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Mosquitos On The Arc
One of my favorite made-for-television movies is Storm of the Century. I’ve watched it numerous times, snuggled up next to my husband, our household film aficionado. This 1999 Stephen King screenplay, directed by Craig R. Baxley—who also appeared in several… Continue reading
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By The Light of the Smallest Candle
The opening line of Edgar Allan Poe’s final poem, Annabel Lee, beckons readers into a poignant exploration of love and loss. First published in the New York Tribune, the poem beautifully captures the enduring bond between the speaker and his… Continue reading
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A Six Figure Ditch
Beautiful Montgomery County, home to my beloved Schwenksville and its neighboring communities, owes much of its growth and transformation to the ingenuity of early settlers. In 1681, this vast tract of land, then known by the English as “British America,”… Continue reading
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There’s A Ghost In This House
Autumn has always been my favorite season, especially Halloween, as it casts a special spell over the crisp air and haunted hayrides that wind through countless open fields. Each year, I eagerly explore a variety of eerie attractions, reveling in… Continue reading
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On The Siegfried Line
Community is more than just a word; it’s a concept that embodies connection and shared experience. In Schwenksville, this sense of unity is vividly brought to life each year at Community Day, a celebration that highlights our local businesses, town… Continue reading
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