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Entries Tagged as 'Farmland preservation'

Friday, January 4th, 2008

The expense of preservation

So Molly and Dick are gone - one of our writers is over at the courthouse right about now covering the swearing-in of the new commissioners - and we’re getting the usual post-mortems, looking back on the outgoing board of commissioners’ achievements.
Where you stand on the convention center issue, of course, largely determines where you […]

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007

Down on the farm

Took the kids over the weekend to one of our local “Visit the farm, take a hayride and more!” places. It was nice, though a bit pricey, but the little boy enjoyed the corn maze and the baby girl was thrilled when the sheep came up and licked her hand.
Visit Lancaster County! And bring disinfectant!

Friday, June 29th, 2007

The worst idea of ever

…as my 5-year-old son would put it. On the front page of today’s Lancaster New Era is this story, about how farm preservation groups are saying that unless we continue to preserve farms - unless the county continues to borrow money in order to preserve farms - then we face “devastating consequences” in the future.
Nonsense.