Surrounded by bushels of fresh local peaches, Lori Hanscom spent an afternoon greeting truckers, commuters and vacationers from behind her fruit stand at the New Stanton rest stop along the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Why Pa. Turnpike tolls soared — and will continue rising for next 30 years
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