NewsWorks Tonight June 13, 2018
Listen 21:00South Jersey GOP congressional candidate Seth Grossman elaborates on the idea that diversity is “un-American.” Amid the collapse of the steel and coal industries, some Cambria County residents are looking to build jobs around clean energy to help revitalize the region. Ashley Hahn joins us to discuss the opening of “Centennial Commons.” And comedian Nick Kupsey gives an ode to Anthony Bourdain.
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