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Inside a Philadelphia barbershop, Black men debate their political past and future
The two-plus hour discussion, which included local politicians, union leaders, lifelong residents, recent arrivals and a few high schoolers, had immense political stakes.
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Pennsylvania officials report state’s 3rd death involving measles
The 40-year-old woman died Saturday, Jefferson County Coroner Greg Furlong said in a Facebook post in which he called the death “measles-related.”
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Bob Brooks’ lawsuit over family debt dismissed
Northampton County Court of Common Pleas dismissed a lawsuit involving Bob Brooks and his former mother-in-law.
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Bucks County expands ‘on-demand’ voting locations ahead of election
At their meeting Sept. 9, board of elections officials approved the creation of four temporary satellite election offices expected to open in early October and the expansion of the number of voting locations in the county to seven.
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Pa. elections chief: ‘Nothing has changed’ following Trump mail-in ballot order
Some ballots for overseas and military voters have already been mailed.
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More Pa. parents claim religious vaccine exemptions. Now what?
State Sen. Amanda Cappelletti contends that these exemptions are dangerous given the spread of vaccine conspiracy theories and distrust in the health experts who promote immunization.
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Democratic Sen. Fetterman speaks at a GOP midterm convention, fueling party-switch fears
Fetterman didn’t criticize anyone by name during his surprise appearance, but suggested Democrats are extremists, underscoring the message that Republicans are trying to drive home during their two-day rally in Dallas.
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Coroner releases details of infants who died amid growing Pennsylvania measles outbreak
Lancaster County’s coroner said he told the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that the virus itself caused one of the deaths, though the CDC has not said whether they will count either death as measles-associated.
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Pennsylvania gas prices are climbing again
The average price for a gallon of gas in Pennsylvania jumped to $4.36 on Wednesday, up from $3.12 when the US began its attacks on Iran on Feb. 28.























