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Former priest with insider view among the 1,000 victims in Pa. clergy abuse report
James Faluszczak quit the priesthood in 2014, and he’s one of dozens of witnesses who testified before the grand jury about their experiences of abuse.
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Listen 5:24Catholics in Allentown grapple with clergy abuse report and their church’s response
Some parishioners were heartened by Allentown Bishop Alfred Schlert's message. Others struggled more with the allegations, the response, and how they feel about their church.
6 years ago
PHOTOS: It’s hard to grow up — and grow old — in Honduras
What's it like to live in Honduras today — and why do so many people want to leave?
6 years ago
Hurricane Bob skirted the Jersey Shore 27 years ago today
The Jersey Shore woke up to a rain, wind, and big waves from the offshore Hurricane Bob 27 years ago today.
6 years ago
South Koreans prepare for rare family reunions with long-lost relatives in the north
Of 132,000 South Koreans who registered with the government since 1988, some 57,000 are still alive, hoping to meet their long-lost loved ones before it's too late.
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1968 created the ‘ultimate’ anti-sport sport
In the summer of 1968, Jared Kass was working at a camp for high school students in Massachusetts.
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Young farm hands keep old traditions alive at Middletown’s Grange Fair
Tending cows through the night and grooming sheep to look their best are all part of the fun at the Bucks County farm fair
6 years ago
Listen 2:12Delaware professor helps locate World War II ship hidden for 75 years
A team of researchers in Alaska this summer found the stern of the USS Abner Read, which sank after hitting a Japanese mine in 1943.
6 years ago
With voices of experience, Philadelphia calling out for LGBTQ foster parents
In March, the city's Department of Human Services launched a citywide recruitment drive, in hopes of attracting 300 new foster families.
6 years ago
Weighing in on grating question of American greatness
About a third of those responding to Gallup polling are satisfied with the way things are going in the U.S. today
6 years ago
Listen 4:32NewsWorks Tonight, August 17, 2018
Prison officials are considering moving some inmates out of state as a temporary solution to staffing issues. Journalist Maura Ewing expl ...
Air Date: August 17, 2018
Listen 21:04Philly City Hall staffer shot by husband in murder-suicide, police say
A longtime Philadelphia City Hall staffer was shot and killed by her husband, who then fatally shot himself, according to officials. A ba ...
6 years ago
Federal judge reverses Trump decision on clean water protections
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Charlottesville belies racism’s deep roots in the North
A southern city has now become synonymous with the ongoing scourge of racism in the United States.
6 years ago
Don’t take my meal: Whale capsizes fishing boat, tossing anglers overboard
A quiet day fishing quickly flipped -- literally -- just off the New Jersey coast on Thursday.
6 years ago