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Middletown Borough, Pennsylvania is a charming town located in the heart of the Susquehanna Valley. This quaint suburb has a rich history and is known for its vibrant culture, with plenty to do and experience. The borough is home to some of Pennsylvania’s best restaurants, shops, galleries and parks for visitors to explore. It’s also just a short drive away from many popular attractions in the region, including Hershey Park and Gettysburg National Military Park.
Reviewers have consistently praised Middletown Borough for its friendly atmosphere and variety of things to see and do. From its diverse dining options to its unique cultural events, visitors love exploring all that this small borough has to offer. The local art galleries are particularly noteworthy; they feature regional artists’ works as well as rotating exhibitions from all over the world. Additionally, Middletown Borough is renowned for its commitment to preserving its history with numerous historic sites and monuments throughout the area. All in all, it's no surprise that so many people rave about their experiences in this welcoming community!
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Fun Stuff in Middletown - 2/22/2009
There are a not too many things to do in town. Kids Kastle is a pretty big playground that the younger children love. People can see a movie at the local movie theater- the Elks, go boating, join the swim club, or go to the Main St. Gym. Not very much but Hersheypark, two malls, and many restaurants are pretty close. There are also several places to go hiking/biking outside of
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Middletown, PA - 4/15/2008
I have lived in Middletown for a year, I'm 24 and recently married. We're both from SE PA.
Middletown is the town of Three Mile Island nuclear facility, that's right the one that almost had a melt down in 1979. When I first came to Middletown I thought for sure that the 450,000 people who left the central PA area post fallout, never returned. It has a general feeling of economic depression. The town has its nice parts, afterall it is the most historic town in Dauphin County. But the town feels depressed especially when visiting the local grocery store or Wal-Mart. Just about every time I have been to either I get behind someone using Food Stamps, WIC, or an ACCESS card (for those that don't know the lingo, that means they are on government assistance or Welfare, that all us hard working middle class pay into). This wouldn't be so bad if the people were genuinely unable to work, but when the lady in front is talking about lighting up a fat one while she hands the cashier
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