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Five Routes, More than 1,200 Riders, and 47 Years of Lancaster’s Covered Bridge Classic Original

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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — More than 1,200 cyclists took to the roads of Lancaster County on Sunday for the 47th annual Covered Bridge Classic. The annual ride offers five route options ranging from 19 to 100 miles, giving cyclists of different ages and experience levels a chance to participate while taking in Lancaster County’s scenery. “It's a tour of Lancaster County featuring our covered bridges,” said Dave Stauffer, director of the Covered Bridge Classic.
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Major League Quadball Championship brings unique sport, inclusive community to Lancaster Original

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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Players from across the country converged on Lancaster County this weekend for the Major League Quadball Championships, bringing a fast-growing sport inspired by the fictional game of Quidditch to central Pennsylvania. Ten teams competed for the Benepe Cup, the league’s championship trophy, in an event that showcased both the competition and the close-knit community that has helped the sport grow. This story continues below.
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Franklin & Marshall baseball finds new home at Penn Medicine Park Original

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LANCASTER, Pa. — Franklin & Marshall College baseball is getting a new home. The Diplomats announced a partnership with the Lancaster Stormers that will make Penn Medicine Park the team's primary home field beginning this spring. The partnership expands on a relationship between F&M and the Stormers that began two to three years ago, with the Diplomats playing select games at the ballpark. This story continues below.
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