Hershey’s Special Dark Limited Edition Raspberry with Macadamia pieces introduced. (No longer available.)

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Hershey’s Whole Bean Milk Chocolate Bars introduced. (No longer available after 01/01/2008.)

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Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bars Filled with Caramel and Milk Chocolate Bars Filled with Peanut Butter introduced.

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Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar with Mauna Loa Macadamia Nuts introduced. (No Longer Available.)

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Hershey’s Limited Edition Sugar Cookies ‘n’ Chocolate bar introduced. (No Longer Available.)

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Hershey’s Miniatures Limited Edition Assorted introduced in flavors; Dark Chocolate, Milk Chocolate, White Chocolate, and Mint.

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Dagoba introduces: Chai Chocolate Bar, 37% Cacao; Dark Semisweet Chocolate Bar, 59% Cacao; Lavender and Blueberries Dark Chocolate Bar, 59% Cacao; Milk Chocolate Bar, 37% Cacao; New Moon Bittersweet Dark Chocolate Bar, 74% Cacao; Xocolatl Dark Chocolate with Chilies and Nibs, 74% Cacao.

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Hershey’s 100 Calorie Bars introduced in flavors: Crisp Chocolate Wafer, Special Dark Chocolate, and Chocolate Covered Pretzel.

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Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Covered Almonds, Special Dark Chocolate Covered Almonds, and Special Dark Chocolate Covered Macadamia Nuts introduced.

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Hershey’s Baking Chocolate Baking bars Unsweetened Chocolate bar and Special Dark bar introduced.

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Hershey’s Bliss introduced in flavors: Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, and Milk Chocolate with a meltaway center.

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Hershey’s Bliss Milk Chocolate with Almonds and Bliss Milk Chocolate with a Raspberry meltaway center introduced.

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Cacao Reserve Single Origin Chocolate introduced in: Arriba (no longer available 1/2008), Santo Domingo (no longer available 1/2008), Java, Sao Tome.

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Hershey’s Cacao Reserve Tasting Squares introduced in flavors: 35% Cacao Premium Milk Chocolate, 65% Cacao Premium Dark Chocolate Assortment, 65% Cacao Premium Dark Chocolate with Nibs, Arriba, Java, Santo Domingo, Sao Tome.

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Hershey’s Cacao Reserve Ultra-Thin Squares introduced in flavors: Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Orange Dark Chocolate, Raspberry Dark Chocolate.

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Hershey’s Extra Dark Tasting Squares introduced in flavors: Espresso, Mint, and Raspberry.

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The original "Welcome to Hershey" is created on the hill in front of the Milton Hershey School Senior Hall [today Catherine Hall] for the National Agriculture Meeting held at the Parkview Clubhouse. The sign is created by spreading lime. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in 1962.]

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Hershey’s Bites Milk Chocolate covered Salted Peanuts introduced. (Discontinued December 2006.) [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in July 2005.]

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Hershey’s Bites Rolo introduced. (Discontinued December 2006.) [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in November 2003.]

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Philadelphia Eagles football team hold their summer training camp in Hershey. The Eagles used Hershey every summer through 1967 (with the exception of 2 weeks in 1964 spent in Cherry Hill, NJ). [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in July 1951.]

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Hershey Country Club installs bronze plaque dedicated to Milton Hershey on the second anniversary of his death. “His deeds are his monument. His life our inspiration.”

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Police, Township and Tax Offices move from 235 Hockersville Road to the new 77,255 square foot, $16.4 million complex at 600 Clearwater Road, just off of Hersheypark Drive. Two Milton Hershey School student homes, Union and Springdale, once occupied the site. A dairy barn was located between the two homes. These buildings served as the […]

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Second invitational Golf Tournament in Hershey (Hershey Open), with a $2500 purse. (Held August 31st – September 1st).

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Third invitational Golf Tournament in Hershey (Hershey Open), with a $4000 purse. (Held August 22nd -24th).

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Fourth invitational Golf Tournament in Hershey (Hershey Open), with a $5000 purse. (Held September 3rd – 6th).

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The new Derry Township municiple complex which houses the township administration offices, the tax office, and the police department holds a grand opening for the public

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The M.S. Hershey Foundation holds a ground -breaking ceremony for The Hershey Story: The Museum on Chocolate Avenue, the new $23 million interactive museum on Chocolate Avenue.  It will tell the story of Milton S. Hershey and his legacy.

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The Hershey Area Playhouse gives it’s first public performance in its new theater, a converted barn on the grounds of Country Meadows Retirement Community in Derry township.

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Company announced the formation of a joint venture with Godrej Beverages and Foods, Ltd. to manufacture and distribute confecdtionery products, snacks, and beverages acrosss India.

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The Hershey Company announces a strategic supply and innovation partnership with Barry Callebaut, the world’s largest manufacturer of high-quality cocoa, industiral chocolate, and confectionery products. Under the agreement Barry Callebaut will construct and operate a facilty to provide chocolate for Hershey’s new plant in Monterrey, Mexico. Barry Callebaut will also lease a portion of Hershey’s […]

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The Juvenile Golf Course (later Spring Creek) opens in the spring of 1932.  The nine hole course is approximately 2,500 yards long.  The course is designed by Maurice McCarthy, a well-known golf course architect. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in 1932.]

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The Women’s Club Building, formerly named the Cocoa House is demolished. The building was erected in 1905. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in 1963.]

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Hotel Hershey adds an outdoor swimming pool. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in 1961.]

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Hotel Hershey Golf Course closes to the public. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in November 2005.]

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Trinidad Apartments (originally Hershey Zoo Carnivore House) are razed. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in 2005.]

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R. & R. Candy Company, Hummelstown, PA begins manufacturing candy (chocolate almonds and chocolate raisins). The company is owned by H.B Reese. and is located in the old canning factory. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in November 1919.]

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Harry B. Reese reorganizes his company as the Superior Chocolate and Confectionery Company. The State charter is issued May 14, 1920. Company officers are President: Joseph Burkholder; Secretary: E. M. Hershey; Treasurer: J. Landis Strickler; Manager: Harry B. Reese. [Specific date is unknown. Event occurred in January 1920.]

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Hershey’s Prisms, larger panned pieces of milk chocolate, are introduced. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in August 1986.]

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Hershey Gardens opens a new garden, the "Children’s Garden." Described as a garden to sweeten the imagination, The Children’s Garden covers 1 1/2 acres and features almost 30 themed gardened to teach the young and young-at-heart about the wonders of plants. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in June 2003.]

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Lowell Thomas visits Hershey for two days and broadcasts his radio show from the Hotel Hershey.

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Lowell Thomas is the keynote speaker at Hershey’s first M.S. Hershey Day. He later broadcasts his CBS radio show from the Castellian Ballroom in the Hotel Hershey.

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Hershey’s Bake Shoppe Premier Baking Pieces introduced. Includes: Reese’s Premier Baking Pieces Milk Chocolate Filled with Peanut Butter Creme; Hershey’s Premier Baking Pieces Special Dark Chips with Macadamia Nuts; and Hershey’s Premier Baking Pieces White Chips with Macadamia Nuts. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in 2005.]

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Hershey introduces Cacao Reserve Premium Bars; Extra Dark Chocolate, Extra Dark Chocolate with Nibs, Milk Chocolate with Hazelnuts (no longer available), and Milk Chocolate.

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Hershey’s Kisses brand Mini Cookies introduced. Includes: Chocolate Chip, Double Chocolate, and Confetti Sprinkles.

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Hershey’s Sticks introduced. Includes: Milk Chocolate, Special Dark Chocolate, Caramel filled Milk Chocolate, Mint Milk Chocolate, and Extra Dark Chocolate.

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Limited Edition Twosomes introduced. Flavors include: Hershey’s Chocolate with mini Reese’s Pieces, Hershey’s Chocolate with Whoppers, and Hershey’s Chocolate with Heath bits. [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in 2005.]

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Snacksters, 100 calorie snacks, introduced. Includes: Hershey’s (cereal puffs, chocolate chip cookies, and semi-sweet & milk chocolate chips) and Reese’s (cereal puffs, peanut butter chips, cereal squares, and Reese’s Pieces). [Specific date is unknown.  Event occurred in June 2006.]

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