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The New York Times is a leading national daily newspaper based in New York City, renowned for its comprehensive coverage of domestic, national, and international news. It features a mix of opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the largest and oldest newspapers in the United States, it holds a significant place in American journalism.

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Chester County Library & District Center Launches New Monthly Virtual Author Talk Series

Chester County Library and Henrietta Hankin Branch will launch a virtual author talk series each month featuring bestselling, award-winning, and highly acclaimed authors from…

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In Pennsylvania, Presidential Campaigning Has to be Personal

Polls have both presidential candidates running neck and neck in Pennsylvania, so the Pennsylvania run for president will have to be personal.

For the candidates…

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N.Y. Times: Commodore Barry Bridge Gets 2nd Look After Key Bridge Collapse

Bridges around the country share the same vulnerability to a ship collision as the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, including the Commodore Barry Bridge…

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N.Y. Times: Philadelphia Chess Star, Trailblazing Two-time US Women's Champ Lisa Lane, Remembered

Lisa Lane, a Philadelphia native and a chess star who was a two-time United States women’s champion, died on February 28 aged 90…

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Devon Father of Six Becomes Internet Sensation as 'Dad-Fluencer'

A Devon father of six is part of the growing army of pandemic-era “dad-fluencers” bringing light-hearted parenting comedy to TikTok. Dave Ogleton…

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N.Y. Times: New Yorker Moves to Malvern in Search of Her Perfect Home

After taking a job at Bryn Mawr College, Jeanine Molock moved into a Malvern apartment as she started her search for a new home in…

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NYT: James McBride's Latest Novel About Pottstown Hits Million-Copy Sales Milestone

The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store, James McBride’s latest novel which follows the Black and Jewish residents of Pottstown in the early 20th century…

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New York Times: Pennsylvanians Stay in Their Homes Longer Than Most States

A new study has found that Pennsylvania is among the top three states in the nation with the largest share of long-tenured homeowners, writes…

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New York Times: Book Puts Spotlight Back on Radnor Estate, Family That Inspired Classic Movie

A new book is putting the spotlight back on Ardrossan, the famous Radnor estate, and the family that inspired The Philadelphia Story, writes Steven Kurutz…

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New Rules Allow for Some Money in College Savings Accounts to Go Toward Retirement

Recent changes to federal law have made it possible to use for retirement some of the money in 529 college savings accounts that is not…

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How to Create a Budget and Stick to It Without Compromising Your Lifestyle

Picture this: You’ve just gone through 30 days of spending only what you need to — and nothing more — and as a reward you suddenly…

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West Chester University Presents Reading and Book Signing with Assistant Professor Jacqueline Alnes

West Chester University’s Department of English will host a reading and book signing of The Fruit Cure: The Story of Extreme Wellness Turned Sour…

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Danish Duo Rewrites History of Kissing with 2400 B.C. First Smooch Discovery

A married pair of researchers have rewritten the history of kissing with the help of the Barton Cylinder, a Sumerian artifact from around 2400 B…

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Holy Family University Distinguished Writers Series Welcomes Critically Acclaimed Novelist Liz Moore

Holy Family University will welcome critically acclaimed fiction and creative nonfiction novelist Liz Moore in its Distinguished Writers Series on Wednesday, Apr. 3 at 6…

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New York Times: Shapiro Declares State University System Broken, Wants to Implement Sweeping Overhaul

After declaring Pennsylvania’s higher education system broken, Gov. Josh Shapiro proposed last week a sweeping overhaul that would consolidate most schools under the same…

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People's Light Showcases 2023/24 Series 2 Productions

Malvern-based theatre company People’s Light has revealed the second half of the 2023/2024 season with three productions, including a world premiere and…

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N.Y. Times: Amtrak Takes Next Step Toward Introducing Faster Trains in the Northeast After Years of Delays

Amtrak is one step closer to bringing new high-speed trains to Philadelphia, and the Northeast Corridor after years of delays, writes Mark Walker for…

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New York Times: Falling Airfares, AI, Fun in the Sun Among Top Travel Trends You Can Expect to See in 2024

Travel is finally returning to its pre-pandemic numbers, with this year expected to set a few records, according to a staff report from The…