In her 16 years in the communications industry, Ashley Adams has worn many hats, including news reporter, public relations writer, marketing specialist, copy editor and technical writer. Ashley grew up in Berks County and has since returned to her roots to raise her three children.
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Have Opinions About Your High-Speed Internet (or Lack Thereof)? Pennsylvania Wants to Hear From You.
The state is holding a series of meetings across the commonwealth to get residents’ input on broadband access and reliability.
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Need Help Paying Your Past-Due Water Bill? Pennsylvania Can Help!
The state received millions in unused American Rescue Plan money to help residents who are in jeopardy of having their water disconnected due to past-due bills.
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Young People Considering Moving Out of Pennsylvania Due to High Cost of Living
A recent poll by the Commonwealth Foundation found that residents between the age of 18 and 44 have considered moving to another state because of the commonwealth’s high taxes and cost of living.
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Pennsylvanians Lost $65 Million to Investment Fraud Schemes in 2022
More than 600 Pennsylvanians lost over $65 million in investment fraud last year, ranking the commonwealth 12th in the nation for most money lost.
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The Donora Smog Tragedy: The Deadly Air Pollution Incident in Pennsylvania That Helped Shape An Environmental Movement
Dozens of area residents died from complications related to the incident in the suburban Pittsburgh town, while thousands of locals developed respiratory issues. Decades later, the New York Times would refer to the Donora Smog as “one of the worst air pollution disasters in the nation’s history.”
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Reflection and Remembrance: What to Expect for the 160th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg
To commemorate the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, 12 days of events are planned, including battle reenactments, special tours, speakers, live performances, and living history encampments throughout the town.
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Driving in Pennsylvania: The Most Dangerous Times to Navigate the State’s Highways
A recent study found that the most dangerous day of the week for driving in Pennsylvania is Saturday, the most dangerous month is October, and the most dangerous hour to drive is 3 to 4 p.m.
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Dry Spell Alert: Pennsylvania Imposes Statewide Drought Watch to Safeguard Water Resources
A drought watch is in effect statewide; residents and businesses are urged to conserve their water use by 5 to 10%.
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Pennsylvanians Have Millions in Unclaimed 2019 Federal Tax Refunds. Are You One of Them?
The three-year window for taxpayers to file and claim a 2019 federal tax refund was extended to July 17, 2023 due to the pandemic.
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Pennsylvania Is Using Tons of Recycled Glass to Rebuild I-95
The company supplying the 2,000 tons of glass aggregate has a production site just south of Philadelphia along the Delaware River, which should help avoid supply-chain delays and get the highway rebuilt faster.
