhessphotographers.com

The Team: L-R Anne Adams, Courtney Dienner, Mark Buckwalter, Jeremy Hess, Amber Martin, Donovan Roberts Witmer, Lauren Fisher

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weddings & engagements

SPREADING GOOD CHEER There are plenty of reasons and ways to come home for the holidays when the place you call home is the City of Lancaster.

days of local gifting With so many special and unique places to patronize in our very own Downtown, shopping this season doesn’t have to be a chore. It can be an experience. An experience that allows you to give something to everyone on your list—and the small businesses that keep Lancaster vibrant.

So indulge in some sugar & spice. Deck the halls in fresh paint or deck your sweetheart in something sparkly. Here’s to a very local holiday!

Thank you to our Editorial Sponsor, the High® companies.

* LET’S GET GIVING!

Photography by Jeremy Hess Photographers / JH

SWEETEST GREETINGS THIS HOLIDAY The scrumptious scents wafting from Urban Place can mean only one thing—The Baker’s Table is now open! Tempt your guests this holiday with handcrafted pastries and gourmet coffees.

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For the chef and entertainer on your list,The Baker’s Table carries a variety of signature cake stands, cookbooks, and dining accessories. The Baker’s Table is also the perfect place for private holiday gatherings.

TREATS for TASTING

at Urban Place, 480 New Holland Avenue • 7 17.735.1150 • thebakerstable.com

LIGHTS -a- SHINING

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SHINE A LIGHT Keep your days—and nights—bright this holiday. Made locally, Barrick Candles celebrate the married beauty of form and function. Hand crafted in an array of colors and sizes, Barrick Candles make a perfect hostess gift or holiday table setting.

541 North mulberry street • 7 17.295.4800 • barrickdesign.COM

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ADDING A SECOND COAT OF HOLIDAY CHEER Redefining painting services for 25 years with a commitment to craft and community.

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DUDES -a- PAINTING

750 Poplar Street • 7 17.396.1207 • twodudes.com

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LADIES PRIMPING

GIFT CARDS FROM LUXE ARE A PERFECT SURPRISE WELL-STYLED FOR THE SEASON Add some shine and sparkle to your holiday at Lancaster’s only Bumble and Bumble Salon. From cuts, to styling, to manicures & pedicures, to relaxing spa treatments, Luxe has everything you need to look and feel beautiful this winter.

824 1st street • 7 17.393.3200 • luxelancaster.COM NOW OPEN MONDAYS 11-8 • Holiday open house december 7, 4-8pm

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LIFE’S LITTLE TREASURES Add some imagination to your holiday shopping. Find charming dolls, custom clothing, and petite accessories at Mary Hoyer Doll.

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24 NORTH MULBERRY STREET • 7 17.393.4121 • maryhoyerdoll.com

FEATURING JEWELRY BY REAM JEWELERS. HAIR & MAKEUP BY VISAGE A VISAGE

TIMELESS GRACE: WEDDING GOWNS BY POSH BRIDAL Capture the moment and magic to last a lifetime.

Posh features breathtaking gowns by couture designer Janell Berté and other nationally renowned designers.

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820 1st street

(off South West end Avenue)

• 717.291.9894 • poshbridal.com

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6 BREWS for DRINKING

HOPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE FRIDGE 500 Single & Mix-N-Match Bottles • 10 Rotating Taps Growler-Fills • Creative Artisan Food • Gift Cards

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534 NORTH MULBERRY STREET • 7 17.490.6825 • BEERFRIDGELANCASTER.COM

5 GOLD RINGS HANDMADE GLEAM AND GLITTER Shop j. a. sharp for inspired jewelry from local and regional designers.

Open seven days a week from Thanksgiving to Christmas.

322 north queen street • 7 17.295.9661 • jasharp.com

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Check out tellus360.com/events for local music nights, art parties, rooftop holiday yoga, and a lot more!

GREAT GIFTS WITH GREATER SUBSTANCE

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Giving a gift is about more than the recipient. It is also about where it came from.

Lancaster-built reclaimed wood furniture and home decor pieces, fair trade and charity gifts, organic cotton clothing and local art.

Feel great about your holiday shopping!

24 EAST KING STREET • 7 17.393.1660 • TELLUS360.COM

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new! HAND-CRAFTED GREETINGS FROM MOXIE HOUSE Our “Favorite Things” line of letterpressed cards, gift tags, and reversible wrapping paper is available locally at Tellus 360, The Baker’s Table at Cork Factory Hotel, and Madison on Marietta. Spread some sweet holiday tidings this season!

153 east king street • 7 17.394.7737 • moxiehouse.com

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GET YOURSELF SOMETHING PRETTY Women’s shoe and accessories shop with imaginative style and edge.

Created for the confident individual with an appreciation for quality, design, and the savvy gift-buyer shopping for them.

52 NORTH PRINCE STREET • 7 17.392.87 17 • FACEBOOK.COM/UNDONELANCASTER

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SPREADING GOOD CHEER, LOCALLY Thank you for sharing 7 fabulous years of the fresh, fashionable, and flavorful in the City of Lancaster! Shop locally this holiday— together we can preserve the fabric of our vibrant downtown.

153 east king street • 7 17.394.7737 • moxiehouse.com

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THE SEASON OF GIVING locally minded support

Barley Snyder IN ACTION

BARLEY SNYDER IN ACTION In this season of gifts and giving, Barley Snyder proudly supports the Lancaster County Council of Churches in honor of their clients and friends. The Lancaster County Council of Churches strives to meet the needs of many in Lancaster through service and social ministry, from its Food and Clothing Bank, Community Meals and Winter Shelter to its Wheels to Work bicycle and car ownership programs, and screening service for rental and utility assistance.

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126 east king street â&#x20AC;˘ 7 17.299.5201 â&#x20AC;˘ barley.com

Financial contributions can be sent to: Lancaster County Council of Churches, 344 North Marshall Street, Lancaster PA 17602.

For more information call, 717.291.2261

FIREPITS & OUTDOOR FIREPLACES OUTDOOR KITCHENS & THE BIG GREEN EGG DESIGNER OUTDOOR FURNITURE

WARMING TREND

NATURAL LANDSCAPE STONE & EP HENRY CONCRETE HARDSCAPING

Give the griller in your life the ultimate cooking experience this holiday season.

The Big Green Egg kamado-cooker is a combined grill, oven, and smoker, and can cook anything from slow-cooked pulled pork to wood-fired pizza to the Thanksgiving turkey. Visit us to learn more about our Egg gift packages, including free introductory classes.

190 west ross street • 7 17.735.1922 • patiopennstone.com

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President James Buchanan’s Wheatland takes you on a holiday journey that includes a visit to St. Nick’s Workshop and the North Pole. Loosely based on Clement C. Moore’s classic tale, it’s a magical must see for all ages, whether naughty or nice.

‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS

reimagined!

Yuletide tours begin the Friday after Thanksgiving and run through December 29.

Call 717.392.4633 or go to lancasterhistory.org for tour times, pricing, and reservations.

Enter “Fig” for special discount online.

Wheatland Yuletide 2012 YOUR TICKET TO THE NORTH POLE IS JUST INSIDE THE DOOR!

Decor by Tim Arpin of The Gilded Lily

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1120 marietta avenue • 7 17.392.4633 • lancasterhistory.org

JOIN US! Special Christmas Eve Services 5pm, 8pm, 11pm

WELCOMING THE SEASON A HISTORIC CHURCH WITH A FRESH MESSAGE 8:30AM Early Worship Service

first presbyterian church

9:16AM Cherry Street Contemporary Service 11AM Traditional Worship Service 8PM FIRST FRIDAYS Upstairs/Downstairs Concert Series.

Every First Friday 140 east orange street • 7 17.934.6854 • fpclive.org

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Comprehensive Dentistry for Adults and Children Exams and Cleanings Dental Implants Tooth Colored Fillings Crowns and Bridges Teeth Whitening Root Canal Procedures Dental Extractions Full and Partial Dentures

Matthew D. Freedman, D.M.D. and Associates W E L OV E OU R PAT I E N TS HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM DR. MATTHEW FREEDMAN AND HIS TEAM We take pride in getting to know our patients and caring for their smiles every step of the way.

Shown: Dr. Matthew Freedman and his team holding patient photos

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Trusted dental care in a comfortable, professional environment. Tradition, innovation, and compassion remain at the core of everything we do.

416 North DUKE STreet • 717.392.8376 • Lancasterdentist.com • accepting new patients

TRUSTED ADVOCATES

At Hartman Underhill & Brubaker, we’re passionate about our work and committed to our clients and each other. We’re proud of the remarkable depth of experience in our diverse areas of practice. And we’re gratified to be part of the fabric of the Lancaster community and its rich heritage of business success.

Founded in 1978, our firm looks forward to continuing to expand, innovate, and serve Lancaster and Central Pennsylvania for decades to come. To this exceptional community in which we live and work, we extend our warmest wishes for well-being and success.

MEET OUR ATTORNEYS: (pictured left to right) Brandon S. Harter, David M. Walker, Kevin M. French, Kaitlin R. McGinnis, Jeffrey P. Ouellet, Mark Stanley, Alexander Henderson, III, Kim R. Smith, Michael W. Babic, Thomas W. Bergen, William C. McCarty, Robert M. Frankhouser, Jr., Christopher S. Underhill, Joshua D. Cohen, William J. Zee, III, Marylou Barton, and Joseph B. Allen. (not pictured—Mark L. James.)

221 EAST CHESTNUT STREET • 7 17.299.7254 • hublaw.com

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She is saving the world, one purchase at a time. Organic, sustainable, fair-trade is her mantra, and her consciousness is always raised. For the Earth Mama, environmentalism isn’t an accessory, but the heartbeat of a life well lived. With local and authentic eco-options around every corner, her Lancaster City life is both balanced and blessed.

Yoga mat from EVOLUTION POWER YOGA. Yoga strap holder from TELLUS 360 Dress and jewelry from HERE TO TIMBUKTU Scarf from TELLUS 360 Belt from FESTOON

Her gift-giving: Recycled, reused, and repurposed never looked so fine. Good for you and good for the earth, she gives the gifts that keep on giving—both locally and globally.

Stuffed animals, green frog, and stroller from BELLA BOO

Reusable tote from LEMON STREET MARKET

Jacket, dress, and boots from BELLA BOO

Tights from HERE TO TIMBUKTU Boots from UNDONE

Fig® Earth Mama and Child: Nicole McBride-Bay, Prima Theatre, and her God-daughter Minyah

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figlancaster.com • facebook.com/figlancaster • @figlancaster

GIFT CERTIFICATES TO WAVELENGTHS OR MANDARIN ROSE MAKE A PERFECT STOCKING STUFFER

T H e GI F T OF H E A LT H & BE AU T Y

hair design manicures & pedicures wedding, bridal, party, & prom services thermal iconic DONNA SHEAFFER Wavelengths

multidemensional hair color

hotstone massagE aromatherapy facials reflexology energywork thai mat massage spa parties

CARLA SAYLOR Mandarin Rose

makeup Cousins Donna & Carla are committed to style and wellness in Downtown Lancaster.

MANDARIN ROSE Lancaster Marriott @ Penn Square, 5th fl.

7 17.207.4076 • mandarinrosespa.com WAVELENGTHS 121 east chestnut street • 7 17.295.7 117 • Wavelengthssalon.net

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Cabaret featuring Erin Cruise, a Billboard Hot 100 artist performs hard driving rock and soft sultry jazz standards • DEC 1 the Ware Center

Music, lectures and theater...

Words and Music with Singer/ Songwriter Josh Albright, one of America’s most original new voices • DEC 1 the Winter Center

all right here at Millersville.

An Irish Christmas in America, a family-friendly performance featuring Irish and Scottish ballads and thrilling Irish dancing • DEC 12 the Ware Center

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Millersville University is an EO/AA institution.

A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

LOOK YOUR BEST

distinctive clothing for men & women

681 harrisburg avenue â&#x20AC;˘ 7 17.735.9550 â&#x20AC;˘ fillingsclothing.com

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FASHION Scarf, clutch, shoes, and cocktail ring from UNDONE Dress from PAPPAGALLO Necklace from FESTOON

She’s a triumphant shopper, and the thrill of the hunt keeps her breathless for the next great find.

Her home, tufted and fluffed, is always magazine ready. And with fashion as art, she is her own personal canvas.

For this maven of style, the streets of Lancaster sparkle like the ChampsÉlysées—the possibilities are endless.

Her gift-giving: Bubbling with sass and fun, The Fashion Finder festoons her friends with fabulous scarves and handbags, hitting the perfect note every time.

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figlancaster.com • facebook.com/figlancaster • @figlancaster

Books from WINDING WAY Red loafers and brown pumps from THAT SHUU GIRL

PAPPAGALLO 28 West Orange Street 717.392.0222 Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 9:30-5 WHERE STYLE IS ALWAYS IN SEASOn Pappagallo is your exclusive resource for contemporary sportswear and premium denim.

Choose from brands like Seven for All Mankind and Nicole Miller. Our loyal customers love our selection of sizes and quality customer service.

No matter the occasion or lifestyle, our fashion is timeless.

Home accents and entertaining pieces provided by Details.

Featured left to right: Gretchen Fitting, Pappagallo associate, Suzanne Seidel, Linda Mieszkalski, and Elizabeth Lewis— a few of our loyal customers!

DETAILS 30 North Queen Street 717.397.5366 Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 9:30-5

STYLE FOR LIVING

Molly Adams is the buyer for Pappagallo and Details.

Read Molly’s fashion blog at figlancaster.com

detailsandpappagallo.com • find us on facebook

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THESHOPPESATCOLLEGEROW a stylish destination

IRONHILLRESTAURANT & BREWERY EDWARD JONES EUROPEANEYEWARE FILLING’S FRESH FARMS CAFE BED & BATH AFFAIR IN WHITE CVS

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Iron Hill Brewery

In White Edward Jones

Bed&Bath Affair

European Eyeware Filling’s

701 harrisburg avenue • leasing call 717.291.9333 • theshoppesatcollegerow.com

More Style.

Less Money.

Honestly.

Should quality prescription eyeglasses really cost as much as a laptop computer?

Of course not. That’s why we started Honest Eyes. No gimmicks. No surprise charges.

Just hundreds of eyeglass styles and quality lenses for as much as 50% less than traditional retailers. Honestly.

JIM PHIPPS Teacher, Coach, Bluesman. Honest Eyes Customer.

503 rohrerstown road • 717.201.9446 • honesteyesonline.com • info@honesteyesonline.com

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FAMILY

kid-friendly things TO See & do in Lancaster

WJTL kids cookie break, Proud sponsor of Fig ® Family Every Saturday morning 9-noon, tune in to FM 90.3 WJTL or listen 24/7 at kidscookiebreak.com. KCB entertains, educates, and empowers kids.

Join Lisa Landis as she takes you on a radio field trip to family fun places in Lancaster. Join her as she broadcasts live and plays artists like Phredd, The Newsboys, Steven Courtney, Slugs & Bugs, TobyMac, Justin Roberts, Putumayo Kids, and Bruce Fite.

the beadworks

the POTTERYWORKS

Lancaster’s bead shop and open beading studio where you can make jewelry—no appointment needed! Have a fun day out with friends or family and a great place for birthday parties.

Find unique rocks, fossils, and minerals in the Gem Den.

A Paint-Your-Own Pottery Studio: Creativity for the entire family featuring over 250 pieces of pottery with more than 150 glazes to choose from! Birthday parties, girls’ nights, Girl Scout badges, and more.

52 North Queen Street 717.490.6551 thegemdenlancaster.com

16 West Orange Street 717.299.9963 thepotteryworks.com

November 17

north museum of natural history & science Showing daily at the planetarium: 2012: Ancient Skies, Ancient Mysteries, debunking the Mayan doomsday prediction. Curious Stuff: an exhibit highlighting the weirdest of our collections—two-headed calf, mummy heads, and all. For your budding scientist, our gift shop is stocked with rocks, bugs, books, and more.

400 College Ave. 717.291.3941 northmuseum.org

WXPN Kids Corner Music Festival 11AM (kids activities at 10:30)

Family Fun fest Each month the Family Fun Fest features a wide array of engaging performances, complete with opportunities to meet the artists, take part in creative hands-on activities, enjoy a snack, and bring home a very cool surprise give-away.

Millersville.edu/MUarts for more info.

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The Winter Center 60 Cottage Avenue Millersville University

February 9 REACH! By Jason Reed 11AM (kids activities at 10:30) The Ware Center 42 North Prince Street Family Fun Fest

SPONSORED

BY FIG ®

listen in saturday 9-12 • meet lisa landis live or a take kcb field trip • wjtl.com/kidscookiebreak

SPECIALTY TOYS & GIFTS FOR CHILDREN

BABY REGISTRY

STYLISH ACCOUTREMENTS FOR PARENTS

Petunia Pickle Bottom Haba Plan Toys Tea Collection Ergo Baby Carriers Corolle Dolls Keen Footwear Aden & Anais Frye Boots Little Giraffe

32 north queen street • 7 17.509.5700 • coming soon bellabooonline.com

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ORCHID TIP Winter is the season to protect your outdoor tropical plants. Little Brook Orchids provides plant boarding services for the cold seasons.

lancaster’s full service orchid retail store & greenhouse

orchids & orchid supplies repotting & diagnostic services

A GIFT THAT KEEPS GROWING boarding services orchid seminars & tips

60 25 RIDER AVENUE • 7 17.394.1000 • LITTLEBROOKORCHIDS.com

HOW DO YOU

“I like to unwind after work during happy hour.”

“I show my friends what Downtown Lancaster is all about.”

“I pour for the amazing selection of draft beers.”

“Sunday brunch is a perfect way to wrap up the weekend at Pour.”

“i love hosting private events and parties at pour—the atmosphere is perfect.”

“I pour for the plates!”

Diverse wine list, beer, and unique plates 114 North prince street • 717.290.8080 • pouronprince.com

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At Fig ® , we envision a different kind of publication— one that energizes a thriving, sustainable local economy.

We believe in the power of creative thinking to transform a community.

For us this means finding ways to support non-profit organizations that foster creativity and educate people about the power of innovation.

Power Packs Project is combating childhood hunger here in Lancaster County through a weekend educational and nutritional food program for eligible families. The program was started in 2005 as a response to children returning to school on Monday mornings showing secondary signs of hunger. Each ‘Power Pack’ includes a low-cost recipe and its essential ingredients, as well as additional pantry staples.

Power Packs Project now serves 25 schools across 8 school districts— that’s over 800 families and their children—with the help of its dedicated volunteers.

We believe that awareness of opportunities helps people to make informed personal choices or to find the encouragement they need to make a difference.

Girls on the Run is a transformational learning program for 8 to 13 yearold girls. We teach life skills through dynamic, conversation-based lessons and running games. The program culminates with the girls being physically and emotionally prepared to complete a celebratory 5k running event. The goal of the program is to unleash confidence through accomplishment while establishing a lifetime appreciation of health and fitness.

Assets Lancaster provides business support services to aspiring entrepreneurs with the ultimate goal of helping to change lives and promote economic development through business ownership. Established in 1993, Assets has worked with over 1,300 entrepreneurs and has helped clients start hundreds of businesses and create hundreds of local jobs. Assets’ approach centers on the involvement of volunteer mentors who are small business owners in Lancaster. All services are provided in English and Spanish.

Learn More: powerpacksproject.org

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powerpacksproject.org • gotrlancaster.org • assetslancaster.org

WHEN YOU GIVE

EXTRA

EXTRAORDINARY THINGS HAPPEN Extraordinary Community happens in Lancaster when individuals like you go a little further and give a little extra for others. At the Community Foundation, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re committed to working with you to strengthen Lancaster for all of us.

LANCFOUND.ORG 717.397.1629 24 W KING ST, STE 201 L ANCASTER, PA 17603

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Bringing PASSION, TALENT & DEDICATION to our clients for 81 years

ONE TIMELESS GOWN FLAWLESS MAKEUP THE PERFECT DAY

by POSH & Visage Visage

Gift a special someone with holiday gift certificates to Visage Visage.

802 North Duke Street 717.299.5315 visagevisage.com Join us for POSH EVENTS November 23-December 24 WEAVER’S GIVING TREE Benefits the Humane League of Lancaster. Call for an appointment.

DECEMBER 7 HUMANE LEAGUE SANTA PAWS PARTY AT POSH Benefits the Humane League of Lancaster. Call for details.

JANUARY 25-26 “STYLE ME PRETTY” hair & headpiece trunk show Visit POSH for a veil and headpiece trunk show.

Call for an appointment.

See Facebook or poshbridal.com for a full listing of POSH events and event details. Visit POSH Tuesday-Friday 8-5, Saturday 9-4.

820 1st street

(off South West end Avenue)

• 717.291.9894 • poshbridal.com

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UNIque container gardening and containers

flower designs for window boxes

seasonal holiday and winter containers

residential & commercial planters

THE BEAUTY OF WINTER

HOLIDAY CHEER Dress up your holiday parties this year with beautiful planters and curbside arrangements.

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serving lancaster city & county â&#x20AC;˘ 7 17.468.5304 â&#x20AC;˘ notjustdaisies.com

hair & makeup

manicures & pedicures

bridal services

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ONCE UPON A TIME, BEAUTY AND CLASS WENT HAND IN HAND. AT PLUM, WE REMEMBER.

Plum is a proud sponsor of Lancaster’s own Prima Sisters (featured here).

A delightful harmony trio who sing the classics and modern hits with their own unique flare. Available for Parties & Events.

urban place 480 new holland avenue, suite 6101 (NEXT TO THE BAKER’S TABLE) 7 17.735.2322 • plumsalonandspa.com

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A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SAFE MOVEMENT, PROPER ALIGNMENT, AND QUALITY OF LIFE. “...vitality itself is dependent on the absolute coordination of the body and mind— perfect balance!” -Joseph H. Pilates

Jenna: pilates enthusiast and HR recruitment specialist

LOVE THE BODY THAT PILATES BUILT Look and feel authentically you when calories burn and metabolism soars to maintain lean muscle.

HOLIDAY GIFT CERTIFICATE SPECIAL First Friday, December 7th, 5-7 pm Choose a gift of health, harmony, and vitality for those you love this holiday season.

First Friday parking is a breeze at Liberty Place!

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ABSOLUTE STRENGTH

liberty place 313, west liberty street, suite 351 • 7 17.393.9611 • absolutepilates.biz

FOOD FORWARD. CHEF DRIVEN.

Owner and chef Meghan Young believes that the food sets the tone at Character’s Pub.

38 NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET • 7 17.735.7788 • CHARACTERSPUB.COM

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GOOD MORNINGS IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER Start the day off right, right in Downtown Lancaster. Keep your Sunday laid-back with an indulgent weekend brunch. Or grab a croissant and an energizing dose of coffee on the way into the office.

Either way—breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

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See cafe1eight.com for breakfast and lunch hours

CAFE ONE EIGHT 18 West Orange Street 717.509.4500 Enjoy specialty coffee and delicious food in a comfortable, downtown location. Breakfast served all day. Open Monday-Saturday 7am-8pm.

See forknspooncafe.com for sunday bunch and lunch hours

FORKNSPOON 126 North Prince Street 717.435.9450 Featuring weekly changing lunch menu, Friday night dinners, and Saturday & Sunday all-day brunch menu.

Catering and takeaway available.

See onorangerestaurant.com for breakfast and lunch hours

See rachelscreperie.com for breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours

RACHEL’S CAFE & CREPERIE 309 North Queen Street 717.399.3515 Enjoy a light breakfast crepe filled with fresh fruit and whipped cream, or choose from Rachel’s many delicious egg crepes!

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ON ORANGE 108 West Orange Street 717.299.5157 Serving breakfast all day! Offering a surprisingly diverse menu including anything from oatmeal pancakes to chilaquiles.

figlancaster.com • facebook.com/figlancaster • @figlancaster

ALWAYS AN ORIGINAL

NEW WORKS AT THE LANCASTER ARTS HOTEL GREGORY BLUE Spring Sunrise, 48” x 48” oil on canvas - at John J. Jeffries Restaurant at the Lancaster Arts Hotel.

GREGORY BLUE

LOU SCHELLENBERG

LOU SCHELLENBERG Construction 5, 12” x 16” watercolor in the Arts Hotel Gallery. Landscape takes on new meaning in work inspired from a home construction project. These recent paintings

by Lou Schellenberg acknowledge a long tradition of art that depicts labor.

300 HARRISBURG AVENUE • 7 17.299.3000 • 1.866.720.ARTS(2787) • LANCASTERARTSHOTEL.COM

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NOW OPEN! Visit Herd of Turtles Café at Lemon Street Market. A juice and coffee bar with light fare, available to stay or to go.

241 west lemon street • 7 17.826.0843 • lemonstreetmarket.com

Her home is full of character and double-takes: old doorknobs upcycled into an adorable hat rack? Yes, please! With Lancaster’s locally-owned shops and vintage riches, this girl keeps über-busy discovering (and rediscovering) all that the City has to offer.

Glasses from HONEST EYES Hair accessories and jewelry from MOMMALICIOUS. Rings from TELLUS 360

Book from WINDING WAY BOOKS

Her gift-giving: The Vintage Soul’s typewriter clickity-clacks as she makes her list and checks it twice. You never know what perfect gift she’s hidden under her signature bow, but it’s always one of a kind.

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local authentic art

art galleries in the city of lancaster

ART IS THE THREAD OF CREATIVITY THAT CONNECTS OUR COMMUNITY.

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Steve Wilson, November, Red Raven

Embracing Space,Loryn Spangler-Jones

Red Raven Art Company offers a diverse array of artistic styles of Fine Art on Lancasterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Gallery Row. The gallery exhibits works of both local and regional artists, including works by renowned artists CX Carlson and Liugi Rist.

An artist-owned gallery & shop in the heart of Downtown Lancasterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Arts District hosting emerging & professional artists, as well as classes & workshops.

Provides a fresh perspective on creative artwork & gift items in a wide range of media & pricing. Gift certificates available. New, bold exhibits every First Friday.

138 North Prince Street redravenartcompany.com 717.299.4400

24 West Walnut Street annex24gallery.com 717.341.0028

over 30 arts venues between prince and water street

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In Lancaster we are blessed to live in a place where artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; visions are forming and becoming reality.

Give memorably this holiday. Giving a piece of original art supports local artists, the creative community, and keeps the creative spirit alive, year round.

So hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to the New Year and the many galleries that make Lancaster a thriving arts destination.

Freiman Stoltzfus celebrates Lancasterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vibrant seasons at his downtown gallery.

This November and December, he features new original and printed works in a variety of media, and is pleased to introduce his ornament designs, perfect for holiday gift-giving and collecting.

With a personality as vibrant as her paintings, Belgium born artist Christiane David has taken art to a new level in Lancaster County. Walking into her Lancaster gallery on Prince Street is like walking into an enchanted world of color.

Featuring art by Cindy Schlosser and period reproduction furniture by Joel Bare. Substrates include wooden bowls, antique panels and shutters with a unique character all their own, and other antiquing finds.

142 North Prince Street freimanstoltzfus.com 717.435.9591

112 North Prince Street christianedavid.com 717.293.0809

15 West King Street galleryonmarket.com 717.371.9864

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NORTHGATE on LEMON STREET Once some of the city’s more decrepit and decaying properties, the row houses at 14-24 East Lemon have been refurbished by long-time broker and realtor Marilyn Berger into luxury residences that perfectly capture the essence of today’s downtown living.

With no detail too small, the facades of the Northgate properties on Lemon Street have been restored to their original turn-of-the-20th-century appearance, including charming front porches with enormous curb appeal.

The interiors of these exquisite homes are far from a throwback, however, with up-to-the-minute modern amenities. In the kitchen, home cooks will appreciate Bosch stainless steel appliances, a travertine stone backsplash, and dark polished granite countertops.

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The floor plan of these 1,700-square-foot homes reflects today’s lifestyles, with a finished basement, an open great room on the first floor, and a dignified master—including a light-filled walk-in closet, laundry, and en suite full bath—on the second. The third floor is a delightful surprise with a second bedroom, another full bath, and a dreamy view from a panel of four side-by-side windows.

Honored with a prestigious award by the Charlotte Street Association for renovating an existing structure, Marilyn and her partners at the Hammer Group haven’t stopped at reclaiming this stretch of East Lemon.

Instead, their ambitious plans have involved resuscitating the entire corner of Lemon and Queen Streets into a glorious residential block, making it one of the hottest spots in the city.

Just across the gated courtyard—complete with secure, well-lit parking—is Northgate on Christian Street. The former warehouse has been completely transformed into luxury condominiums, whose crown jewel is a 4,200-square-foot unit covering the entire first floor.

located at the corner of queen & orange streets

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The spacious top floor of the fully renovated building has been divided into two units of 1,800 and 2,200 square feet, each with two bedrooms, two full baths and exposed, angled wooden trusses that add unique character to the space.

Even with its stunning views of the city, the building is so well-insulated—as are all of the properties at Northgate—that ambient street sounds are virtually inaudible, lending an unexpectedly peaceful quality to downtown living.

Dave & Kathy Cassidy in their Northgate loft. “We love the convenience of the city and the sophisticated nature of our space.”

Lemon Street Homes

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CHARLOTTE STREET ASSOCIATION AWARD Existing Structure Renovation marilyn berger • 7 17.940.1444 • lancasterberger.com

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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS GINGER VOLPONE GingerVolpone.com 717.394.8444 CAROLE KIRCHNER CarolesChoiceHomes.com 717.629.8498 ANDY ESBENSHADE the-lancastrian.com 717.615.4874 LOUISE MILLER LouiseMillerRealtor.com 717.875.2932 JEFF LEFEVRE JeffLefevre.com 717.468.7781

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THE LANCASTER PRESS BUILDING, FEATURING LUXURY LOFT-STYLE CONDOMINIUMS & APARTMENTS Exceptional urban reuse of one of Lancaster’s most notable historic properties offers residents elegant original style with the luxury of modern amenities.

Walk to markets, galleries, and boutiques. Enjoy live theater, music, and lectures. Visit restaurants, cafés, and coffee shops. Embrace the energy of the city with the comforts of a secure community. Created especially for a city-loving crowd, the Lancaster Press Building offers the special details you want and the essentials you need.

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A NEW DESIGN A FRESH APPROACH LUXURY CONDOS TO BE RELEASED FOR PRE-SALE JANUARY 2013

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“Design details were extremely important to us on this project.

Don's entire team understood that and we couldn't be happier with the process or the results.” soren west, president of atomic design

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For decades, Land Transfer has protected South Central Pennsylvania from the title troubles that can cause loss of your home, your business property, or your mortgage investment.

We have handled the majority of residential settlements that take place in South Central Pennsylvania. Our people are dedicated, experienced, and ready to provide reliable service you can trust.

Meet Patti connell, owner

When it comes to title insurance, Patti Connell knows a “t” that’s not crossed can mean big consequences later. So she makes sure every “i” is dotted before you get to settlement. As president of Land Transfer, Patti is just one of the settlement experts who makes your real estate purchase—and all of the cumbersome paperwork and legwork—their personal responsibility.

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WE ARE REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER. Because we live here, we invest our time, effort, and money into making Lancaster a better place to live. We believe that it’s important to nurture community through personal and business relationships. Because buying locally just makes sense. We don’t just sell Downtown Lancaster...We live here.

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Builder of POUR Wine Bar, the winner of the American Institute of Architecture’s 2012 Merit Award.

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We provide quality building solutions for both commercial and residential customers. Whether you’re looking to create a new space or restore an old one, we have the drive and expertise to make your project a success.

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on location downtown and beyond • 7 17.725.6690 • scottgrayremodeling.com

Mayor’s tree lighting November 23 6:30 PM Prima presents Mrs. Claus & The Mistletoes 7:00 PM Arrival of Santa Claus 7:15 PM Lighting of Christmas Tree 7:30 PM Tuba Christmas 7:30-8:30 PM Prima presents Mrs. Claus & The Mistletoes 7:30-9:00 PM Visit Santa at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square 5:00-8:00 PM Central Market Open

Visits with Santa Nov 24 – Dec 23 Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. Pictures with Santa are $5 or take your own for free.

Fridays 6:00-9:00 pm

First Fridays Art Market Nov 2 & Dec 7

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Over 20 art and craft vendors in Lancaster Square.

5:00-9:00 pm

Music Friday December 21 Holiday Sing-A-Long with Music For Everyone.

Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. 7:30 pm

321 Lancaster!

December 31 Over 20 different familyfriendly entertainment options at Clipper Magazine Stadium and the City YMCA. Admission $8/person.

Free fireworks at midnight in Binns Park!

5:00 pm-12:00 am

FIG® PREVIEW NIGHT Join Fig® at the Fulton THEATRE Mark your calendar to be the first to see each new Fulton Theatre production this season. The first Wednesday evening of each show opening, join the Fig® team for a pre-show reception in the lobby.

Taste new recipes from local restaurants, sip wine from local vineyards, and enter to win a fabulous Fig® Prize Pack—given away on stage.

All this at the best ticket price possible—only $25 per ticket for any seat in the house.

Get your tickets at thefulton.org.

Find out more information about City events at lancastercityevents.com.

Singin’ in the Rain November 28 Good People January 30 A Chorus Line March 13

Saturdays 12:00-3:00 pm Sundays 12:00-3:00 pm

Horse Drawn Carriage Rides Nov 23, 30 & Dec 7, 14, 21 Carriage departs from Fulton Bank, corner of King and Queen Streets. Rides are based on a first-come, first-served basis. $5/adult, $2/child. 6:30-9:30 pm

Breakfast with Santa December 1 Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. Reservations suggested. Tickets are $15/ child, $20/adult. Includes breakfast, entertainment, and photo with Santa.

7:30-9:00 am

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Fa m ily f u n fest Fig® in partnership with The Bolshoi Ballet’s Nutcracker Suite December 9, 1PM In high definition and surround sound.

Refreshments served.

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REACH! February 9, 11AM A family-friendly, hip-hop dancing, singing, and rapping show.

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Comedy in Motion February 23, 11AM Features physical comedian Dan Kamin.

THE WARE CENTER

PUSHCART PLAYERS Cuentos del Arbol March 9, 11AM A bilingual musical drawn from Spanish and Latin-American folklore about a tree that has sheltered countless characters through the years.

THE WARE CENTER

Go to Millersville.edu/MUarts for more information.

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FILL YOUR GLASS WITH BRANDYWINE CHEER UPCOMING EVENTS: Holiday Open House, Wine & Chocolate Month and Barrels on the Brandywine.

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KIMBERLY BRINER’S BACK PAIN HAD SIMPLY BECOME A WAY OF LIFE. Assuming she was just one of those people with a bad back, Kimberly dealt with daily pain and numbness in her back and legs for years. In December 2010 things took a turn for the worse while on a family vacation... Read more about Kimberly’s story at figlancaster.com.

ENRICHING LIVES ONE PATIENT AT A TIME

NEUROSURGEONS Eddy Garrido, MD, FACS John A. Gastaldo, MD, FACS Keith R. Kuhlengel, MD, FACS Christopher D. Kager, MD, FACS William T. Monacci, MD, FACS James C. Thurmond, MD

40 years of compassionate care and outstanding patient outcomes

PHYSIATRISTS Elliot B. Sterenfeld, MD, FAAPMR Tony T. Ton-That, MD, FAAPMR PHYSICAL THERAPISTS Robert Gieringer, PT, DPT, CKTP Brian McClenahan, PT, OCS, Dip.MDT Harry Hobbs, PT, DPT NON-PHYSICIAN PROVIDERS Kristen O’Brien, PA-C, MHP Lisa Fedora, MSN, CRNP Matthew Miller, PA-C Frank Vespi, PA-C Brandan Lykens, PA-C Alyssa Hachan, PA-C

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DR. CHRISTOPHER KAGER Neurosurgeon

1671 crooked oak drive, lancaster • office 7 17.569.5331, physical therapy 7 17.509.6522 1510 CORNWALL ROAD, LEBANON • 7 17.454.0061

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WILLOW VALLEY RESIDENT Don Williams bears a striking resemblance to a jolly old fellow we all know. Don enjoys volunteering in the community, so Lancaster children have come to know him as “Santa."

Don’s other passion is trains.

He spent 42 years at the Reading Railroad, eventually becoming Chief Train Dispatcher. Even in retirement, Don pursues his love of the railroad as a member of Willow Valley’s Model Train Club.

SHARE YOUR JOY

LIFE AND FESTIVITY AT WILLOW VALLEY. With over 100 different clubs, Willow Valley Retirement Communities offers something for everyone and a chance for Residents to engage mind, body, and spirit. Explore our 80,000 sq. ft. Cultural Center, which includes an extensive Model Train Room along with a Day Spa, Fitness & Aquatic Center, and the Vitality Café. At Willow Valley, enjoy world-class amenities, award-winning dining, and spacious residences, all at an exceptional value including the freedom of Lifecare– unconditional long-term care if needed, at no additional cost.

Located 5 miles south of Lancaster City.

Visit the Willow Valley Welcome Center.

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LANCASTER’S OFFICIALLY LICENSED LOCAL MINI DEALERSHIP Since 1968, Otto’s has been dedicated to outperforming customer expectations.

We’re thrilled to open our beautiful new showroom in Exton, Pennsylvania, just an hour from Lancaster. Stop in for our famed customer service—leave in style.

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Live concerts, engaging classes, personal trainers, country walks, or quiet solitude. The carefully designed plans and award-winning programs of our community mean that you live your life the way you choose. Every day.

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YOU’RE INVITED TO VISIT! Meet some of your potential new neighbors, tour the community, and share the enthusiasm. Join resident tour guides for lunch, and learn firsthand about the welcoming way of life at Garden Spot Village. gsvlookandlearn.org

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433 south kinzer avenue, new holland • 7 17.355.6000 • gardenspotvillage.org

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AT THE SUSQUEHANNA WALDORF SCHOOL, we add music and art to science, math, and English to help our students reach a deeper understanding of their relative concepts. Multiply this advanced comprehension with daily hands-on experiences and you’ve got an equation that’s paying off.

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