Summer Intern Shares Her Story
As my summer internship comes to a close, I reflect back on what I accomplished while interning. I was able to really bring what I learned in class to the forefront.
A Speedy Recovery
When Harry Meyers fell in his home while preparing for a beach vacation, he didn’t expect to lose his ability to walk. It was the furthest thing from his mind.
The Right Recipe Starts with Research
Success! The Tour of the Islands Caribbean event held in the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown's Village Green Area earlier this summer was an enjoyable success.
Faith, Time, and Holidays
This weekend we celebrate The United States of America being 240 years old. That's a long time for a nation to remain free. But in the context of world history, America is just a CHILD.
Masonic Villages – A Place to Grow for All
This morning, as I drove to work, I felt a huge surge of pride. As the sun rose over our pristine campus, I was reminded of how much it’s grown over the past 20 years.
Summer in Dallas, PA
I grew up in the Wyoming Valley. My whole life is here. Yet, when I was fresh faced out of culinary school, I went to Pennsylvania College of Technology, and I started working in the Back Mountain area.
Focusing on Spiritual Care
Beginning June 15th, 2016, the Pastoral Care Department at the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown will become the Spiritual Care Department due to the campus' growing population and changing roles.
The Dirt on Fresh Ingredients
With the cold weather behind us and spring in full bloom with nice warm weather, we can officially welcome the start of the planting season.
Homegrown Beef Enhances Menus
The Masonic Village at Elizabethtown has the unique benefit of featuring a working farm and orchard among its many campus amenities. Because of this it also boasts fresh, local menu ingredients, including beef.
The Veteran’s Grove
In 1920, Robert Burns Lodge No. 464, Harrisburg, funded the planting of 268 oak trees on the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown campus, for the Masons who died serving our country during World War I.