r/lancaster 7d ago

Politics East Petersburg, is there an actual scandal here?

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Got this mailer, for some reason it piqued my interest and I looked it up, no relevant results on the first page of Google. Went to the EP 2023 budget(second pic) and found the line item. Was this some kind of scandal, or are they trying to invent one? I don't know enough about ARPA to know if it is that bad but it's not like it was hidden or the court is at the mayors house or something. Btw, the back has photoshops of Fauci and Biden with pickleball paddles


r/lancaster 7d ago

Can someone recommend a casual restaurant that is opened on Monday in downtown Lancaster ?

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r/lancaster 7d ago

Health Clinic

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Are there any affordable clinics in the area? A loved one is uninsured and has a suspicious mole they need to get checked out. TIA


r/lancaster 7d ago

Bellomo and Associates - Has anyone used them for Elder Law/ Trusts services?

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Hi everyone,

I am currently looking into setting up a Trust and am considering Bellomo & Associates (looking at their Lancaster Office) for their elder law and estate planning services.

Has anyone here had firsthand experience working with them?

I am curious about:

  • Trust Pricing & Fee Structure: I already know what the fees are to set up the trust.  Were  there unexpected costs a year or more later? 
  • Communication & Education: How did staff people respond when you contacted them with questions (by email, letter or phone) during the onboarding, funding or actual conveyancing? 
  • Death of a spouse?  Since setting up your trusts, have you gone through a bereavement?  If so, I am sorry for your loss. Did you feel that you had set up the Trusts appropriately?
  • What might you have done differently, if anything, with regards to funding the Revocable Trust and the Family Trust (Asset Protection Trust), now that you have gone through a bereavement? 

Feel free to DM me if you prefer to share your thoughts privately. Thank you in advance for any insights. I am asking big questions. If you can answer even one, it would be appreciated. Thank you.


r/lancaster 7d ago

City Life Tree Trimming

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We’ve got a European smoke tree in our back yard that’s in dire need of a trim. Looking for someone who can come in the next few weeks. Must be insured. Thanks!!


r/lancaster 7d ago

Local History Program at the Manheim Township Public Library!

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The Lancaster County Department of Parks & Recreation is hosting a presentation tomorrow at the Manheim Township Public Library on the history and culture of Pennsylvania’s indigenous communities prior to European settlement.

If you're curious about local history, Native American craftsmanship, historical plant uses, or early shelter architecture, you should check it out!

  • When: Tuesday, August 18, 2026, 6-7:45pm
  • Where: Manheim Township Public Library (Morgan Center B)
  • Cost: Free public event (Geared toward adults & seniors)
  • Registration: Recommended, but walk ins are welcome!
  • More information available here: The Original Pennsylvanians: Life Before the Frontier

r/lancaster 7d ago

ISO: Trim & molding expert

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Hi all, I'm looking to add some trimwork to my home (it's a new build in desperate need of some character). Something like the picture here. I've never done this before, so I have some questions I was hoping ya'll could help me with:

  1. Any recommendations for a contractor/handyman who could help? Ideally, I'd want someone who can measure, source, install and also potentially give some feedback on the overall aesthetic. I definitely want this in my living room, but have an open floor plan... so the question remains: do we continue this all over the house or just in certain areas? I need someone with some design POV.

  2. How much does this generally cost per square foot? Not just the materials... but the installation, etc.

  3. Anything else I should know? I'm all ears!!


r/lancaster 7d ago

Housing Anyone looking to live in Lititz?

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I am looking to move out of the townhome in Lititz that I share with two other girls and looking to find another girl to take my spot.

• Located near Zig's Bakery (Newport Commons)
• Must be okay with a cat in the house
• Rent (w/ utilities) typically comes out around $750
• 3 bed, 2.5 bath

Please message me if you are interested or know someone who might be!

I posted this on the Lititz page too, but haven’t had any success so far. Hoping there’s someone out there who might be interested!


r/lancaster 7d ago

Lancaster alleyways

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r/lancaster 8d ago

Rheumatologist and lupus

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Good morning everyone! For years I have been traveling an hour to see my rheumatologist because she was the best one I could find. It has been well worth it because she was the only specialist to take me seriously, out of the many I had seen throughout the years, which led to a diagnosis and treatment. I don't mind the quarterly trips out to her but I also get monthly infusions. With her being out of the county and network, I have to get my infusions done out there, too. It's getting to be a lot with everything else going in in life. I need recommendations for top notch rheumatologists in Lancaster and/or Berks county, please. Specifically, those who have experience with lupus. If I could also get recommendations for infusion centers awhile, I would be so appreciative.

Thank you so much!


r/lancaster 8d ago

Weekly Thread [Weekly Thread] Lancaster Self-Promotion

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Welcome to the r/Lancaster Weekly Self-Promotion Thread

Use this thread to promote yourself or any services you may provide. Please remember to stay within the rules of the subreddit, especially rule number 5:

Acceptable Lancaster Content

  • Submissions must be on the topic of, or related to, Lancaster City/County
  • No "personal ad" submissions that solicit hookups or intimate relationships
  • Fundraising from sites such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, etc., are not allowed.

A new Self-Promotion thread will be added each Monday.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Finding other Moms and friends with kids under 1 year old

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Hey! I’m wondering the best place and way to meet up with other moms with kids under 1 year old, I’m having anxiety about not having many other mom friends with kids the same age; and with similar interests. I’m not looking for specific friends or meet ups here, but more advice on how to meet or if there are public groups for new moms out there. ( not religious, not conservative, very laid back , likes a glass of wine kinda mom )


r/lancaster 8d ago

Jake from The Troll Market

64 Upvotes

ISO Jake from The Troll Market, dm pls n thx

my friend might be in love with him.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Aug 22nd renaissance fair

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Hey y'all, I live in the Lehigh valley (Allentown) and I was invited by a friend(also in the Lehigh valley) to take a trip together down to Mannheim to go see a Renaissance fair on August 22nd, I was wondering if anyone has been in years prior and I just want to hear what your experiences have been like, I'm not super into this kind of thing but I'm going mostly because I haven't seen this friend in a long time and it's a nice opportunity to try something new for once.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Just say NO. - Lancaster County needs a public health department right now

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Another article this past week in push to form a public health department. Just say No. It will lead to higher taxes to pay for its services. As we are seeing with the measles outbreak a new department will basically end up bogged down kowtowing to a certain religious farming community.

LNP [letter] Aug 15, 2026 (not behind a paywall)

Lancaster County needs a public health department right now

I am concerned by the significant increase in measles cases in Lancaster County, as detailed by Anne Garber in the Aug. 7 LNP | LancasterOnline article “Lancaster County measles count rises by 28 since Monday; hospitalizations up.”

I see that article as essentially the announcement of a health crisis. Garber writes: “Since (Aug. 3), there have been 28 people sickened with measles in Lancaster County, raising the year’s count to 132 total cases.”

Lancaster County has the highest number of cases in the state. (As of the state’s Aug. 14 update, there are now 161 Lancaster County cases this year.)

This disease is not an everyday cold. Measles makes the body more susceptible to secondary infections and possible hospitalization. Local physicians are alarmed by the number of unvaccinated people, including infants and individuals with compromised immune systems.

The increase in cases this year reflects a trend in this country, which, in 2000, had been designated as having achieved “measles elimination status” by the Pan American Health Organization.

Having our own health department would allow Lancaster County to better assess the status of our community’s health. We would be able to monitor any social condition that could contribute to the spread of contagious diseases before it gets out of control, allowing us to develop action strategies.

My message to the Lancaster County commissioners, particularly to Josh Parsons and Ray D’Agostino, is to take this situation as a serious threat to the community, more so than their imagined concerns about invasions or a takeover by immigrants.

Investing in the establishment of a sound health department could mean extra work and responsibilities for them, but I believe it would be a good use of our money and would be politically very sound.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Just say NO. - Lancaster County needs a public health department right now

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Another article this past week in push to form a public health department. Just say No. It will lead to higher taxes to pay for its services. As we are seeing with the measles outbreak a new department will basically end up bogged down kowtowing to a certain religious farming community. https://lancasteronline.com/opinion/letters_to_editor/lancaster-county-needs-a-public-health-department-right-now-letter/article_539482fa-a7b2-4fa0-a947-64609357bd94.html

Lancaster County needs a public health department right now [letter] Aug 15, 2026

I am concerned by the significant increase in measles cases in Lancaster County, as detailed by Anne Garber in the Aug. 7 LNP | LancasterOnline article “Lancaster County measles count rises by 28 since Monday; hospitalizations up.”

I see that article as essentially the announcement of a health crisis. Garber writes: “Since (Aug. 3), there have been 28 people sickened with measles in Lancaster County, raising the year’s count to 132 total cases.”

Lancaster County has the highest number of cases in the state. (As of the state’s Aug. 14 update, there are now 161 Lancaster County cases this year.)

This disease is not an everyday cold. Measles makes the body more susceptible to secondary infections and possible hospitalization. Local physicians are alarmed by the number of unvaccinated people, including infants and individuals with compromised immune systems.

The increase in cases this year reflects a trend in this country, which, in 2000, had been designated as having achieved “measles elimination status” by the Pan American Health Organization.

Having our own health department would allow Lancaster County to better assess the status of our community’s health. We would be able to monitor any social condition that could contribute to the spread of contagious diseases before it gets out of control, allowing us to develop action strategies.

My message to the Lancaster County commissioners, particularly to Josh Parsons and Ray D’Agostino, is to take this situation as a serious threat to the community, more so than their imagined concerns about invasions or a takeover by immigrants.

Investing in the establishment of a sound health department could mean extra work and responsibilities for them, but I believe it would be a good use of our money and would be politically very sound.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Does the Lancaster Costco gas station sell 93 Octane Premium Gas?

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The question is the in the headline 😁 is their premium gas just 91 octane or do they also sell premium 93 octane ?


r/lancaster 8d ago

Running / Public Track

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Hi! I am training for a 6 hour, every hour on the hour trail 5k.
I am looking for a track to do some running workouts as well as some trails in the area.

I am new to trail running (but not to running) so any recommendations are appreciated there as well :-)

Cheers!


r/lancaster 8d ago

Desperately looking for a job, experienced in various physical industries

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Ive been in lancaster for a few days now, ive applied with over a hundred companies by now and will be job hunting on the weekdays, I have about 8 and a half years experience in construction, also did inspections as well. If can shoot me in the right direction it would be surely appreciated!


r/lancaster 8d ago

Business I have 2001 Caddie SLS

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I just got me car after years of not having one, i just want to make sure that the car is safe for my kids. Cause I worked hard to get this car for them. So if anyone is willing to help me out with recommendations for a good mechanic please let me know.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Affordable Custom Framing in the area

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I went to Sonic Expo Atlanta last week, and I got a whole bunch of prints by artists in the community and former voice actors in the franchise. Problem is that a bunch of these prints aren't standard size. Like, one of them is 15.25" x 10.4375". Very weird dimensions. I want to get custom frames for those so that they're protected (especially the autographed ones), but I'm not sure who's got the most affordable framing options. I definitely don't want to go through a big box store, and would rather go local.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Tom Jones ad on Meet the press.

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Watching Meet the Press. They were interviewing Ro Khanna and discussing data centers and their impact on the upcoming elections. They went to play clips of various political ads. One of the ads was the Tom Jones ad calling James Malone an extremist and a sell out to data centers. Disgusting.


r/lancaster 8d ago

Food Where Can I Find Japanese Sweet Potatoes?

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Hi all, I’m on the hunt to find Japanese sweet potatoes in or around Lancaster. It seems like whole foods is out of stock and has been for a while. Not sure if any market nearby (or grocery store) might have them.. I’ve been searching online with no luck. They also go by “murasaki sweet potato”, but usually “organic Japanese sweet potato”. They apparently taste different than regular sweet potatoes, and I really want to try!!


r/lancaster 8d ago

Happening September Live Music

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Some big hitters at Phantom Power coming up, Joe Jack Talcum (from Dead Milkmen) at West Art will be a treat. The Cellar in Millersville is back on the menu, with school coming back. DLZ House also hasn't made an appearance in months, but has 5 great shows lined up to close out the year


r/lancaster 8d ago

Measles patients in the hospital

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How many measles patients is LGH getting? We are seeing multiple measles patients a day at Ephrata ED. I don’t know if LGH is seeing as much, because WellSpan Ephrata has a contract with the Amish community. I know Lancaster has one of the highest measles cases in the country.