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COVID-19 Vaccines In Communities Of Color — Gaining Trust With A Bad History
It’s no secret that our nation has a troubled past with racial equality.
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PA Experiencing Second-Quickest COVID Recovery, Analysis Says
Pennsylvania’s workforce is experiencing the second-quickest recovery in the country, according to a an analysis by WalletHub.
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Four Arrested For Unfair Labor Practices – ‘It’s Really Theft’
Charges were announced Monday against four York residents for unlawful labor practices.
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Local Propane Market Adapts As Export Market Expands
Propane demand is on the upswing as the United States takes on a stronger role in the global export market.
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Local Restaurant Owner: ‘We’re Battling An Image Issue’
Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar owner Dave Magrogan is determined to quell the narrative that restaurant dining spreads COVID.
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Graham: Even GOP Loyalists Agree: Donald Trump Is Done
“This is a [expletive] disaster. #MAGA is dead.”
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Delaware Valley State Senators Discuss Vaccine Rollout In Virtual Town Hall
Three Democratic state Senators from the Delaware Valley and the state health secretary gave their reassurances to the public.
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Montgomery County Commissioners Spar Over DC Events
Thursday’s Montgomery County Commissioners meeting quickly devolved into a spat.
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PODCAST: COVID, DC Violence Make Their Impact On DVJ Politics
DVJ editor Todd Shepherd talks about restaurants coming out of the latest restrictions with Ben Fileccia.
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Delco Releases First Batch Of Details About Ransomware Attack
Forty-seven days after a ransomware attack hit the Delaware County government, officials released the first batch of details.
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Sen. Santarsiero: The Way Forward Starts With The Truth
While shocking, the events of January 6, 2021 were hardly surprising.
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Exclusive: Parents Of Slain 7-Year-Old Philadelphia Boy Speak Out About Krasner’s Policies
The parents of a 7-year-old boy gunned down in Philadelphia last year are speaking out about District Attorney Larry Krasner’s policies.
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Delaware Valley Pols Respond To Riots At U.S. Capitol
After violence erupted at the U.S. Capitol this afternoon, all elected representatives from the Delaware Valley appear to be safe.
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TEXT: Pence’s Letter To Congress Announcing He Will Not Interfere In Electoral College Vote Count
Below is the text of Vice President Mike Pence’s letter to the members of Congress and released by his office regarding his decision.
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King: The Capitol Enshrines All The Best Of Our Aspirations
Cry, the beloved building.
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Three State Workers Sue SEIU Chapter Alleging Dues Were Illegally Withheld
Three state workers in the Department of Human Services have filed suit in federal court against SEIU.
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Republican State Rep. Still Hoping To Repeal Act 77 That Created Mail-In Voting
A Republican state representative said Monday he’s staying the course on trying to undo Act 77, a Republican-led bill from 2019.
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What To Make Of Those Who Travel During The Holiday Season
Nearly 1.3 million people passed through American airports last Sunday alone, despite warnings from health experts.
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Sen. Mensch: Looking Back On 2020 — Looking Forward To 2021
With one of the most tumultuous years in a century coming to a close, we asked two Delaware Valley area lawmakers to reflect on 2020.
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Sen. Muth: Looking Back On 2020 — Looking Forward To 2021
With one of the most tumultuous years in a century coming to a close, we asked two Delaware Valley area lawmakers to reflect on 2020.
