NewsWorks Tonight, November 14, 2017
Listen 20:34The National Transportation Safety Board rules on a 2016 train derailment near Chester. Philadelphia announces a plan for reducing carbon emissions. Calls for redistricting grow louder as studies point to heavy partisan bias in Pennsylvania. Camden’s minor league baseball field faces destruction. A new book explores Philadelphia’s ruined and near-ruined hidden places, in photographs and words.
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