a) do you like food? b) do you like to save money?…read morec) do you throw away that mail they stuff in your mailbox? then read the clipper magazine, its free in your mail and also you can go to myclipper.com and get free coupons. They operate and offer mailings both nationally and locally. Once a year they publish Taste of Central Pa, which is similar to the normal magazine, but deals only with restaurants. when i lived in west hanover i never got it in my mailbox, but for the past few years ive been in lower paxton and i get it once a month. this month's edition has: Hoss's Family Steak - $7.99 Lunch Specials / TGI Fridays - Free Entree / Tokyo Diner - 15% Off Entire Check / Kentucky Fried Chicken - $9.99 10 / pcs Chicken / TGI Fridays - $5 Off Purchase / My Girlfriend's Kitchen - Free Dinner / Aangan - Free Dinner Entree / Alfreds Victorian - $14 Off Dinner For 2 / Ho Wah Restaurant - 15% Off Total Bill / Smoothie Joe's Juice & - Free Frappe Or Mocha / Faulkner - Free State Inspection / coakley's - 10% off lunch or dinner Phone: 1-888-569-5100 / Email: info@clippermagazine.com

I purchased something two weeks ago that cost $77 off the clip.com magazine and yet I still haven't…read morereceived it and I've tried to call to get my product or my money back. I need help here. This is a little and difficult

Stopped in here to grab a drink newspaper on Wednesday because the name is Colonial NEWS and they…read moreadvertise they have newspapers. The place is dark and dirty. They had expired milk in their small refrigerator and it appears that they just head down to the nearest gas station and buy three or four drinks then mark them up incredibly high. Most of the "snacks" and other things in the area had dust all over them, there was even a dead fly. There was a crowd of people playing lottery tickets and there was no real order. I stood there for more than five minutes while the woman working there waited on everyone around me but me. She had a line at the register and a line at the lottery machine, but she continued to just take everyone from the lottery line, so I got in that line. At that point she took the man who was standing behind me in the regular line. Once there was only myself and one other lady waiting the cashier finally decided to wait on me. She was incredibly rude to me acting as if I was a burden to her, when a minute ago she was smiling and laughing with other customers. I went to pay for my beverage and two newspapers (they still had the one from Tuesday and I hadn't gotten that one so since they still had it I figured I'd pick it up) and she told me I could not buy the Tuesday one even though there were a stack of them sitting on the paper stand out for sale. I didn't bother asking why because at this point I just wanted to get out of this creepy little place and it was starting to fill back up with people wanting lottery tickets. I handed her a five dollar bill and asked if I had anything smaller. The paper only cost $0.75 and the over priced tea was $2.15 but my five was too big for the $2.90 bill. She reluctantly took my five and rolled her eyes at me. I said thank you to her and she just huffed at me. Incredibly rude for no reason. As I was leaving I heard one of the customers ask the woman if she can "front" him a pack of cigarettes because his food stamps aren't coming in for another week. I was completely appalled and this place should probably be investigated.

When you hear the name, you think its just about the Lancaster bar scene. But theres more in the…read moremagazine than just bars. Sure theres lots of them listed, but a lot of those are restaurants as well. If youre looking for some great dining ideas this is the magazine that tells you whats good. Id give it 4 stars but they advertise a strip club inside, that costs a star in my opinion. Its free and can be found in the entrance of quite a few Lancaster area pizza shops, bars and restaurants.

A great business, very well known establishment of history in Columbia, PA. Reasonable prices,…read moreaccepts EBT, they have all the news, deli, tobacco, lottery, an slots for entertainment! Friendly staff, an ownership! Rated by yours truly, Charles N Charge

Very disappointed that the store is allowing witch stuff to be sold in the store…read more They call themselves a family operated store and it's far from it anymore. Plus they have a leaking refrigerator with sodas still in it to be sold.

It's so rare to find a large bookstore, especially at malls nowadays, even if it is a chain. This…read morelocation is HUGE, the book selection is deep enough to make me lose track of time, and the staff recommendations usually end with me grabbing one book more than I intended and/or adding 15 more to my to-read list. Ansley's talk about the book nerd tchotchkes - unmatched. Dangerous. A true test of self-control. If you've ever wanted socks, mugs, pens, puzzles, stickers, or stuffies that loudly announce I READ, this is your spot. They do tend to run pricey, but I think that's typical of all mall stores, and I'd rather buy from a local shop than Amazon if I can help it. Theres a BAM membership you can sign up for that helps, and they do occasionally have nice sales, so just be on the look out for those if you're looking to save a few bucks.

Compare value with other books sellers. Minimal service offered. Be aware. Nothing more to add.read more

Support your local small business! This is a cute Secondhand bookshop in downtown Lancaster. There…read moreare a variety of books, including very first additions, and lots of interesting titles all around. They also sell fair trade Peruvian crafts which looks like a great addition to anyone's holiday gift giving plans.

Friendliest, cutest, sweetest bookshop ever! I will definitely be back someday!! I love the…read moreselection and price and all the bookish things inside