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Philadelphia’s Big Dill Pickle Party Aims for World Record
PHILADELPHIA, PA — More than 1,200 people dressed as pickles could make history in South Philadelphia as The Big Dill returns to its hometown with a massive National Pickle Day …
Lifestyle
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Is Fire Right for You? What Early Retirement Really Takes
The idea has never been more appealing: quit your 9-to-5 decades ahead of schedule and spend your days on your own terms. You may have heard of the FIRE movement, …
Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Man Faces 763 Felony Charges in Child Abuse Images Case
HARRISBURG, PA — A Luzerne County man faces 763 felony charges following an investigation into the alleged possession and distribution of hundreds of child sexual abuse images and videos, according …
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USDA Adds $77 Million for School Meals and Cafeteria Upgrades
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is directing more than $77 million in additional federal funding toward school meal programs, including grants for local food purchasing and cafeteria …
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West Pikeland Revises Playground Plans to Save Cayden’s Corner
WEST PIKELAND TWP, PA — West Pikeland Township supervisors unanimously advanced two revised playground proposals Monday, Nov. 2, that preserve a memorial sandbox honoring a newborn who died in 2022, …
Pennsylvania Man Faces 763 Felony Charges in Child Abuse Images Case
HARRISBURG, PA — A Luzerne County man faces 763 felony charges following an investigation into the alleged possession and distribution of hundreds of child sexual abuse images and videos, according …
West Pikeland Revives SALT Building Sale Despite Opposition
WEST PIKELAND TWP, PA — West Pikeland Township supervisors voted Monday to proceed with selling the municipal property occupied by SALT Performing Arts, reversing a temporary suspension of the sale …
Five Noncitizens Charged With Illegal Voting in Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Five Pennsylvania residents who are lawful permanent residents but not U.S. citizens face federal charges for allegedly voting illegally or submitting fraudulent voter registration information, including an …
Infostealer Malware Exposes Credentials at 72% of Firms
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Infostealer malware compromised employee or customer credentials linked to 72% of nearly 5,000 organizations examined in a cybersecurity study released this week, highlighting how relatively small volumes …