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Sal’s Pizza & Subs in Hanover announces it plans to close
Sal’s Pizza & Subs, located at 1234 Baltimore Street in Penn Township, will close after its last day of business on Saturday, Nov. 28.
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Tributes pour in for retired Central Bucks teacher killed in bus accident
Kitty Semisch, 67, died on Nov. 2 shortly after she was struck by a Bucks County Transport Bus while walking outside the Bucks County Free Library in Doylestown.
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Pa. Democrats flipped 4 US House seats. Now comes the hard part
The last time Pennsylvania voters sent 11 Democrats to the U.S. House of Representatives, it was 2008 and Barack Obama was trying to make history as the nation’s first Black president.
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Survey finds average cost of 10 grocery staples rises $1.06 in a month
Grocery prices in September were 2.5% higher than in September 2025, and in September 2026 prices were 0.1% higher than in August 2026.
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Fans get another chance to show love for rock legend Donnie Iris
A public celebration of the life of Beaver Valley rock legend Donnie Iris will be held Nov 5 at a Chippewa Township funeral home.
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Owner keeps Lawrence Park Dinor, makes changes to menu, hours, interior
In March 2026, Dawn Van Scoter, owner of the Lawrence Park Dinor at 4019 Main St., listed the Dinor for more than $280,000. She has owned the Dinor since February 2022 and ran it alongside Toast! Lounge and Eatery.
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Election denier Scott Perry ‘hopes’ to accept 2026 election results
Republican US Rep. Scott Perry, who is running against Democratic challenger Janelle Stelson in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District, played a role in President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, his involvement leading to the FBI seizing his phone during its investigation.
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Measles keeps climbing in Pennsylvania; what to know today
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak has surpassed 1,400 confirmed cases, with hundreds of patients hospitalized and cases now reported across much of the state.
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How aging Baby Boomers are reshaping Pa.’s population
The number of Pennsylvanians in advanced years is projected to jump by 43% in the next decade, a period when the commonwealth’s population overall is expected to contract.
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170 employees out of work after Crawford County foundry closes doors
As recently as the first quarter of 2026, the company ranked as Crawford County’s 24th-largest employer and 10th-largest industrial employer, according to the state Department of Labor & Industry.
