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Lancaster County Central Park, located in West Lampeter Township, is the largest park in Lancaster County, covering 544 acres. With its convenient location and abundance of facilities and recreational features, Central Park attracts the most visitors among the county's nine parks. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in Central Park, including swimming in the county pool, skateboarding at the only skate park in the county, renting pavilions for private functions, exploring the beautiful Garden of Five Senses, gardening in rental plots, hiking, biking, and horseback riding on the park's trails, camping in the Mill Creek Camping Area, participating in environmental education programs offered by the Environmental Center, and browsing through the extensive collection of nature and environmental books and videos at the Shuts Environmental Library.Generated from the website

Berks County is part of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. As of 2000, the population reached 373,638 residents. Its county seat is Reading6. During the 1740s, the northern inhabitants of Lancaster County sent several petitions requesting a separate county be established. With the help of Conrad Weiser, the county was formed on March 11, 1752 from Chester County, Lancaster County and Philadelphia County. The county was named after William Penn's family home of Berkshire, England. Berks County is known as a part of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 2,242 square-kilometers. Berks County is bordered by the counties of Lancaster to the south, Lebanon to the west, Schuykill located northwest, Lehigh to the northeast, Montgomery located southeast and Chester to the southeast.

Baltimore County Social Services in Essex, MD, provides a range of essential social services to low-income residents, including emergency assistance, food supplement programs, and medical assistance. The office aims to help citizens access necessary resources and support to improve their quality of life. In addition to direct services, the agency offers programs such as the Maryland Energy Assistance Program to assist with heating bills and minimize energy crises. Various district offices are available to serve specific ZIP codes, ensuring that assistance reaches those in need throughout the county. Generated from the website