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Playing a President Love, Lattes & Local Eats Sunday Word Search FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE LANCASTER COUNTY FEBRUARY 14, 2016 • ISSUE NO. 1 PLAYING LOVE, LATTES SUNDAY A PRESIDENT & LOCAL EATS WORD SEARCH INTERVIEW FOOD + DRINK PUZZLES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TAKE OFF FROM LANCASTER AIRPORT (LNS) TO PITTSBURGH (PIT) & OVER 50 DESTINATIONS FROM $59* EACH WAY WHEN YOU USE BOOKING CODE LNSLNP$59128 * BUY YOUR TICKET BY 3/31 AND COMPLETE TRAVEL BY 6/30/2016 • NONSTOP WEEKDAY AND WEEKEND FLIGHTS FROM LNS AIRPORT IN LITITZ • FREE PARKING, EASY CHECK-IN, TSA SCREENING AND BOARDING • LOW FARES TO MANY MARKETS FROM PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (PIT) • EASY CONNECTIONS TO BOTH LOW COST AND FULL SERVICE AIRLINES FLYING SUN AIR EXPRESS FROM YOUR HOMETOWN AIRPORT IN LANCASTER IS AS EASY AS 1-2-3 1. GET YOU BEST DEAL ON A FLIGHT FROM PITTSBURGH (PIT) TO YOUR FINAL DESTINATION. (ALLOW 40 MINUTES IN EACH DIRECTION WHEN CONNECTING, 60 IF YOU ARE CHECKING BAGS.) 2. LOG ON TO WWW.FLYSUNAIREXPRESS.COM AND BUY YOUR TICKET FROM LANCASTER(LNS) TO PITTSBURGH 3. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH EITHER TRANSACTION CALL CUSTOMER CARE AT (844)8SUNAIR FLYSUNAIREXPRESS.COM FEB. 14 2016 | SUNDAY | 3 FEBRUARY 14, 2016 • ISSUE NO. 1 GALLERY | Lancaster County is enjoying a moment: Local provisions are abundant; great small towns such as Lititz and Columbia are getting their due; and the city of Lancaster continues to thrive culturally and commercially. This Valentine’s Day, we offer a full range of reasons to love Lancaster County right now. 14 LNP FILE PHOTOS THE SUNDAY INTERVIEW FOOD AND DRINK HEALTH Donald Walters, who portrays If, as Frank Sinatra once sang, Meet Sarah Park of Manheim President James Buchanan in love and marriage go together Township. In August, she events at Wheatland, explains like a horse and carriage, what successfully completed 28 how he approaches the role of happens when a couple also months of chemotherapy to one of Lancaster County’s starts a business together? 20 counter a diagnosis of acute leading men. 12 lymphocytic leukemia. 10 At RudeWood we work with our clients’ visions, using innovation and creativity to fabricate timeless designs. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY “A Sunday well-spent brings a week of content.” — Proverb TO ADVERTISE IN THIS PUBLICATION Inquire about the advantages of advertising in Sunday magazine by contacting our sales team. 717.291.8800 or [email protected]. PUBLISHER ROBERT KRASNE TO SUBSCRIBE TO SUNDAY LNP EDITOR TED SICKLER Sunday is a bonus publication for home subscribers of DESIGNERS Sunday LNP. If you already subscribe to Sunday LNP, thank you. STEPHANIE BENAMOR To start or continue a subscription, call 717.291.8611. ANGEL LUCIANO (ILLUSTRATION) 17 West Vine Street SR. ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER HAVE A STORY IDEA? AMANDA JANASZEK Please drop us a line. [email protected] or Lancaster, PA 17603 Sunday, P.O. Box 1328, Lancaster, PA 17608-1328. 717.813.8014 Copyright 2016. Sunday is published weekly by the LNP Media Group Inc. and is included in copies of Sunday LNP delivered to subscribers. Rudewooddesigns.com The content of this magazine is property of LNP Media Group Inc. and is protected by U.S. copyright and trademark laws. Use without written consent is strictly prohibited. To subscribe, please call 717.291.8611. Enjoy your Sunday. [email protected] PRINTED IN LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 4 | SUNDAY | FEB. 14 2016 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR An adventure begins It starts with roses on our cover. Red, appropriately, and delivered on Valentine’s Day. oses are perfect for a relationship starts at that point and journeys out a bit Rsuch as the one between LNP and its farther? readers. Such loyalty is not to be taken Inside these pages, we invite you to lightly. We appreciate yours. follow us on a weekly road trip of sorts. On weekends, for example, you’ve Meet the folks that make Lancaster Coun- made reading the newspaper part of your ty hum. Discover an idea you haven’t con- morning routine. sidered, a lunch spot where you haven’t We spend more time together on Sun- stopped or a vista you haven’t seen. day than any other day of the week. This Along the way, we’ll celebrate those is our day to catch up with one another. who nurture our community, overcome We rest, read and ready ourselves for health challenges and keep the local arts what’s next. There’s time to think, check scene as vibrant as ever. We’ll talk with in on friends, and go on an adventure. craftspeople, historians and entertainers, (Remember dad’s meandering Sunday af- too. ternoon drives? We do, too, and miss it.) We’ll also start a bigger conversation This sparked an idea. around local food, traveling the roads that In an era of tweets, regrams and connect farmers, small producers, chefs Snapchats, we wondered if LNP could and home cooks. (No worries. There’ll be make your time with the newspaper even recipes, too.) LAURA KNOWLES more enjoyable. You hold in your hands And we aim to challenge you with a the result: a magazine suited for Sunday. new twist on an old idea – a locally in- Each week, you’ll spot a fresh edition spired Sunday puzzle. The best part? You of this glossy publication tucked into don’t have to wait a week for the answers. your home-delivered copy of Sunday We’ve included them on a separate page. LNP. Yes, after today, it’ll only appear Just resist the urge to peek. there. It won’t be in newsstand copies So go ahead and call shotgun as we at Turkey Hill or sold separately at the amble down the back roads. The view checkout aisle. looks promising from the passenger side. We built Sunday with a Lancaster And, as always, enjoy your Sunday. County fan in mind. You know and love the place where you live. (Plus, you TED SICKLER read LNP regularly and we love you for EDITOR that.) So why not create a magazine that MY PICKS READING EATING DRINKING THE SNOW GIRL BREAKFAST VOLCANO BY EOWYN IVEY Egg and bacon sandwich Coffee brewed from a blend of espresso Two homesteaders in 1920s Alaska from S. Clyde Weaver, beans by Mean Cup in Lancaster. discover their world changed after finding Manheim Pike, East Petersburg. A day starter. LNP FILE PHOTOS | STOCK a girl in the woods. A novel. THE LNP LEADERSHIP TEAM: ROBERT KRASNE PUBLISHER | JOHN DERR VP, SALES | BARBARA HOUGH RODA EXECUTIVE EDITOR, LNP, LANCASTERONLINE | TED SICKLER CUSTOM CONTENT DIRECTOR | GEORGE WEBER AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR KEITH KIRCHNER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR | CONNIE SOLON PRODUCTION MANAGER | DAVE WALSH PRODUCTION LIAISON FEB. 14 2016 | SUNDAY | 5 THIS WEEK TODAY CEDAR HOLLOW THE LAKES HOME PROJECTS AHEAD Today is the final day of the Suburban Pennsylva- nia Spring Home Show at the Lancaster County Convention Center, 25 S. Queen St., Lancaster. This year’s show features OPEN TUES. & SAT. 1–3 OPEN WED. & SAT. 1–3 hot tub sales, a kitchen 241 Cedar Hollow, Manheim 201 Charlan Blvd., Mt. Joy showcase and exhibi- Finished homes from $236,900. Finished homes from $199,900. tors for windows, siding, landscaping and more. www.kennethhomes.net 717-581-4732 RICHARD HERTZLER Visit www.lancasterhomeshow.com. TODAY MONDAY Supplies For HOT & COLD The Lititz Fire and Ice All Your Electrical Festival featuring ice sculptures carved by the & Lighting Needs DiMartino Ice Company, a chili cook-off and more – runs through Monday in one of the coolest (and hottest?) towns in America. Food trucks are expected at the show. 306 S. Hess St., Quarryville, PA • (717) 786-2600 • 1-800-451-4273 Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 8-12 • www.cashncarryelectric.com LAURA KNOWLES Visit www.lititzfireandicefestival.com. TUESDAY MARCH 16 Thanks LNP Readers for Voting Us Your Favorite! Senior Living • Personal Care • Home Care Services FAMILY TIES A finalist for the 2012 • Retirement Community Nobel Prize for Drama, • Landis at Home “Other Desert Cities” • Memory Loss & Parkinson’s centers on the revealing Support Groups nature of one fam- ily’s political views and • Pathways Institute for Lifelong secrets. Performances of Learning® the play start Tuesday • Adult Day Services at the Fulton Theatre, 12 N. Prince St., • Children’s Learning Center Lancaster. Various times. A continuing care village by Landis Communities LNP FILE PHOTO 1001 East Oregon Rd., Lititz • 717-581-3935 • www.landishomes.org Visit www.thefulton.org or 717.397.7425. SATURDAY MUSIC FROM When Life Happens... EMERALD ISLE WE’LL BE HERE TO HELP! Love Irish music both modern and folk? Then • Pharmacy • Prescription Compounding you’ll want to attend this 8 p.m. performance by • Medical Equipment/Home Health Care Supplies the quintet known as • Knowledgeable & Friendly Staff Comas at the Barshinger Concert Hall at 261 Locust Street, Columbia Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster. 717-684-2551 www.HinklesPharmacy.com THE COMAS Visit www.fandm.edu. Hinkle’s Pharmacy 6| SUNDAY | FEB. 14 2016 LANCASTER THAT WAS Valentine’s Day through the years Excerpts and summaries of news stories from the YEARS AGO YEARS AGO Intelligencer Journal, the Lancaster New Era, and the 75 100 Sunday News. The focus on events in the county’s past An agreement was reached The Feb. 14, 1916, that are noteworthy, newsworthy or just strange. to speed up the creation Intelligencer Journal of Musser Park. $150,000 recorded the coldest from the estate of Harry M. weather of the season. Musser was to be used to The thermometer read 2 purchase the Grubb Estate. degrees in the city; between The cost for the estate was 4 and 6 degrees elsewhere $60,000, and area hospitals in the county. Bitter air fol- were to receive the balance lowing behind blizzard-like of Musser’s donated funds.
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