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Author Archives: Smart Staff
Words are not just words
She said it. She finally said it. My 18-month-old Amelia said the most glorious two-syllable word in the world. Patiently (and impatiently) I yearned for the moment that word would spring from her lips. She had said “up,” “down” and … Continue reading
Enjoy amazing moments before they pass
When I first had Lily, everyone told me to enjoy every moment of babyhood — because it would be over before I knew it. It’s one of the many things you hear over and over from seasoned parents — they … Continue reading
Cold or flu: Do you know the difference?
Know the difference between cold and flu symptoms? This handy list can help cure what ails you, as well as give pointers on how to lessen your chances of getting sick. Colds · Transmitted through touch. · Results from contact … Continue reading
Six things to consider before hiring a wedding photographer
You’re getting married! The date, the venue, the gown, the flowers — everything is falling into place. As excitement builds, remember that taking the time to select the right wedding photographer will ensure that all those details are captured for … Continue reading
Sibling rivalry can wait
Becoming a big sister is a pretty big deal. Take it from someone who has a little brother. (And by little brother, I mean a 6-foot, 28-year-old married guy.) Younger siblings need to be shown the way in life, you … Continue reading
Never say ‘never’
You know the expression “I’ve never been so (insert adjective here) before in my life”? I’ve decided that those words will never pass my lips again. Too many times have I uttered the phrase, which, at the time, seemed to … Continue reading
Answer: Historic landmark featured in winter issue
In the January/February issue of Smart — which will hit your mailbox the week of Jan. 3 — we ask readers to guess where this photo was taken. If you guessed it’s the Warehime-Myers Mansion in Hanover, you’re right! Read … Continue reading
Posted in Home and garden, Places to go, Things to do
Tagged answer, historic landmark, Warehime-Myers Mansion
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Finding peace on Christmas
“Oh Holy Night” has always been my favorite Christmas song. During Christmas Eve mass, a soloist always sang it right after communion — when everyone was kneeling and reflecting on the sacrament (or praying that they could make a break … Continue reading
Give the gift of safety
The York County Office of Emergency Management issued these suggestions today. The list isn’t “fun,” but the items could save someone’s life. Looking for a last-minute holiday gift? The York County Office of Emergency Management asks residents to “give the … Continue reading
Color, cut and display a festive nutcracker
Posted in Kids' corner
Tagged Christmas, coloring, coloring pages, decoration, holiday, nutcracker, Smart
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