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Keystone Crossword: Only in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is unique in so many ways, and that’s reflected in this week’s Keystone Crossword, which is comprised of things you’ll (usually) only hear and see right here in the commonwealth. Good luck!
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Here’s why Hanover is the ‘snack food capital of the world’
The small York County town of Hanover is a big name in salty snacks, including Snyder’s pretzels, cheese curls, and potato chips.
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These 9 restaurants in Pa. really committed to their themes
From nostalgic menus to immersive atmospheres, these Pennsylvania restaurants offer unique themed dining experiences.
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The most affordable places to live in Pennsylvania in 2025
See how far a dollar stretches in these 12 affordable places to live in Pennsylvania in 2025.
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Incredible ice cream made right here in Pennsylvania
Ice cream lovers in Pennsylvania benefit from a wide variety of creameries and farms that make homemade ice cream.
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What is Pennsylvania Dutch? Here’s everything you need to know
To answer the question “What is Pennsylvania Dutch?” we dive into the group’s history, culture, and impact on the Keystone State.
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2025 Pride Guide: PA’s biggest festivals & events
Support the LGBTQ+ community at colorful and community-oriented 2025 Pride celebrations across the state.
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Discover 8 of the best hoagies in Southeastern Pennsylvania that aren’t in Philly
In towns to the north, west, and south of Philadelphia, you’ll find a good many hoagie shops that rival some of the best in the city.
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Central Pa’s Bhutanese Nepali community celebrates restaurant opening after ICE raids
Following ICE raids and deportations by President Donald Trump’s administration, Central Pennsylvania’s Bhutanese Nepali community celebrated the opening of a new restaurant in Swatara Township on Sunday. Community members are asking those living in the Harrisburg area to support their shops and restaurants.
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Justin Douglas calls on Trump and ICE to stop deporting Bhutanese refugees from Pennsylvania
A press release issued by Justin Douglas’ office stated that at least one of the Bhutanese refugees recently deported from Pennsylvania has already been arrested by Nepalese authorities while trying to visit family members living in refugee camps.
