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Today's riddle: What did the buffalo say when his son went off to college? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Chester County Farms Help Feed Southeastern Pennsylvania and Beyond (montco.today) — Chester County farms, including major mushroom growers and Barnard’s Orchard in Kennett Square, are helping feed both local families and shoppers nationwide. With dairies, orchards, and livestock operations generating high per-acre sales, residents are encouraged to support this agricultural backbone by buying from farm stores, farmers markets, and locally branded products throughout the year.
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2. Longwood Gardens Earns a Martha Stewart Day-Trip Itinerary (vista.today) — Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square is getting national attention with a Martha Stewart–endorsed day-trip itinerary that highlights classes, specialty gardens, and evening fountain shows. The piece also nods to Kennett Square dining and other Chester County happenings, giving locals ideas for showcasing their hometown to visiting friends and planning their own full-day outing.
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3. Longwood Gardens Taps Former SeaWorld Executive to Lead Revenue (mychesco.com) — Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square has hired longtime attractions executive Jeffrey M. Davis to oversee hospitality, retail, events, and other revenue-generating operations. His background at SeaWorld and Sesame Place signals a push to expand visitor spending and enhance guest amenities, potentially shaping future dining, shopping, and event experiences for local residents and visitors alike.
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4. What Can Virtual Reality Teach Us About Natures Restorative Health Benefits? (drexel.edu) — Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square helped Drexel researchers create virtual reality scenes that tested how ornamental gardens and natural landscapes affect people’s brains and bodies. The study found curated gardens can calm the mind almost like wild nature while keeping the body alert, suggesting new ways to design restorative real and virtual spaces for people with limited outdoor access.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What did the buffalo say when his son went off to college?" — Bi son (Thank you Judy O. for sending it in!)
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