Neil Leary, Sustainability Activist, involved in Mount Hollow Springs and contibiting to the Preservation of Mount Tabor AME Zion Church, Downtown Revitalization, and the Mount Hollow Marsh Preserve.

Where Mountain Creek Flows, as a podcast has so far leaned left and Democratic politically. Some casts of the 11 are apolitical. But there is no reason Independent, conservative, and Republican points of view cannot be featured. 717-462-0393 is Burr's number.

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Jessica St. Clair, running for Pennsylvania House District 87 as a Democrat. She talks about her background and her positions of the issues, in a district that includes Mount Holly Springs.

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Katie Daniels talks about her time on the Mount Holly Borough Council - the ups and downs in her words. She has since moved into the township below Mount Holly.

Today we talk to Doris Fahnestock, founder and coordinator of Quilts for Veterans. She lives and has a - party house - on Baltimore Street where the quilting group meet and discuss the next quilt run over cake and coffee. Doris has been a community asset with this project for 10 years.

The Secretary of the Mount Tabor Preservation, Carmen James talks about growing up in the church neighborhood and attending Mount Tabor until its closing in the 1970's. Learn about the preservation projects including the African-American community Cemetery and upcoming goals and events for the the Project.

Mandy discusses her on the job training for her work as a bank manager sa Members 1st. to community canvasser to get Mount Holly Citizens involved in their community.

Andrew offers tours that are "Beginner‑friendly by design." He talks about a frustrated then successful effort to mount Bluebird nest boxes in Mount Holly Springs, PA.

Learn about the Hammer Dulcimer and Burr's story of learning to play in Devilish Merry. Hear clips from their second album, Beauty is Everywhere, and a 1982 performance at Pittsburgh's Smoky City Folk Festival.