Jack Brubaker

Dear Dr. Scribbleratom: I remember going to the Root's open-air market during the 1960s and seeing, at the end of the “road'' through the

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When the Scribbler was a senior at Dickinson College in the mid-1960s, he knew a 68-year-old man named Whitney Wells. Wells was a former Harvard University instructor who enjoyed drinking

Raccoons can open 11 of 13 complex locks on one box in fewer than 10 attempts. These locks include bolts, hooks, lift latches, levers and other devices that must be

Murder and mayhem, haunted houses, freak incidents and other unexplained phenomena are phenomenally popular subjects. Now add to that bookshelf an entry from Lititz.

Public school consolidation in Pennsylvania in the 1950s and ‘60s — which some observers thought would undermine the autonomy of local schools — prompted

On Thursday, Americans will celebrate precisely 248 years since a Congress of upstart colonists adopted the Declaration of Independence on Thursday, July 4, 1776.

A bench is a bench is a bench. Until you begin looking very closely at a bench. Until you compare one bench with similar but subtly different benches. Until you

Some property owners demolish older, stable, sometimes historic buildings so they can erect modern structures that require less maintenance.

When Christopher Scott purchased Lime Valley Mill on the Pequea Creek near Willow Street seven years ago, he knew he faced a major restoration project. The grist mill, built by