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Police Academy Scholarship Helps Recipient Fulfill His Dream
Brian Woodard has wanted to become a police officer, encouraged in that ambition by an uncle who works in law enforcement.
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GODSEY: Alternative Pipeline Installation Critical For Environmental Protection
A complete shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline should have been a wake-up call for the critical need for more pipeline infrastructure.
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As 2022 Looms, Bill McSwain Is Still Swinging Away
With violent crime surging in Philadelphia — and a governor’s election in 2022 — former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain is not holding back.
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DVJ Delegation Report Card, June 14: Ending The Emergency Order, Down Syndrome Abortion Ban
The Pennsylvania legislature dealt with two high-profile issues during the session last week.
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PA Senate Votes To End Wolf's Emergency Powers
They were careful to extend waiver protections initially put into effect during the COVID-19 pandemic until Sept. 30.
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Race For Peace To Hold Event Saturday In King Of Prussia
They say everyone should do their part to make the world better.
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WAHRHAFTIG: Chester County's Eminent Problem
Imagine a knock on your door, and somebody announces that they intend to purchase your home, and that you will need to vacate it shortly.
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Holy Cow! History: “I Never Said That!”
Many legendary quotes from our past were misunderstood, taken out of context, or, even worse, never uttered at all.
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Highway To Nowhere: House Infrastructure Bill Is A Wasteful, Partisan Mess
The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure just approved a half-a-trillion dollar infrastructure bill.
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Federal Funds Trickle In, But Spending Plans Remain Unfinished
Nearly three months since the passage of the American Rescue Plan, large sums of federal dollars are slowly arriving in the Delaware Valley.
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Is Philly's Tide Of Violent Crime Washing Into The Suburbs?
In 2020, Philadelphia made headlines for a skyrocketing homicide rate, at one point ranking second to Chicago.
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Wolf Says PA Ranks 45th In School Funding, But Critics Say He's Got A Math Problem
Is it really true that Pennsylvania ranks below states like South Carolina and Mississippi? Yes and no.
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‘Blue' Southeast Pennsylvania Counties Had Head Start On Election Grants
The grants were intended to help smooth over increased costs counties were facing mainly because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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PA House Votes To End Wolf's Disaster Declaration, And DelVal Republicans Are On Board
Less than a month after voters passed two ballot questions limiting the governor's power, Republicans in Harrisburg have begun to act.
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BOOKER: Critical Race Theory Taught In Schools Rings Alarm Bells
Critical Race Theory (CRT) is often described as “neo-racism.”
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Energy Production Important To Pennsylvania's Environmental Future
Pennsylvania is one of the largest net exporters of energy in the United States.
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Counterpoint: For The People Act Is Too Broad
The For the People Act is too broad and seeks to nationalize many democratic reforms that would be better left to states.
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POINT: Why We Must Preserve Our Freedom To Vote With HR1
Self-interested politicians in numerous states are trying to turn back the clock to a dark period in our history.
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Summer Jobs Are Back, And DelVal Teens Are On The Hunt
Teen summer jobs have returned just when many businesses are looking to hire.
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Battle Over Critical Race Theory Comes To The Delaware Valley
If some state legislators have their way, teaching Critical Race Theory (CRT) will be a thing of the past in Pennsylvania.
