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When: Lititz Borough Council virtual meeting, Feb. 23.
What happened: Holly DeKarske, executive director of Venture Lititz, reported the Feb. 12-21 Lititz Ice Walk went well, even amid winter weather challenges. The event, intended to bring people into downtown shops and restaurants, was a scaled-down version of festivals of years past because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan was to hold an event that would allow social distancing and mask-wearing, spread out over nearly two weeks instead of one very crowded weekend.
How it went: Other than an overnight rainstorm on Feb. 15, the Ice Walk had chilly temperatures for most of the event. That kept the ice sculptures cold, so people could come into town at their leisure to check out the 63 ice sculptures created by DiMartino Ice Co. The winter weather did prove challenging to the public works employees because of several snowstorms requiring snow and ice removal in downtown Lititz. There were also several water main breaks during the
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Regal role in solo play rewards S.F. woman who finally pursued her dream of becoming an actor
Exit Theatre s The Snow Walk of the Empress Matilda follows the Holy Roman Empress on her famous nighttime, camouflaged escape
Lily Janiak January 24, 2021Updated: January 28, 2021, 9:23 am
San Francisco actor Catherine Luedtke in costume at Golden Gate Heights Park. Luedtke stars in the one-woman show “The Snow Walk of the Empress Matilda,” written by Stuart Bousel for Exit Theatre. Photo: Yalonda M. James, The Chronicle
In the 1990s, when Catherine Luedtke told a career counselor on Market Street that her dream was to be an actor, the response was, “You can’t make a living at that.”