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Historic Jericho Farm in Upper Makefield listed for $18.8M, look inside
With 11 buildings, the sprawling pre-Revolutionary War compound boasts three living quarters, horses stables, an in-ground pool and a greenhouse.
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Pennsylvania under rare Code Purple Air Quality Alert due to wildfires
Pennsylvanians are encouraged to take precautions on Friday due to the poor air quality stemming from the Canadian wildfires.
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Clinton Township data center proposal draws controversy, public hearing dates set
A revised plan for the proposed Clinton Township data center was approved on July 1.
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Trump-hyped Freedom Fuel prices in Camp Hill disappoint customers
Prices of Freedom Fuel don’t match what has been touted on social media.
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Hate daylight saving time? New bipartisan House bill would repeal it
Tired of changing your clocks twice a year? A new House bill would end daylight saving time and keep the country on permanent standard time. H.R. 9638, dubbed the “Sunshine for Our Kids Act of 2026,” introduced July 9 by Democratic Pennsylvania Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon and Republican North Carolina Rep. Pat Harrigan, would end…
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In wake of record-breaking heat waves in Pa., experts reflect on preparing for the future
In the days preceding Independence Day storms, areas across Pa. as well as the Northeast saw back-to-back days above 100.
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80% of polled voters in state back Pennsylvania’s ‘Beagle Bill’
A poll found that 80% of voters support Senate Bill 381, Pennsylvania’s “Beagle Bill,” while 5% oppose it.
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The actors of ‘The Pitt’ own the Emmy acting categories with 13 nominated cast members
Thirteen of the 25 nominations for HBO Max’s drama about a Pittsburgh ER went to its actors in one of the great achievements for a cast in Emmy history.
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PA food bank among recipients of Swift and Kelce pre-wedding gifts
Helping Harvest Fresh Food Bank in Reading, which serves people in Berks and Schuylkill counties, on July 2 announced a $1 million gift from Swift and Kelce to help fight hunger.
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40,000 Pennsylvania Latinos cut off from SNAP as Trump’s “big beautiful bill” takes hold
Despite political rhetoric, data shows white people are the largest racial group receiving SNAP benefits. Many of the people hit hardest, though, are the ones who have to show up to school with empty bellies.
