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Franklin’s Key Returns to Philadelphia With Magic, Mayhem, and Revolutionary Adventure
PHILADELPHIA, PA — History bends and lightning crackles as a familiar Founding Father takes center stage in a sci-fi spectacle made for Philadelphia. This summer, Pig Iron Theatre Company brings …
Lifestyle
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West Chester: Where High and Market Still Meet
On a warm Friday night, Gay Street glows in strands of café lights, the brick sidewalks radiating the last heat of the day. A busker leans into a guitar riff …
Pennsylvania
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Bill Targets AI-Powered Scam Calls in Pa.
WEST CHESTER, PA — A proposed state bill would make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to create or distribute scam phone calls in Pennsylvania.
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Fetterman Presses DOE on Nursing Loan Limits, Backs SNAP Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. John Fetterman is urging the U.S. Department of Education to reconsider a proposed rule that would cap federal student loan borrowing for many graduate students, …
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KLAS Report Ranks Proscia Highest in U.S. Digital Pathology
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Proscia said a new KLAS Research report ranked it highest among digital pathology software vendors in the United States, based on customer feedback, and named it the …
Alliance for Health Equity Opens 2026–2027 Seed-And-Scale Fund
COATESVILLE, PA — The Alliance for Health Equity announced it will open its 2026–2027 Seed-And-Scale Match Fund on March 12, 2026, to support community-driven projects addressing social determinants of health …
Series of Crashes, Thefts and DUI Arrest Reported
AVONDALE, PA — Pennsylvania State Police in Avondale reported multiple crashes, theft investigations and arrests across southern Chester County between January 28 and March 1.
Bill Targets AI-Powered Scam Calls in Pa.
WEST CHESTER, PA — A proposed state bill would make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to create or distribute scam phone calls in Pennsylvania.
Reading Tour Highlights 185,000-Home Shortfall
READING, PA — Pennsylvania faces a projected shortage of roughly 185,000 homes by 2035 if current trends continue, prompting state officials to push for major investments and regulatory changes aimed …