
Amy Lutz
News Anchor at WPMT-TV (York, PA)
Journalist, Photographer, nerd. Lover of musical theater, Pittsburgh sports, fantasy football & to-do lists. I'd rather be camping than in a hotel. Grateful.
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6 days ago |
fox43.com | Amy Lutz
LANCASTER, Pa. — The magic of "Anastasia" is coming to life on the main stage at the Fulton Theatre in Lancaster, transporting audience members from the Russian revolution to the glittering streets of 1920s Paris. The show tells the story of Anya, a young woman on a journey to uncover her past, all while evading a ruthless Soviet officer determined to stop her. Lila Coogan plays Anya. "She's a super spunky young woman who doesn't really know who she is," Coogan said.
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2 weeks ago |
fox43.com | Amy Lutz
YORK, Pa. — Lead poisoning remains a serious public health concern, especially for children and families living in older homes. FOX43 talked with one woman who feared the worst after her son was found to have high levels of it in his body. By all accounts, Otto Noerpel, of York County, is a happy, very busy two-year-old.
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2 weeks ago |
fox43.com | Amy Lutz
Turns out there are serious benefits to joking! Doctors say laughing releases feel-good chemicals in our brains boosting our overall mood. Embracing laughter may be freeing for our mental health and helps create a positive outlook in a difficult situation. Whether it's a comedy show or a funny movie, experts say it's important for you to find ways to tap into your sense of humor. Research says getting enough of certain sleep stages could affect your Alzheimer's risk.
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4 weeks ago |
fox43.com | Amy Lutz
YORK, Pa. — For one night only, Broadway magic will take center stage at the Appell Center in York for a production of "Dear Evan Hansen." It's a story that has captured hearts across the country since opening on Broadway in 2016. "Dear Evan Hansen" explores themes of loneliness, mental health and the longing for connection. Michael Fabisch plays Evan. "Evan Hansen is about a kid with social anxiety who's trying to find his way through life, and he makes mistakes along the way," Fabisch said.
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1 month ago |
fox43.com | Amy Lutz
Now that spring is finally here, it's time to clean! Health experts say getting some cleaning done can help boost mental health. In fact, cleaning not only declutters people's homes, but it also declutters people's minds. If it seems overwhelming at first, experts suggest breaking things down into smaller tasks and tackling the easiest items first to help give a sense of control and accomplishment. Experts also recommend asking a friend for help if having trouble getting started.
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