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Also on today's calendar: Fridays On the Ridge - āThat Trimble is a Dangerous Manā and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: What sits at the bottom of the ocean and Shakes? š¤ (Answer below!)
āļø Important voting information: The Nov. 3 general election is coming up. Official Pennsylvania election resources: Find your polling place | Register to vote | Check your registration | Absentee, mail and early voting.
1. Political Science: Alumni and Outcomes (gettysburg.edu) ā Gettysburg College political science students and recent grads are turning campus experiences into careers ranging from law and public service to journalism and international work. Through clubs, study abroad, the Eisenhower Institute, and student government, these Gettysburgians describe how the collegeās close-knit community and liberal arts focus helped them build leadership skills and clarify their next steps after leaving town.
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2. A Tale of Two Weeks (gettysburgconnection.org) ā Gettysburg Warriors fans just watched the team fall 35-10 to Palmyra on Senior Night at Warrior Stadium, leaving their Class 5A playoff hopes hanging by a thread. With key injuries and a must-win trip to Mifflin County ahead, Coach Jake Johnson is praising his resilient seniors while already reshaping Gettysburg football for a stronger 2027 run.
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3. 10 Haunted Cemeteries In Pennsylvania That Locals Swear Are Too Creepy To Visit Alone (newsbreak.com) ā Two of Pennsylvaniaās creepiest cemeteries are right in Gettysburg, where Evergreen Cemetery and Gettysburg National Cemetery blend Civil War history with lingering ghost stories. The article shares visiting hours, key graves like Jennie Wadeās, and how local ghost tours trace routes along Baltimore Street, giving residents and visitors respectful ways to explore these storied resting places by day before the legends come out at night.
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4. Pennsylvania Awards $291,447 to Expand Farm Product Sales (mychesco.com) ā State agriculture officials spotlighted Big Hill Ciderworksā farms near Gettysburg while announcing nearly $300,000 in marketing grants to boost Pennsylvania farm products, including cider, beef, potatoes, and forestry. The Pennsylvania Cider Guild, which represents cideries like Big Hill, will use its grant for branding and consumer outreach, potentially helping Adams County apple growers reach more customers statewide and beyond.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What sits at the bottom of the ocean and Shakes?" ā A nervous wreck (Thank you Fiona M. for sending it in!)
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