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It Takes A Village
Adult Day Programs Support Families Caring For Elders hen 85-year-old Linda arrives at Transitions Adult Day Services in Gettysburg each morning, she heads straight for her friends and her bingo
Where History Still Blossoms
The Peach Orchard at Gettysburg On a gentle rise along the Emmitsburg Road, rows of peach trees stretch toward the sky. In spring, they burst into pale pink blooms. In
Restoring & Revealing the Missing Piece of Gettysburg’s History
Once condemned, Hopkins House is on its way to becoming Gettysburg’s newest world-class museum On a late November day, the sky above Gettysburg’s South Washington Street was overcast and colorless—matching
The Healing Power of Creative Connection
Inside Drama, Music and Animal-Assisted Therapies By Jessica L. Knouse | Photography by Melissa Ring In recent years, integrative and expressive therapies have gained wider recognition for their remarkable ability
Evergreen Cemetery
Where memory, history and healing converge By Jessica L. Knouse | Photography by Dave Johnson “Evergreen was my Wonderland. It was my nature sanctuary,” says Brian Kennell, superintendent of Evergreen