When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, April 1, in person.
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Editor: Andy Fasnacht
Sports: Kyle Morgan
Elizabethtown Area
Local colleges and universities may decide to follow a trend beginning to take shape across the country in which schools are requiring students to get vaccinated in order to study in-person.
Success Beah is a native of Liberia. Breanne Macnaughton was born in South Carolina and grew up in Florida. Joy Ngafua was born and raised in Philadelphia.
Every April 7, people across the country celebrate National Beer Day, a day that recognizes the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage in the world.
The sense of relief was clear Monday at Masonic Villages at Elizabethtown, where Pennsylvania's Acting Secretary of Health visited to highlight recent changes that allow relatives to visit nursing home residents indoors for the first time in nearly a year.
When: Elizabethtown Area school board meeting, March 23.
Easter is Sunday, April 4, which means little ones across Lancaster County will participate in egg hunts in the coming days.
When: Elizabethtown Area school board meeting, March 9.
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, March 4, with some council members in chambers and some joining remotely.
Tiny pieces of plastic are polluting some of Lancaster County’s most well-known waterways, where local researchers fear they could pose threats to both human health and wildlife.
![Elizabethtown professor writes biography of Henry Adams, eccentric American genius [The Scribbler]](https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/lancasteronline.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/7/82/782a371c-5cde-11eb-bd29-f3a16999676f/600b175d55b37.image.jpg?crop=1200%2C675%2C0%2C412&resize=1200%2C675&order=crop%2Cresize)
Henry Adams was a very curious man — curious both in the sense that he wanted to learn all he could about how America operated and curious because he disliked his own time and, in some ways, his own life.
With a proud, wide smile, Bailey Oberholtzer posed for a photo earlier this year, cradling the head of a sheep in her hands as she leaned in for a snuggle.
