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PA Mask Order Enforced, Liquor Stores Open For Curbside Pickup
PA's mask mandate is now enforced, some liquor stores open for curbside, and protesters head to Harrisburg. Here are the latest updates:

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PA's mask mandate is now enforced, some liquor stores open for curbside, and protesters head to Harrisburg. Here are the latest updates:

Some Pennsylvania Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores will reopen Monday, offering curbside pickup only.
Bucks County reported 143 new coronavirus cases Friday — its largest single-day increase. Officials say it's due to expanded testing.
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Newtown Township Police reported the following recent police activity:
Testing and tracing need to be ramped up. Large gatherings will remain restricted, and protections for the vulnerable will remain.
Pennsylvania, surpassing California, is now among the top five states with the country's most coronavirus cases.
Factory Donuts, which has a Newtown shop, will not be reopening its Doylestown location once the coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
Factory Donuts has permanently closed its Doylestown location and will not be reopening once the coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero warned if testing isn't ramped up before a reopening, we could be facing another round of shutdowns.
There is still no timeline for when the state can begin to reopen its economy. Discussions for a plan to do that are ongoing, officials said
No mask, no groceries under an order issued Wednesday in Pennsylvania. Here's what to know:
Peddler's Village merchants have gone virtual in an effort to continue offering products and services during the coronavirus pandemic.
Bucks County has released nearly 30 percent of its prison population in the past month due to the coronavirus crisis, officials said.
This virtual choir performance by Central Bucks South students will lift your spirits.
Wednesday's order mandates a series of business safety protocols, including mask wearing and temperature checks. It will be enforced.
It is the state's lowest single-day increase since April 1, when 962 cases were reported. Pennsylvania's death toll has risen to 647.
DelVal has opened its housing to Doylestown Hospital staff, who are temporarily living there to protect the safety of their family members.
A group of Doylestown businesses, struggling amid the coronavirus crisis, are planning a “Virtual” Small Business Saturday.
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