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FLOWERS: Threats Made Over Israeli Food Truck Show Lack Of Brotherly Love In Philly
This past weekend “Taste Of Home” was cancelled because of the backlash to a decision by the organizers to disinvite an Israeli food truck.
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Supporters Outnumber Opponents At Mariner East Public Hearing
The online hearing was in response to a modified plan from Energy Transfer to switch from horizontal drilling to an open-trench process.
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: Sex And The Single Colonial American
The Puritans didn’t fool around when it came to Fooling Around.
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Court Rules School District Can Keep Native American Nickname And Imagery, Activists Plan Next Steps
Neshaminy School District’s win reverses a decision made in 2019 by the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.
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Barletta Touts Experience On Campaign Visit To Delaware County
Lou Barletta said his experience in government and business make him the best choice for Pennsylvania governor.
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PA State Senator Calls For 2020 Election Audit
Pennsylvania state Sen. David Argall would like to take a page out of Arizona's playbook.
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PENNYCUICK & WILLIAMS: New Rules For Lobbyists Are Overdue
One of the most important skills you need as a legislator is to be a great listener.
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Chester County Democrats Name Charlotte Valvo New Chair
Charlotte Valyo has been named to chair the Chester County Democratic Committee.
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Delaware County Council Hires Federal Lobbyist
The Delaware County Council recently approved a $95,000 professional services agreement with the law firm Holland & Knight.
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A Dad's Father's Day Gift To His Kids: Being Present
Dads should also take Father’s Day as an opportunity to reflect on their relationship with their children – and how to make it even better.
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Several Factors Keep Employees At Bay
A lack of employees has businesses scrambling as they try to fully reopen now that COVID-19 restrictions in Pennsylvania are fading.
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Keystone Cancellation An Early Christmas Gift To Environmental Activists
Calgary-based TC Energy said it would “ensure a safe termination and exit” from the project.
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Penn's Gene Therapy Program Moves To Innovation Hub In King Of Prussia
The Discovery Labs of King of Prussia now boasts another major research and development organization within its growing “Cellicon Valley.”
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Return To The Office–Or Else? The New Workplace Normal
To paraphrase the old World War I marching song, how do you get them back to the cubicle farm after they've seen life working from home?
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Proposal For Constitutional Amendment To Improve PA Election Integrity On Tap
Pennsylvanians could one day determine whether voters must show identification every time they cast a ballot.
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Public Hearing On Mariner East May Be Final Step Toward Pipeline Completion
The 350-mile-long project began in early 2017 and is nearly complete.
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BARR: PA Chamber Launches ‘Bringing PA Back' Initiate To Drive State's Economic Resurgence
As part of the state’s post-pandemic recovery, we need to focus on the economic future we envision for our Commonwealth.
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Bolton: Biden ‘Unprepared' For Presidency, Keystone Decision ‘Inexplicable'
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has created his own political SuperPAC, perhaps in preparation for a future White House bid.
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VAN DYCK: With $7 Billion To Spend, Lawmakers Must Avoid Past Mistakes
Devastating though it was to our state economy, the pandemic did not set the Pennsylvania state government back financially.
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Cheltenham School Board President's Remarks On Slavery Draw Ire
Cheltenham Township is in turmoil over remarks by the president of the Cheltenham School Board at the June 3 high school graduation.
