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Why is Governor Josh Shapiro Suddenly Everywhere?
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is receiving an unusual surge of national attention, writes John Baer for Penn Live. The Abington native appeared in extensive profiles…
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West Chester University’s Moon Shot for Equity Mission to Host Russell Lowery-Hart Today
On Wednesday, Sept. 20, newly named Austin Community College (ACC) Chancellor Russell Lowery-Hart will visit West Chester University in support of the WCU Moon Shot…
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Talk About Overkill: Pa. Residents Are Incinerating a Seasonal Pest with Propane Torches
Lanternflies. Yes, they’re annoying. And yes, they affect agribusinesses. But some mitigation techniques against them are getting a bit extreme, writes Abigail Gruskin for The…
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Two Decades Later, Family of Montco Man Who Died on 9/11 Still Searching for Meaning
Two decades after Oreland native Bobby McIlvaine died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, his family continues to search for meaning, writes Jennifer…
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Kennett Square Resident, Famous Journalist Bemoans Effects of Demise of Local News During Pandemic
The demise of local news has far-reaching consequences that are especially felt during a pandemic, when many small towns do not know they are infected…
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The Atlantic: Prejudice Runs High Between Democrats and Republicans in Chester County
A new analysis conducted by PredictWise for The Atlantic shows that prejudice runs high between Democrats and Republicans in Chester and Delaware counties, writes Paul…
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Renowned Political Pundit Takes Stage in Second Installment of VISTA Today Speaker Series
Publishers Note: This event has been postponed. The Suburban Philadelphia Speaker Series continues with its second installment on Wednesday, Nov. 15, when journalist and author…
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As Sponsor of Suburban Philadelphia Speaker Series, First Priority Bank Sees Value for Local Businesses
By Chris Cooper The Suburban Philadelphia Speaker Series, which debuts on Oct. 4 at People’s Light and Theatre in Malvern, will meet an unfilled need…
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Kennett Square Resident, Renowned Author Revives Vietnam’s Bloodiest Battle
His words have awakened vivid portrayals of life on the front lines, from the Battle of Mogadishu — that inspired Black Hawk Down — to…
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Famous Author Running for Seat on Kennett School Board
Mark Bowden, the author of a number of widely read books, including Black Hawk Down and Killing Pablo, is vying for a seat on the…
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Election Sweet Spot in Coatesville, Surrounding Areas Leaves a Sour Aftertaste
Some 20 knocks on the door from political activists in recent weeks is enough to make many residents in parts of Chester County like Coatesville…
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