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Nestled in Lancaster County,
in the heart of the quaint town of New Holland,
Pennsylvania, you'll find the newest addition
to this area's fine selection of small guest
houses. At the Harvest Moon B&B, European
hospitality joins forces with American ingenuity
in creating an inviting refuge you will
find yourself returning to time and again.
Hosts Marlies and Carl Kosko have finally
found the opportunity to bring together
their years of
varied experience by opening the Harvest
Moon in PA.
Marlies, a native of Germany,
is a member of the fourth generation of
the Hornsteiner family to own and run the
Gasthof Mulhauser, a delightful inn located
by the famed ski slopes of Bavaria. She
began her auspicious career as an Innkeeper
serving bread to guests at the Inn's restaurant
while very young. Later Marlies studied
cooking and
hotel management before traveling to the
United States to work in the restaurant
of a renowned coastal New England Inn. There
she met a talented young chef named Carl
Kosko.
Carl grew up in Maryland
and attended the famed Rhode Island School
of Design (RISD) cooking school. Upon graduation
he was hired by the aforementioned Inn and
soon became the youngest head chef in the
restaurant's history. Within a few years
he turned the restaurant into an award-winning
highly acclaimed venue. He continued his
career gathering more info at the Inn by
adding hotel management to his resume.
Meanwhile, Marlies and
Carl worked on a few creations of their
own--Nathaniel in 1994, Sarah in 1995 and
Benjamin in 1998. And now, New England's
loss is Lancaster County's gain with the
birth of their newest creation: the Harvest
Moon.
The Amish School Shooting:
We have been moved by the calls and emails that we have recieved over the past days concerning the Amish School Shooting here in Lancaster County. Many of you have asked if there is anything you could do to help in any way. We have gathered information to help in this time of tradegy for the Amish, our neighbors. Below is contact information for you to make a donation to the families with lost loved ones. We thank you all for your calls and concern for these tough times for our community.
Charitable Funds Have Been Set Up For The Families in
Lancaster, PA
They do not have health insurance.
THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES AND THE STAFF OF CSBANK WISHES TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST REGRETS TO
THE COMMUNITY OF BART TOWNSHIP IN THE WAKE OF THE TRAGIC DEATHS OF OUR
NEIGHBORS'
CHILDREN TODAY. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED FUNDS FOR ALL NECESSARY
HELP AND SOLACE FOR THE BEREAVED.
Funds have been established for
those who would like to donate funds to assist those who
are effected by the
tragedy at Nickel Mines School.
There is the Nickel Mines Children's
Fund
Donations can be mailed to:
Nickel Mines Children's
Fund
Coatesville Savings Bank
1082 Georgetown Road
Paradise, PA
17562
Phone: 717-786-8800
http://www.coatesvillesavings.com /
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