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Mercer County Commissioners approve resolution for open space trust fund referendum

From frontier inn to wedding venue, White Chimneys Estate celebrates 300th anniversary July 3

In amazement of her home’s expansion, Hannah Slaymaker called out to her mother, remarking how beautiful the bright, newly painted “white chimneys” of her house were glistening in the sunlight. That was in the early 1800s, but little did she know that the name, White Chimneys, would stick over 200 years later. The White Chimneys Estate, located at 5117 Lincoln Highway in Gap, is now owned by father and daughter duo Jack and Jessica Meyer, and will host a 300th anniversary gala Saturday, July 3. From noon to 9 p.m., the frontier-inn-turned-wedding-venue site will host a free community celebration, featuring a Civil War encampment, musicians, crafts, food, fireworks — and even an appearance from “William Penn.”

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On the trail of Thaddeus Stevens, Pennsylvania's equal rights champion

A DIY history tour through the life of a 19th-century congressman with a surprisingly contemporary perspective on human rights.

Union County's Walter E. Ulrich Memorial Pool opens Memorial Day weekend

Staff Report View Comments UNION COUNTY - The newly renovated Walter E. Ulrich Memorial Pool, located in Union County’s Rahway River Park in Rahway, will open to the public Memorial Day weekend.  Union County Board of Commissioners Chairman Alexander Mirabella joined Commissioner Christopher Hudak and other local officials and members of the public at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the pool on May 21, according to a release.    “We are all looking forward to our favorite summertime activities, and completing the renovation of the Walter E. Ulrich Pool complex is a great way to kick off the season,” Mirabella said. “The new Ulrich Pool will provide Union County residents and visitors with many new opportunities to make new memories of summer in our community.”