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Progressive Rock Takes Over Kennett Square at The Flash
KENNETT SQUARE, PA — Electric violin, soaring guitar work and a mix of progressive rock and jazz fusion will fill Kennett Square when Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius and Jane Getter …
Lifestyle
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Federal Financial Literacy Plan Targets Youth, Digital Risks
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal agencies are shifting financial-literacy efforts toward youth, saving and investing, digital finance and fraud prevention under a new national strategy that sets government-wide priorities for financial …
Pennsylvania
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PennDOT Centers to Close for Three Days Over Holiday
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania driver’s license and photo centers will close statewide from Saturday, Oct. 10, through Monday, Oct. 12, for the Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day holiday, temporarily shifting customers …
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USDA Tightens Rural Energy Grants, Restricts Solar and Wind
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is tightening eligibility for a federal rural energy program, including restrictions intended to discourage solar and wind projects on cropland and a …
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Wilmington Police Seize ATV, Charge Rider in City Street Stop
WILMINGTON, DE — A 40-year-old man faces charges after Wilmington police allege he illegally operated a four-wheel ATV on a city street. Police said an officer with the Special Operations …
Immaculata University Expands Campus Security Camera Coverage
IMMACULATA, PA — Immaculata University is expanding video-security coverage at four campus buildings this week, with Tri-M Group installing cameras around entrances to Good Counsel, Loyola Hall, Alumnae Hall and …
$70 Million Malvern Deal Draws New Life-Sciences Investor
MALVERN, PA — Bethesda, Maryland-based Vitrian paid about $70 million for four Malvern-area life-sciences and flex properties, marking its first Philadelphia-region investment and establishing a base for additional acquisitions, according …
USDA Tightens Rural Energy Grants, Restricts Solar and Wind
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is tightening eligibility for a federal rural energy program, including restrictions intended to discourage solar and wind projects on cropland and a …
Education Department Urges Schools to Expand Communism Lessons
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Education is urging schools nationwide to strengthen instruction on communism and its historical consequences ahead of the Nov. 7 National Day for the …