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McAllen Monitor - Ted Schwalm has two addictions roller coasters and concerts. This summer he rode 110 coasters in 10 days. During that 10-day period he drove 3,700 miles, including one all-night drive from Hershey Park in Pennsylvania to Toronto, Canada. Schwalm

Who needs sand to have fun?
Hampton Roads Daily Press - Thrill seekers also will enjoy Waverider, a new two-person attraction where guests compete against one another to ride a boogie board atop a current of water that simulates an ocean wave. Getting through the line took close to an hour because only

Parkland falls in the PIAA finals
Allentown Morning Call - Parkland fans didn’t have to tailgate in the parking lot outside Hershey Park Stadium because alumnus Dave Davis, Class of 1969, provided free food at a concession stand decorated with red balloons. Davis and a staff of 10 cooked up 1,200 burgers, 1

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - The previous CEO, Dick Willey, had planned to step down at the end of 2007 but ended up being forced to resign in October following an audit showing a $79,000 staff retreat to Hershey Park — an event that was news to PHEAA’s board. Mr. Willey has Article Details

HometownAnnapolis.com - His camping activities and high adventure trips are numerous to count, but notable ones include winter camping in a cabin at the Broad Creek Memorial Scout Reserve, twice doing the Discovery overnight at Heritage camp, a Hershey Park camp-out and

Ready-to-Eat Foods Boost Profits
Morning News - Tyson Foods products — sans the logo — can be found at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, in Pennsylvania’s Hershey Park and on most major college campuses, just to name a few possibilities. Ready-to-eat products like Bonici Brothers Pizza, chicken

Studies show correlation with alcohol and drug abuse, among other
McAllen Monitor - Ted Schwalm has two addictions roller coasters and concerts. This summer he rode 110 coasters in 10 days. During that 10-day period he drove 3,700 miles, including one all-night drive from Hershey Park in Pennsylvania to Toronto, Canada. Schwalm

Logan: PHEAA reforms a success
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - The previous CEO, Dick Willey, had planned to step down at the end of 2007 but ended up being forced to resign in October following an audit showing a $79,000 staff retreat to Hershey Park — an event that was news to PHEAA’s board. Mr. Willey has

Student Loan Agency CEO Quits
State College - The Hershey park outing by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency was disclosed by Auditor General Jack Wagner. Wagner also said the agency’s employees got $2.5 million in bonuses for the year ended June 30th. Sixty percent of the money