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Heartwarming tales and hometown heroes: Pennsylvania stories we loved sharing in 2023
From a mission to help those struggling with addiction to Taylor Swift powering local economies, a look back at the news we loved sharing in 2023.
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Philadelphia news helicopter crashes in New Jersey forest, killing pilot and photographer
UPDATE, Dec. 20, 7:30 p.m.: The station identified the pilot as 67-year-old Monroe Smith of Glenside, and the photographer as 45-year-old Christopher Dougherty of Oreland.
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What a year: These news events dominated Pennsylvania headlines in 2023
From a fiery 50-car train derailment to Taylor Swift being named TIME Magazine’s person of the year, a look back at the headlines that shaped 2023.
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VIDEO: The history behind upside-down Christmas trees
@keystonenewsroom 🌲Have you entered someone’s house and wondered why their Christmas tree was hanging from the ceiling? Turns out there’s a pretty practical reason behind it. Watch to find out more. 🧑🎄 #Christmas #Christmastraditions #PAdutch #Pennsylvania #Pennsylvaniachristmas #Phillychristmas #Christmastree #Christmashistory ♬ original sound – Keystone Newsroom Have you entered someone’s house and wondered why…
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VIDEO: Visiting Poor Richards bar from The Office
@keystonenewsroom Calling all The Office fans! Did you know you could actually go to Poor Richard’s, the iconic bar from your favorite sitcom? Well, not the real one. That was a set in California, but this establishment is entirely inspired by the classic show and is sure to please fans. #TheOffice #PAEats #PATravel #Pennsylvanian #Pennsylvaniatravel…
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VIDEO: The Philadelphia zoo’s Luminature exhibit is a holiday feast for the eyes.
@keystonenewsroom At the Philadelphia Zoo, more than a million sparkling lights have been set up for Luminature, the zoo’s holiday light show. We visited and let us tell you, not a single bulb was wasted. Let us know who you’re going with when you visit by tagging them below! ✏️🎥: Graham Harrington @philadelphiazoo #Pennsylvanian #PhillyZoo…
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These Pennsylvania nonprofits are worthy of your Giving Tuesday contributions
The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is a time to give back to local nonprofits that help your community. Here are a few for you to consider donating to.
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Rite Aid closing nearly 40 stores in Pennsylvania amid bankruptcy
Through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, Rite Aid announced it is closing more than 150 stores, including nearly 40 across the commonwealth.
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Show Your Love for Pennsylvania’s Unique Wildlife With the New Eastern Hellbender License Plate
The new plate will benefit the Wild Resource Conservation Fund, helping to highlight conservation and protect rare species across Pennsylvania.
