On December 2nd through 4th, Get The Led Out (GTLO) performed three nights of Led Zeppelin Live. The concerts took place at Whitaker Center Science and Arts in Harrisburg at 8:00 pm. On these three nights, they recreated Led Zeppelin’s songs, their music is fun and intense!

GTLO consists of six professional musicians, who are also veterans! GTLO is also from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  The members of the band are Paul Sinclair, Jimmy Marchiano, Adam Ferraioli, Andrew Lipke, Paul Hammond, and Billy Childs. The band consists of 3 guitarists, one drum player, and one harmonica player, as well as a vocalist.  GTLO uses recorded music from Led Zeppelin and brings it to the big concert stage. GTLO started in the fall of 2003. 

GTLO has performed all across the country, they usually perform at big clubs as well as major performing arts centers. GTLO is an inspiring band to see especially if you loved Led Zeppelin and hard rock!

The people at Marysville go all out with the Christmas lights. It’s so people and families can come and take pictures and walk through the lights with their children. There are more than 500k lights that are going to be on display at this light show. They are going to have live music, food vendors, and kid's activities there.

The Annual Holiday at Rocky Ridge County Park has over 600k lights lit up. They have a cookie and hot chocolate stand for the grown ups and little kids. They have activities for the grown ups,  teens and little kids. You can also enjoy over a mile long of lights at Clippers Stadium in Lancaster! They have music events for people to just chill at and spend time with people.

Dutch wonderland has over a thousand lights for kids and adults to enjoy, and over 20 attraction rides for the younger kids to do while the adults sit back and relax. The Hershey sweet lights are 600 animated lights that go for miles long. You can just sit in your car with snacks and drinks or hot chocolate or popcorn and relax with your family or friends. There is also an event where you can meet Santa and his reindeers, and you can look at over 5 hundred million twinkling lights! 

On November 17th,2021, the Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, passed Senate Bill 248. This bill will add three new holidays to the PA calendar.These new holidays honor veterans and emergency responders.

  According to this new bill, March 6th will be considered “Persian Gulf Veterans Day”, Oct 7th will be considered “Global War on Terrorism Veterans Day” and, Septembre 27th will be “First Responders Day.” 

These new Holidays were passed to remember the service and sacrifice of our bravest citizens. 

According to Major General Schindler, several veterans go through severe suffering and trials even after coming home, whether it be with their mental health, or in the lack of resources they have access to. Schindler wants not only veterans to be recognized but also their families, who sacrificed times with their loved ones in support of their nation. Two of those special days “The Persian Gulf”, and “Global War on Terrorism” were specially requested by Army veteran Harold Redding of Spring Grove to honor the Veterans.