PennDOT to display I-95 relics, psychiatrists disagree over diagnoses
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Tom MacDonald is keeping an eye on the David Oh/Al Taubenberger Council-at-large race, but will first talk to folks in Chester about a food pantry/supermarket concept.
Lizz Fiedler is going to Kensington where the latest finds from PennDOT’s I-95 dig will be on display. Before there was a highway, there was . . . everything else. We’ll see what’s been hanging out beneath the road.
What qualifies as a pathology and what’s just bad behavior? It’s at the heart of a discussion among psychiatrists about what to diagnose, and Maiken Scott will have more details for us.
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