NewsWorks Tonight, March 2, 2018
Listen 22:29The conditions in Philadelphia are hazardous as strong winds and snow hit the area. A southern Delaware school makes a major comeback. Pennsylvania receives federal assistance in cleaning up abandoned mines. Americans voice their opinions on gun control. The Flower Show returns to the Philadelphia Convention Center. Paul Green, founder of the School of Rock, has a new endeavor to spread the spirit of rock ‘n’ roll.
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