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Neshaminy Mall is closing soon. Demolition set to start in December
Bucks County’s first shopping mecca, the Neshaminy Mall, is set close before the end of the year, two years after it was purchased with plans for large-scale redevelopment.
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Lake Pennsylvania? Erie leaders oppose changing another Great Lake name
A southeastern Pennsylvania legislator, who lives more than five hours from Erie County, wants to rename the Great Lake it borders.
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Your guide to hosting a voter registration drive in Pennsylvania
Everything you need to know about preparing for and running a voter registration drive in Pennsylvania.
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We asked, you answered: Pennsylvanians share their memories of 9/11
On the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Keystone newsletter readers share their reflections of that day.
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Keeping the story of Flight 93 alive, as living memories become fewer
How is the legacy of the passengers and crew who fought back taught to new generations?
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10 apple orchards in Pennsylvania perfect for apple picking & fall fun
Pick your own fresh apples at these orchards in Pennsylvania—and also check out their farm markets, corn mazes, apple festivals, and other fall activities.
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12 places to celebrate Oktoberfest in Pennsylvania
This fall, raise a stein at one of these events celebrating Oktoberfest in Pennsylvania.
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How one Pennsylvania 9/11 widow learned to live after tragedy
Twenty-five years after the first news bulletins, the desperate phone calls that went unanswered, the searching and finally the acceptance that her husband Michael was gone, Tara Bane explains how she deals with that loss even today.
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In western Pa., ‘Friday night lights’ provide a sense of community—and, for some, a way out
The Aliquippa Works steel mill, which ran for miles along the nearby Ohio River and employed well over 10,000 workers at its height before the industry collapsed, is long gone. While the lampposts along Franklin Street in the heart of the borough’s business district carry banners honoring “Hometown Heroes” who served in the armed forces,…
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Fire Chief Jim Clark says Somerset County stepped up on 9/11
Clark can’t praise the community enough for all the help and support the first responders and all those who worked on the crash site had for the next few weeks.
