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Freedom Life Releases Worship Album

BY FRANCINE FULTON

“Alot of these songs come from personal testimonies, things we walked through - good and bad - and the songs that came out of them,” said Bryar Bullock of Paradise, the worship pastor at Freedom Life Church, when announcing the release of “High Praise,” a new album produced by Freedom Life Worship. “All of these songs are songs that we regularly sing at our church on Sundays, and we did a night where we sang all the songs live and hit the record button. The album is the result of that.”

The new worship album, released on Jan. 9, features six

original songs written in-house, and one cover song. “The teamall of the singers and musicians - put together the album. They volunteered their time and talents to create the sound,” noted Caleb Masteller of Cochranville, creative

director at Freedom Life.

“The music that we put out is songs that we wrote together as a team that really capture the heartbeat and the sound of church and our worship team,” Bullock added. “We were singing these songs on

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Program to Focus on Youths and Social Media

BY FRANCINE FULTON

Pequea Valley School District (PVSD) families are invited to attend a presentation titled “Youth, Social Media & Mental Health” on Monday, Feb. 23, at the Pequea Valley Secondary School. The presenter will be Ryan Klingensmith, who will address topics such as how social media affects mental health, managing screentime and dealing with cyberbullying.

Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., and free dinner will be provided to PVSD families from 5:45 to 6:30 p.m. The presentation will follow from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Klingensmith’s program is for adults only and targets parents and guardians of elementary and secondary school students.

BY JEFF FALK

Seventy-four years ago, Dennis Denenberg received services from the Society of Crippled Children and Adults that profoundly affected him and changed the course of his life. At the age of 4, Denenberg received speech therapy that turned a weakness into a strength.

It’s the kind of story that the

organization, now known as Schreiber Center for Pediatric Devel opment, has routinely authored over the last nine decades.

“I really garbled my words; it wasn’t just a stutter,” said Denenberg, clearly and succinctly. “You could really not understand what I was saying. My time at Schreiber opened the door to a successful K-through-12 experience. It opened

Although he previously presented a program virtually, this will be the first time that Klingensmith has visited the school in person. “He presented a program two or three years ago, and it was very well received,” noted school social worker Meredith Burnett. “At that time, the format was different. We did a round robin with different presentations, and almost everyone went to his presentation.”

Child care will again be provided for this session as it was previously. “We had a number of

and crafts and games for children,” said Burnett. “(Child care was provided) so it would not be a barrier for people to come.”

Klingensmith, a licensed professional counselor and nationally certified counselor, is the founder

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Sunday mornings and really enjoying them and hearing a lot of feedback about how much (the congregation was) enjoying worshipping to these songs.”

The goal of producing the album was to share the church’s music with congregation members, as well as the community. “First, we decided to put them together so church members could worship whenever they wanted to in their cars or their homes,” said Bullock. “Secondly, we thought it would be a blessing to people outside the walls of our church. We didn’t want to limit it (to Freedom Life members). We wanted people to listen and worship and encounter the presence of God through the songs.”

Bullock. “It takes a village to do something like this. There were so many people who had a part of this. It wasn’t one individual. It was a collective effort to pull it off.”

Many of the songs on the album were written more than a year ago, and they were recorded on one evening in March 2025. “Everything you hear and what we took pride in is that (we used) 90% of what was recorded that night ‘as is.’ There was not much that had to be touched up,” Bullock added. “We opened the doors and said everyone is welcome to come. It was a live recording, and it turned into a worship night where people could be a part of it and sing and worship with us.”

Student Video Contest Announced

The League of Women Voters of Lancaster County (LWVLC) invites current Lancaster County high school and college students to participate in the 2026 Student Video Contest. The video contest is part of the league’s ongoing, nonpartisan commitment to voter education and youth engagement.

The contest challenges students to create a short video - up to 90 secondsrelated to the theme “My Vote. My Future.” Students are invited to use their voices, creativity, and digital skills to highlight the issues that matter most to them and to share why

voting is an important way to create change.

Submissions will be judged on creativity, clarity of message, and relevance to the theme. Contest entries must be received by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, March 13. Cash prizes will be awarded to the first-, second-, and third-place winners in both the high school and college categories. The winners will be recognized at an awards ceremony on Sunday, April 19.

Contest details, eligibility requirements, deadlines, and submission guidelines are available at www.lwv.org/local-leagues/ lwv-lancaster-county.

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Four singles from the album, “Thank You, Thank You,” “Yours,” “High Praise” and “Glory Glory,” have already been released and are being streamed on all music platforms, including Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Music and Pandora. People may also listen to the songs and watch the live recording by visiting www.youtube.com and searching for “Thank You Thank You (Live) Free -

Bullock and Masteller encourage people to listen to the music no matter their background as a way to become closer to God. “We want people to encounter the presence of God and have a realization of how God loves them,” said Bullock. “We are thrilled people have the opportunity to listen and worship wherever they are with the press of a button.”

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Freedom Life Church is located at 789 Gap Newport Pike, Atglen. Sunday services are held at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. To learn more, visit www.facebook .com/freedomlife.tv or www.freedom.life. Those with questions may call 610-593-5959.

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The Women’s Garden Club of Lancaster County will meet on Thursday, Feb. 26, from 1 to 3 p.m. at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 301 St. Thomas Road, Lancaster. Heather Jones, a floral designer from Esbenshade’s Garden Center, will present “New Ideas and Plants for Your Garden.” She will give new ideas for creating contemporary

containers and gardens and will share the latest information about plants and embellishments to enhance a garden. Guests are welcome to attend, and there is a fee. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact Kathy at amishville2@yahoo.com or visit www.womens gardencluboflancaster county.com.

Church Plans Community Meal

The mission committee of the Leacock Presbyterian Church, 3181 Lincoln Highway East, Paradise, will serve a hot meal from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 26. The menu will consist of ham, buttered brown potatoes, green beans, fruit salad, dinner rolls, and desserts. The meal is free and will be served in the handicapped-accessible Smith Fellowship Hall. For more information, call the church at 717-687-6619.

Mennonite Life Library Sets Open

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The library at Mennonite Life, 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster, will be open on three upcoming Saturdays, Feb. 21, March 21, and April 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Mennonite Life Museum and museum store will be open as well.

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REAL Life, Real Hope

Hope for the Hopeless- REAL stories, REAL lives, REAL change. Spend an evening with REAL Life Community Services as we share stories of transformation and connect around a shared commitment to providing Hope to those who need it the most. REAL Life Real Hope 2026 Banquet, Thursday, March 19th, 6:30 PM at Shady Maple Banquet Facilities.

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The library offers a wealth of research materials on the Mennonite community’s rich history in Lancaster County, including deeds, personal papers, church records, and genealogy resources. As the United States commemorates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, guests are invited to research stories of migration, nonresistance, service, and faith through the papers in the archives and library.

WordUp Ministries to Serve Soup, Sandwiches

WordUP Ministries will present “Soup for the Soul” on Sunday, Feb. 22, at noon. Along with grilled cheese sandwiches, homemade soup will be offered, including tomato and vegetable. The event is free and open to the public, and it will take place right after the 10:45 a.m. service.

WordUP is located at 160 Route 41, Gap, on the second floor of the Dutchland Inc. building. An elevator is available.

For more information, visit www.wordup communityministries.org or search for “WordUP Community Ministries” on Facebook. Those with questions may email buck mowday@gmail.com.

The library is open to the public. Use of the library’s research materials is complimentary for Mennonite Life members and is available for a fee

per day for nonmembers. Mennonite Life staff members and volunteers will be on hand to assist researchers. Visitors are encouraged to preregister at www.mennonitelife .org/events and mention specific research topics they hope to explore.

Mennonite Life’s vision is diverse communities connecting across boundaries by knowing and valuing their own and each other’s stories of life, faith, cultures, and histories.

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the door to college, and I became an educator and a nationally recognized speaker. Schreiber changed my life. I’ve become involved as a donor and a volunteer.”

A 78-year-old resident of Manheim Township, Denenberg is believed to be the oldest living Schreiber patient. He’s also leading an initiative to find any former Schreiber patient who is older than him, someone who would relieve him of the unofficial title of Schreiber’s oldest living patient.

“I am, at this point, the oldest living client that we know of,” said Denenberg. “We’re trying to find out if I am truly the oldest or if there is someone else we can honor.”

Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development, which is located at 625 Community Way, Lancaster, is searching for its oldest living patient as part of a celebration commemorating 90 years of service to the Lancaster County community and surrounding counties. That oldest living patient will be honored at Schreiber’s 42nd

annual gala, set for 5 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, at DoubleTree Resort, 2400 Willow Street Pike, Lancaster.

As part of getting the word out about the search, officials of Schreiber have contacted supporters through newsletters, emails and social media; written letters to the editors of local newspapers; and appeared on podcasts and radio shows and in television segments.

“(Schreiber’s) work is really critical,” said Denenberg. “They never give up on a child. Their goal is to get children to a point where they don’t have to come to Schreiber anymore.”

Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development provides services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, education services, parent services and, of course, speech therapy, to about 2,000 kids from Lancaster, Lebanon, Berks, York, Chester and Dauphin counties each year. Over the years, Schreiber has served tens of thousands of children with disabilities.

“There are some amazing

stories of Schreiber success which may have never happened without its intervention,” said Denenberg. “It’s a place you can bring your child, and their services have expanded greatly over the years. I think there’s still a lot of room to grow in terms of public awareness. I think parents spread the word. (Schreiber officials) want to reach as many children as possible. There’s clearly room for Schreiber’s image to be put into the community more forcefully.”

An advocate and an ambassador, Denenberg has been one of Schreiber’s top “duck salespeople” for one of the organization’s most lucrative fundraisers, its annual Rubber Duckie Race and Festival, which this year will be conducted from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 13. One of Denenberg’s personal resolutions for 2026 is to become more involved with the organization that was so instrumental in his development.

“I actually want to work with children. I just have to get my clearances,” said Denenberg. “I admire the

goal of helping children to become their best. They may be children who are neglected because of their disabilities. Children with disabilities have incredible potential. Edna Schreiber and her assistants gave me such a gift. I’m forever grateful. I don’t know what my life would’ve been like without that speech therapy.”

Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development was originally established as the Society for Crippled Children and Adults in response to the polio epidemic. Edna Schreiber led the organization’s efforts for 31 years before retiring in 1967.

During the late 1980s, the organization shifted its focus toward more specialized pediatric therapy for infants, children and adolescents with developmental delays and disabilities.

“I hope people realize what a gem Schreiber is,” said Denenberg. “The people at Schreiber and the clients are real heroes.” For additional information, go to www.schreiber pediatric.org.

Mills Named VisionCorps’ Vice President of Development

Crystal Mills has been named the new vice president of development at VisionCorps. She began her new position in August.

Mills spent the last decade serving as director of development for Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. She also previously worked for Hospice of Lancaster County and Susquehanna Bank.

Mills holds a bachelor’s degree in English and communications from Elizabethtown College and a master’s degree in fine arts from Drexel University. She is an active volunteer with the Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue.

VisionCorps is a nonprofit with a goal of empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to attain independence by providing them with tools and

ing, including employment. The organization serves almost 1,400 individuals with rehabilita -

tion services in Lancaster, Lebanon, Chester, York, and Adams counties.

VisionCorps’ prevention

services include KidSight, which screens more than 11,000 children annually for vision loss.

Church to Host Father-Daughter

Sweetheart Ball

BY FRANCINE FULTON

Fathers and father figures and their special guests are invited to attend a Father-Daughter Sweetheart Ball that will take place at Freedom Life Church on Friday, Feb. 27, from 7 to 8 p.m. Men are encouraged to bring their “sweetheart,” whether that is a daughter, granddaughter, niece or another young lady.

The Sweetheart Ball, formerly known as the Daddy-Daughter Dance, has been renamed this year to reflect the fact that girls are welcome to bring guests other than their fathers. Additionally, attendees

are asked to enjoy dinner before heading to the church.

“We changed the name because the event changed slightly. Previously, we offered a meal for attendees, but the attendance has grown over the years beyond our capacity to seat all individuals at one time,” explained Angie Dearolf, Freedom Life communications director. “So this year we are encouraging families to go out to eat before arriving at Freedom Life for the Sweetheart Ball.”

“We also wanted to reduce the emphasis of ‘daddy-daughter’ since there is an invitation for

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MOAA Chapter to Meet

The Lancaster Chapter Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) will hold a general membership meeting and luncheon on Thursday, March 5, at the Eden Resort, 222 Eden Road, Lancaster. The social hour will begin at 11 a.m., followed by lunch and the meeting. The speaker will be retired Army Master Sgt. Bill Kaemmer, who is the executive director of the

Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation and serves on the Arlington National Cemetery staff. All current and past military officers are invited, and reservations are required. To make reservations by Thursday, Feb. 26, contact Dennis Benchoff at 717560-1260 or banzhafdl@ gmail.com. For more information, visit https://moaalancaster chapt.org.

all girls to attend with their father figures, whether it is a biological relationship, or not,” she added.

In addition to music and dancing, the event will include a photography booth, a craft station and a special card-writing station where fathers and father figures can write a personal note of encouragement for their “sweetheart.” The goal of the event, according to organizers, is to remind the girls that they are loved and valued, as well as to create lasting memories.

The evening will conclude with dessert.

Past attendees have enjoyed the dance, and some of them have attended for many years. “The Daddy-Daughter Dance has been one of the most meaningful traditions in our family,” said Derek Weidman. “I’ve had the privilege of taking my oldest daughter every year since she was 6, and now she’s 16. I’ve also taken my younger daughter since she was 5, and she’s now 8. Year after year, it has created moments we still talk about.”

“My daughters have looked forward to it every year for the past years. My oldest is now 19 and my youngest is 11,” added Fred Montney. “They ask every year if we are going. It’s a great time to spend with your little princess and make unforgettable memories.”

Participants last year included Nate and Mackinlee Carson, who enjoyed each other’s company as well as other attendees.

“It makes me happy to see her enjoy herself with

friends and (enjoy) just our time (as well),” said Nate. “I like that I get to go out to church with my dad,” added Mackinlee.

Freedom Life Church is located at 789 Gap Newport Pike, Atglen. The Sweetheart Ball is being hosted by the FL Kids Ministry and is free to attend, although registration is required. Individuals may register at www.freedom .life/upcoming-events or by calling the church office at 610-593-5959.

A link to register is also available at www.facebook .com/freedomlife.tv. Those with questions may email info@freedom.life or call the church office.

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4-H Benefit Auction Planned

The Lancaster County 4-H program will host its annual benefit auction on Saturday, Feb. 21, at 9 a.m. at the Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster.

Specialty items to be sold include a handcrafted cornhole set, a Blackstone grill, Pittsburgh Steelers tickets, a Yeti cooler, custom art by 4-H members, Refreshing Mountain tickets, and loads of stone or mulch.

This year, the organization will again offer a silent auction during the

live auction. Silent auction items will include pizza gift certificates, car wash gift certificates, and fast food restaurant coupons.

Additional items to be sold include animal feed and supplies, household items, crafts, baked goods, tools, and produce. Local 4-H clubs have donated themed baskets for sale, with the themes including veterinary science fun, everything but the dog, cat frenzy, charcuterie, and others. Numerous

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of Shape the Sky, which provides educational programs for parents, school personnel, law enforcement and mental health professionals. Klingensmith has more than 25 years of experience working directly with children and teens. He has presented internationally on how social media, screen time and digital pressures can impact young people’s mental health. To learn more, visit www.shape thesky.org.

During the program, Klingensmith will discuss TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram; practical, reallife strategies for parents; resources for cyberbullying; and technology contracts and setting expectations. “A technology contract would be between parents and the youths - what the usage expectations are and whatever the family would agree to,” noted Burnett. Burnett said the program is particularly relevant right now with the surge of technology and social media and its effect on students. “This generation of parents are the first to have to navigate youth having the world at their fingertips on smartphones and other devices, and this brings challenges for parents,” she stated. “It’s an important topic. There is a lot of information out there, but

it’s (important) to get good information.”

Parents and guardians of students from other school districts are invited to attend, but the free dinner and child care will be limited to PVSD families. Preregistration is required for the dinner and the child care. To register, visit www.face book.com/PequeaValley SchoolDistrict and search for the post on Feb. 5.

Adults who only want to attend Klingensmith’s lecture do not need to register in advance.

Pequea Valley Secondary School is located behind the former Pequea Valley High School at 4033 E. Newport Road, Kinzers. Those with questions may email meredith_burnett@ pequeavalley.org.

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Square Halo Conference Planned

Square Halo Books at The Trust Performing Arts Center, 37 N. Market St., Lancaster, will present its seventh annual conference focusing on creativity, collaboration, and community on Friday and Saturday, March 6 and 7.

The conference keynote speaker will be Curt Thompson, author of “The Soul of Desire” and a contributor to the Square Halo book “Ordinary Saints.” Other featured speakers and breakout session leaders include music producer Roy Salmond; printmaker Steve Prince; singer-songwriter Matthew Clark; music therapist Elisa Chodan; Corey Frey, co-founder of The Well Collaborative;

Byron Borger from Hearts & Minds Bookstore; and Tom Becker from The Row House.

Representing Lancaster Bible College (LBC) as a breakout session leader will be Geoffrey Reiter, associate chair of the Arts & Sciences Department and coordinator of literature, presenting on “Weird Fellowship: Lewis and Lovecraft on Creative Community.” Additionally, Matt Wheeler, singer-songwriter and LBC’s assistant registrar, will be part of a session titled “The Listening Room,” where three musicians will take turns performing songs they have written, as well as discussing what

“making music to the glory of God” looks like in their practice.

Singer-songwriter Jon Guerra will present the closing concert at 7:30 p.m. on March 7 as part of his “Invisible Things Tour.”

From Austin, Texas, Guerra writes devotional music, and his debut album, “Little Songs,” was released in 2015. He has also composed music for Terrence Malick’s 2019 film, “A Hidden Life.” His first devotional album was “Keeper of Days,” followed by “Ordinary Ways” in 2023 and “American Gospel” in 2024.

As in years past, Horst Arts will offer hands-on activities. Two live podcasts are also planned

for the conference: “The Habit” with Jonathan Rogers and “Square Halo” with Carey Bustard. Additionally, a theatrical experience and art exhibit will center around the new book “Among the Lilies: The Song of Songs Annotated & Illustrated,” and Lancaster’s Nooks Gallery & Bookshop will host Leslie Anne Bustard’s “The Goodness Poetry Reading.” Registration and the Square Halo bookstore will open at 8 a.m. on March 6, with the first session beginning at 9:15 a.m. For more information about the event, including lodging and how to order tickets, visit www.squarehalo.org/ conference.

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other items and gift certificates for local services and merchandise will be sold throughout the day. Food items will be sold throughout the day by members of the Ephrata-Cocalico 4-H Community Club.

Auctioneers from All American Auction Service will volunteer their time

for the event.

All proceeds will benefit the Lancaster County 4-H program.

To receive a list of sale items, make a donation, volunteer, or request special access accommodations, contact Lori Little at the Penn State Extension office in Lancaster County at 717-394-6851.

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Sejuste Named Player of the Week

Giovanni Sejuste of Gap, a member of the Lebanon Valley College (LVC) men’s basketball team, was named Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom Player of the Week for the week ending Jan. 25. Sejuste led the Dutchmen to two home conference wins during the week he was selected, scoring 48 points and grabbing 18 rebounds while shooting 66.7% from the field. The guard started the week with his second double-double of the year, with 25 points and 10 rebounds to propel LVC to an 83-69 victory over FDU-Flor-

ham on Jan. 21. The firstyear finished the week with 23 points, eight rebounds, two blocks, and two steals in a 79-76 overtime victory over Delaware Valley University on Jan. 24. Sejuste has scored more than 20 points in each of four recent games, is second in scoring during conference play with 21.7 points per game, and has a conference-leading .582 field goal percentage.

Sejuste, a graduate of Linville Hill Christian School, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in business administration at LVC.

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Real Estate is being sold as/is and subject to purchaser’s sole discretion of value & condition. All announcements made at time of auction take precedence over any and all previously printed material or verbal statements. Being offered & Sold subject to Seller’s Immediate Approval. DOWN PAYMENT AMOUNT is ARBITRARY & NOT BASED ON EXPECTED SALES PRICE. More details, photos, & complete Terms at www.pmorganauctions.com. ALL SHOWINGS ARE BY APPOINTMENT. Contact Auctioneer, Patrick Morgan, at 717-278-9202 to schedule your showing. Attorney: Christopher Straub 717-299-7342 or

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CAP Cadets Earn Awards

The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Jesse Jones Composite Squadron was presented with the Colonel Dion E. DeCamp award, naming the unit “Ground Team of the Year” at the annual Pennsylvania Wing Group 2 Conference on Jan. 24. The conference was held at Fort Indiantown Gap and hosted by Group 2 Commander Maj. Jayson Hanson. The keynote speaker of the event was Brig. Gen. Lynn M. Lee, chief of staff at Joint Force Headquarters, Pennsylvania National Guard.

In addition to being

recognized as Ground Team of the Year, the Jesse Jones Composite Squadron had several senior members awarded for their outstanding service and contributions to the Civil Air Patrol. Lt. Col. Glenn Baugher received the Group 2 Commander of the Year award, Maj. Jerome “Pepper” Broad was named Senior Member of the Year, 2nd Lt. Craig Shannon received Safety Officer of the Year recognition, and Capt. Krystal Shannon was recognized as Public Affairs Officer of the Year.

Cadet awards were also presented. Cadet of the Year was presented to Cadet Capt. Aaron Keohane, and Cadet NCO of the Year was presented to Cadet Senior Master Sgt. Thaddeus Lippencott. Additionally, Cadet Col. Slater Shannon, Cadet 1st Lt. Lucyann Draeger, Cadet

Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Heisey, Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Camden Rineer, Cadet

Senior Master Sgt. Thaddeus Lippincott, Cadet

Senior Master Sgt. Brady Dougherty, Cadet Tech. Sgt. Brendon Ortiz, and Cadet Senior Airman Theodore

Seifferlein were presented with Achievement Awards for performance and service beyond normal duties and expectations.

Jesse Jones Squadron 304 meets each Monday except holidays at 7 p.m. in the Venture Jets hangar, which is located at the Lancaster Airport near the intersection of Lititz Pike and Millport Road. Visitors are welcome.

The Civil Air Patrol is the civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. To learn more, visit www.JesseJones.cap .gov or follow the squadron on Facebook.

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HOUSE HIGHLIGHTS: Country style kitchen, Cozy Dining/Living room area, 3 Bedrooms, 1 full bath (main floor), Washer/Dryer room, Appliances include: microwave, gas stove, fridge/freezer combo, Hot water heater, Hot water/ forced air heating, Unfinished basement, Fully wired, Attic space, Nice front porch w/mailbox.

OUTDOOR HIGHLIGHTS: Awning in backyard, 15’ x 15’ pressure-treated deck, Child’s basketball court area, Plenty of outdoor receptacles, Off street parking lot, Public water/sewer, Wyomissing Area School District, Mohnton Borough, Right across a quiet street from Berks Co. Park & Mohnton Borough Playground.

$20,000 down payment night of auction. Settlement on or before 4-14-26. Taxes prorated, transfer taxes are buyer’s expense. Dave Mersky Attorney. All info and highlights on this property deemed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Zoned Single Family Residential. Annual taxes only $2,779.

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in but not finished. Exterior entrance for first floor bedroom.

Auctioneer’s Note: Twin home in Parkesburg - close to Minch Park, Library, Poured Out café and Fill This Cup café. Excellent first time home buyer opportunity

Terms: Property sold As-Is. 10% deposit

5754263 for private showing.

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