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11/29/2025

🎄 December in Hummelstown 🎁

The holiday season is in full swing, and there’s something special happening all month long. Mark your calendars and join us for these festive community events:

for more details on individual events please visit: www.hummelstownishappening.com/calendar

Sunday, December 7 – A Big Day in Hummelstown:
Shop local at the Fire Dept. Craft Fair, honor our heroes at the Pearl Harbor Ceremony, enjoy family fun during Holiday Happenings, and end the evening with the annual Tree Lighting.

Friday, December 12 – 2nd Friday: Eat, Shop, Stroll Local (6–8 PM):
Take in the twinkling lights, shop for holiday gifts, and enjoy a cheerful night downtown with friends and neighbors.

Tuesday & Wednesday, December 9–10 – Santa in the Park (6:30–7:30 PM):
Visit Schaffner Park for the FFO's annual holiday tradition featuring Santa, lights, and festive fun for the whole family.

Saturday, December 13 – Firetruck Santa & Food Drive:
Santa rides through Hummelstown with the Fire Company collecting food donations for the Hummelstown Food Bank.

Sunday, December 14 – Community Holiday Caroling (2 PM):
Join Hummelstown Parks & Rec at Hummelstown Manor for a joyful afternoon of singing and spreading holiday cheer.

✨ Celebrate the season, support local, and enjoy the magic of the holidays right here in Hummelstown!

10/18/2024

Dinner with my favorite cousins. Had much fun.

10/09/2024

I want to share a post from a friend who lives in Florida. I thought we should all see this post. Dear everyone who doesn't live in Florida but loves someone who does, here are some things you need to know about hurricanes:
They don't come until they come, so if you ask us how we are 72 hours before we expect the winds to start, don't be surprised if we tell you we're fine. Please believe us. We're actively preparing, and we're watching the forecast more closely than you are, but we're truly fine at the moment.
Hurricanes are unpredictable. No matter how good the models are, hurricanes often demonstrate a mind of their own. We're always hoping and praying for a turn or "wobble" that sends the monster further from civilization. But if you ask us what's going to happen three or four days from now, we honestly don't know for sure (and neither do the meteorologists).
An entire state can't evacuate. Everyone packing up, jumping into their cars and heading north may seem like a great idea. However, the truth is that those of us in "safer" inland regions generally need to stay put to reserve the roads, gas, hotel rooms, shelters, plane tickets, etc. for the most vulnerable folks who live on the coast in the storm's path (where evacuation orders exist). Some inland folks may choose to leave, but most of us stay put and follow the instructions of our local governments.
We truly appreciate your love and concern, the offers to stay in your homes, etc. Know that the national media is doing a pretty good job of stirring up your anxiety. Our local weather teams are much calmer and more knowledgeable about how the hurricanes affect our area. They are working nonstop to give us updates and telling us to prepare. We trust them. When the tie comes off, the sleeves are rolled up, and we're told to hunker down, we're ready.
Of course we're worried, but we're trying to do all the right things to prepare and not freak out. Thanks for offering words of love and encouragement (and not jumping on the freak-out wagon - it just makes it harder on us).
❤️ Your Florida loved ones
PS. Ask how we are after it passes!
(Copied from a friend)
Finally, pray …. Pray for everyone in this hurricanes path. Florida needs all the prayers you can send our way! ❤️💙❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

10/01/2024

Pete Rose dies at 83: MLB world pays tribute to legendary all-time hits leader 'Charlie Hustle'

09/24/2024

Happy day!

09/11/2024

LOL!

09/11/2024

Fun times!