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Book review: The More-With-Less Cookbook 50th Anniversary Edition
By Mary Sprunger, contributor The More-With-Less Cookbook by Doris Janzen Longacre (1940-79) is more than a compendium of recipes; it is a best-selling cultural phenomenon, well known and beloved among North American Mennonites and beyond. Since its first edition in 1976, almost one million copies have sold. Through numerous small revisions of format and content, …


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New affordable housing development planned for city land on Neff Ave.
The city chose Pennrose LLC, a Philadelphia-based development company that focuses on affordable housing and apartments, to partner with and develop houses on the city-owned lot along Neff Avenue across from UPARK and next to A Dream Come True Playground.


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What’s behind downtown’s restaurant and bar turnover? It’s complicated.
Downtown Harrisonburg has said goodbye to a variety of familiar restaurants and bars this year, leaving many residents wondering whether something bigger is happening to the city's restaurant scene. At the same time, new businesses continue to move in.


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Community Perspective: Crashes and Courage
A submitted perspectives piece by Roger Barbee As an educator, I refrained from using the word effort in describing a student’s or athlete’s work. Advised by a colleague that the word was another way of saying, “A good try, but you failed,” I was careful with it around students, and I still use the word with caution. So while watching …


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Community Perspective: The road to Hades in Harrisonburg
A submitted perspectives piece by Glenn Logan Reitze  If it happens in Harrisonburg only on film, does it happen in Harrisonburg at all? I would argue that, sometimes, it does. The screened images are ephemeral, just as is live human speech, but their impact on those watching and listening can still be profound. Undoubtedly, there is still magic in …


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