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Bucks County Districts Lead The Way In School Unmasking
So, if these Bucks County schools can unmask, what is happening with the rest of the Philadelphia area?
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Rep. Chrissy Houlahan Says No To Senate Run
Rep. Houlahan (D) stated her purpose in service remains as the congresswoman of Pennsylvania’s Sixth Congressional District.
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Garrity To John Kerry: Hands Off Our Energy Industries
Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity and 14 other state treasurers recently sent a letter to John Kerry.
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HEIDEN: It's High-Tide We Scrap The Jones Act
Conceived with good intentions, this 101-year-old law has driven the American commercial shipping industry to near extinction.
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New Hanover Town Center Would Yield More Jobs, Tax Revenue
The 209-acre walkable village would be a mix of residential homes and commercial units with 68 acres of open space.
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Montco Ignores Election Law, Counts Undated Ballots
Montgomery County election officials counted mail-in ballots without a postmarked date, in direct violation of Pennsylania election laws.
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PA Drive Smart Act Unveiled: Would Update Transportation Laws
Drive Smart would reinstate car registration stickers, increase penalties for those who commit offenses in active work zones and more.
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Is Philly A Tough City For Recent Grads To Find Work?
Life after college is challenging for many recent graduates.
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Biden's Billion-Dollar Push For EV Charging Stations Just An Opening Bid
Of the approximately 12 million vehicles registered in Pennsylvania, just over 15,000 are electric vehicles.
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REGAN: ‘Woke' Penn State Has Gone Too Far
In the wake of the COVID pandemic, Penn State is getting swept up by the “woke” movement.
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Cappelletti: Let Teens — Not Their Parents — Decide Whether They Get COVID Vaccine
Should teenagers be allowed to decide for themselves whether to get the COVID-19 vaccine, with or without their parents' permission?
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PECO Seeks Rate Increase Of 9 Percent For Average Household
Consumers will need to dig a bit deeper to pay their electric bills if a local utility gets its way.
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Philadelphia Flower Show Blooms After Dark, COVID Year
For the first time in the event’s 193-year history, the Philadelphia Flower Show will be held outside at FDR Park.
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Delco Council Inks Health Department Real Estate Deal At 41 Percent Premium
Last September, the county council unanimously approved the lease on a retail space in a strip mall at 125 Chester Avenue in Yeadon.
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Truck Driver Shortage Impacts Area Supply Chains, Consumers
Some gas stations are having trouble keeping their pumps full just as the summer demand is accelerating.
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Williams' Bill Targeting Human Trafficking Advances To State Senate
Pennsylvania was ranked fourth in the nation in criminal human trafficking cases in 2019.
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KANDRACH: Pennsylvania Lawmakers To Have Key Role On Transport Bills
Pennsylvania lawmakers will play a key role in determining the outlines of an essential piece of legislation.
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Did PA Government Policies Cost State Steelworker Jobs?
It's been a month since U.S. Steel's decision to cancel a $1.5 billion capital project at its Mon Valley Works.
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PA Legislators Want To Stop Vaccine Bans At The Border
Will Pennsylvanians soon have to show “vaccine passports” for employment, shopping, and recreation?
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BAKER: Modifications To Ensure Environmental Safety For Chester County
Pipelines running through Chester County are a constant debate.
