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CAIAZZO: Mandatory Summer School? If So, We’ve Failed Our Kids
Sending Delaware Valley kids to class over the summer would just be the latest example of our public schools failing our children.
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Will PA Student Athletes Wear Masks This Spring? Experts Weigh In
Should Philly-area student athletes continue to wear masks during games? Experts weigh in:
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PA House Launches Investigation Into Wolf’s Handling Of COVID In Nursing Homes
PA House Republicans announced this week they’re launching an investigation into the Wolf Administration’s handling of nursing homes.
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LIEBERMAN: Why So Many Subsidies For Electric Vehicles?
If electric vehicles (EVs) are as fantastic as claimed, why do they need so many government handouts?
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LIEBERMAN: Why So Many Subsidies For Electric Vehicles?
If electric vehicles (EVs) are as fantastic as claimed, why do they need so many government handouts?
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Delaware Valley’s Snyder Calls GOP Senate Primary A Time For Choosing
At a time when his fellow Pennsylvania Republicans are embracing former President Donald Trump, Craig Snyder is urging a return to Arlen.
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NJ Fights PennEast Pipeline But Reaps Economic Rewards
No good deed goes unpunished. Or, in the case of the PennEast Pipeline, unapproved.
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HOLY COW! History: Ted Cruz Wasn’t The First Politician Hurt By A Blizzard
Few things can shove political aspirations into the deep freeze faster than a bad winter storm. Just ask Sen. Ted Cruz.
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PHILLIPS: Supreme Court Was Wrong To Punt On PA Election Case
The 2020 Election is over, but the mischief of the late-breaking rule changes in the fall remains unchecked.
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Top PA House Republican Asks Closed Schools: Where Are The Savings?
Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff has a message for the state’s school systems: Show me the money.
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In Delaware Valley, The Wait For Vaccines Is Getting Better
As the nation marked over 500,000 lives lost to COVID early this week, folks all over the Delaware Valley ran into problems getting vaccines
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Montco Commissioner Feeling Optimistic About Decline In COVID-19 Numbers
Montgomery County Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh urged county residents to continue following all COVID-19 guidelines.
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Norley Appointed Interim West Chester Mayor As Full-Time Candidates Emerge
The move makes him the 59th and 61st Mayor of West Chester.
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Kushner-Backed Healthcare Company Hopes Biden Policy Will Be A Lifeline
Is success in America’s healthcare system even more difficult than peace in the Middle East? Ask Jared Kushner.
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Chester County Celebrates 1,500 Shots In A Day At Mass Vax Event
Chester County Hospital and the Chester County Health Department joined forces for a one-day clinic.
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The Minimum Wage: Who Actually Wins And Loses In Pennsylvania?
The Biden administration’s “American Rescue Plan,” a $1.9 trillion relief package, has prompted intense debate.
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KANDRACH: Texas Power Crisis Puts Spotlight On Reliable Electricity
The nation is watching Texas with great concern.
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One Arrest In East Norriton Bowling Alley Murder
Montgomery County arrested and arraigned Upper Darby teen Jamel Barnwell, 17 on charges connected to the February 20 murder.
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Opponents Warn Wolf’s RGGI Push Will Kill PA Jobs, Hurt Public Schools
An independent Pennsylvania agency called for a one-year delay on a carbon tax proposed by Gov. Tom Wolf.
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FORD: The Perils Of A $15 Federal Minimum Wage
Republicans are generally opposed to a Federal $15 minimum wage, but there is also resistance from within the Democratic party.
