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Posted: Apr 16, 2020 / 09:26 PM EDT / Updated: Apr 16, 2020 / 09:26 PM EDT

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by Priscilla Liguori / Jan 26, 2021

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- While the American Red Cross is wearing several hats during the coronavirus pandemic, it continues to respond to an uptick in house fires. The nonprofit says those are common in Central Pennsylvania during the winter months.

Though the Midstate hasn't been slammed by snowstorms so far this year, the Red Cross says it's vital to continue raising awareness about winter safety.

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DIGITAL ORIGINAL: Lititz tea shop owner talks making the perfect cup of tea

by Avery Van Etten / Jan 13, 2021

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) -- Jan. 12 is National Hot Tea Day, and brewing the perfect cup of tea entails more than one may think.

If you think tea isn't...well...your cup of tea, Alice Pepper, owner of A Tea Affair, says you might just be making some brewing faux pas. "A lot of people say they don't like loose leaf tea, but it's usually because it's bitter because they've over-steeped, or they've burnt the tea leaves," says Pepper.

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DIGITAL ORIGINAL: Lancaster County farm presents virtual Calving Corner for 2021 Farm Show

by Avery Van Etten, Ben Moore / Jan 13, 2021

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) -- The Pennsylvania Farm Show's popular Calving Corner has transitioned online with the rest of the week-long event, and it features cows and dairy farmers from Meadow Spring Farm in Lititz.

Viewers can visit the Calving Corner YouTube channel to learn about dairy farming from the family that owns Meadow Spring Farm, and, if the timing works out just right, they may even be able to witness live-streamed calf births.

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