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Pen Argyl Borough in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, is a historic town of 3600 residents nestled at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountain and the Appalachian Trail. Established in 1853 with the discovery of slate, the town's name originates from Welsh and Anglo-Saxon words related to slate rock. Initially flourishing due to quarrymen from Cornwall, England, the area was incorporated in 1882 and became known as the Slate Belt. Today, Pen Argyl remains steeped in history, with a working slate quarry and a tradition of pasty baking brought over by the quarrymen. Visitors can still enjoy authentic pasties at Mr. Pasties in town. The highlight of Pen Argyl is the iconic Dentzel carousel at Weona Park, acquired in 1923 and featuring stationary wooden animals. This carousel, a rare gem, offers rides during the summer park season, delighting locals and visitors alike. Generated from the website content

The Kingston VFW Post 283 is a community-focused organization dedicated to serving veterans and their families through a wide range of support programs and services. With over 1.4 million members nationwide, the VFW advocates for veterans' rights, assists with VA claims, and provides access to essential resources for financial education and mental wellness. In addition to supporting veterans, Kingston VFW Post 283 fosters community engagement through local initiatives, educational programs, and events like the annual national convention. The organization also encourages members to participate in advocacy efforts to promote legislative priorities that benefit veterans and service members. Generated from the website