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How Hollabaugh Bros. endure the heatwave with the help of a big-hearted community - Gettysburg Connection
Just before 9 p.m. on Monday, June 23, Ellie Hollabaugh Vranich was visiting friends with her husband and kids, trying to unwind after another day of brutal heat. Temperatures had pushed past 100 degrees, and she couldn’t stop thinking about its effect on their crop of early summer fruits. Then the lights went out. Her phone buzzed: the Met-Ed substation in nearby Gardners had overloaded and caught fire. Ellie turned to her husband, Erik. “This …
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