Bethlehem, Pa.'s Pick For New Year's Eve 'Drop' Is Its Local Confection
In New York, they drop a huge, crystal-encrusted ball to mark the arrival of the new year. In Bethlehem, Pa., it's the "Peeps chick drop."
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In New York, they drop a huge, crystal-encrusted ball to mark the arrival of the new year. In Bethlehem, Pa., it's the "Peeps chick drop."
The undisputable mushroom capital of the world, right here in Chester County, Pa., is holding a family-friendly New Year's Eve event that includes a new tradition: its first "Mushroom Drop."
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The big event will take place on New Year's Day.
Call it an invitation to enjoy but not admire, otherwise known as a missed opportunity.
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