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Historian comments on devastating fire at old freight station

Jessica Martinez
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Jessica Martinez
Sports Reporter · Ephrata, PA

Jessica, a former collegiate athlete, graduated from Millersville University and has been a passionate sports journalist for 7 years. Before joining the Lancaster Current team, she covered local high school athletics for the Reading Eagle.

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Historian comments on devastating fire at old freight station — Hershey Real Estate news

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)-- A piece of Central Pennsylvania history was lost in a fire on Friday afternoon. Officials are still investigating after a fire burned down the old freight station in Dauphin County on Friday, disrupting train traffic and destroying a historically relevant property in the process. The old freight station is no longer [...]

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