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A high-tech makeover for the new $100 bill

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With government budgets tight, Harrisburg is finding new ways to help Pennsylvania tech entrepreneurs — by borrowing against future tax ...

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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: A Look at Infrastructure, Transportation, and the Airline Industry

Pennsylvania’s Department of Transportation officials recently announced a weight limit on vehicles crossing over 1,000 aging and crumb ...

Air Date: September 27, 2013

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Changing Attitudes Toward Driving and the Automobile

A recent report from the Federal Highway Administration found that Americans are driving less. Car usage reached its peak in 2007 and has ...

Air Date: September 26, 2013

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CHOP partners with VC fund to funnel revenue back into research

Commercializing research from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is nothing new. One of its biggest hits is a rotavirus v ...

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Can a hackathon make it easier to get around town?

Thirty-plus coders and a handful of local transportation agencies say, yes, it can. It’s the third year SEPTA is asking loca ...

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The threat of superbugs

The CDC released a sobering new report on drug-resistant microbes. It ...

Air Date: September 19, 2013

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Philadelphia Zoo nets $6M grant from William Penn Foundation

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