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Wolf maintains big lead in Pa. governor’s primary
A new Franklin & Marshall College poll shows York businessman Tom Wolf still has a comfortable lead over three rivals in the Democrat ...
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Atlantic City casino union launches health clinic
As health care costs soar, organizations across the country are trying out new models for care. ...
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Pa. considers revising organ donation law
Pennsylvania became a national model with a 1994 law to facilitate organ donations.Now, some say, the law needs to be updated. Tra ...
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Delaware bill targets use of illegal campaign funds
The state Senate has voted to extend charity to political candidates and office holders in Delaware who receive illegal campaign contribu ...
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Trading scissors for trumpet, barber helps bring sounds of big-band jazz to Philly schools
The owner of a barbershop in Center City Philadelphia is keeping alive the sound of big-band jazz. Hair stylist Lou ...
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ListenDelaware becomes the latest state to ban e-cigarette sales to minors
A bill that will ban the sale of e-cigarettes to minors is headed to the governor’s desk. On Tuesday, Delaware lawmakers passed ...
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Ads on Philadelphia city buildings, vehicles move closer to reality
The process of putting ads on Philadelphia-owned buildings and vehicles is expected to take another step forward Thursday. Proposa ...
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ListenWolf doesn’t intend to go negative with campaign ads
With just a week left before the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Pennsylvania, all eyes are on Tom Wolf. He says he doesn’ ...
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ListenPa. doctor gets 15 days in prison for moving corpse
A central Pennsylvania doctor will serve 15 days in prison for moving the body of his dead lover from his home to a parking lot. A ...
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Generations of Alexander Calder art a trinity of blessings for Philadelphia
Three generations of men named Alexander Calder have graced Philadelphia with their remarkable creativity, yet most locals pay them no ...
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