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Freedom Village Residents Raise $4,330 With “Guys and Dolls” Production
WEST BRANDYWINE, PA — Packed audiences and standout resident performances helped Freedom Village at Brandywine raise $4,330 during its sixth resident-produced musical, “Guys and Dolls,” supporting employee scholarships and community …
Lifestyle
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South Coatesville: A Steel Town Still Forging Its Future
Morning light slides slowly across First Avenue in South Coatesville, catching the edges of modest homes and the quiet storefronts that line the street. Somewhere beyond the borough’s rooftops, the …
Pennsylvania
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Man Sentenced for Role in $3 Million Bank Fraud Scheme
HARRISBURG, PA — A Dauphin County man was sentenced this week to up to nearly two years in prison for leading a criminal organization that defrauded central Pennsylvania banks and …
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Fetterman Breaks With Party on Voter ID Debate
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pennsylvania voters could see renewed focus on voter identification requirements as U.S. Sen. John Fetterman signaled support for photo ID laws while opposing broader election changes included …
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Man Sentenced for Role in $3 Million Bank Fraud Scheme
HARRISBURG, PA — A Dauphin County man was sentenced this week to up to nearly two years in prison for leading a criminal organization that defrauded central Pennsylvania banks and …
Lane Closures Could Back Up Traffic at Busy U.S. 202 Intersection
CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Drivers traveling through the busy U.S. 202 and Route 926 intersection should prepare for daytime delays over the next two weeks as PennDOT continues construction aimed …
Pa. Attorney General Warns Car Subscription Customers After Bankruptcy
HARRISBURG, PA — Customers using vehicles through two Easton-based car subscription companies are being urged by Pennsylvania’s attorney general to verify ownership and contact state officials following the owner’s bankruptcy …
Pa, N.J. Police Launch Crackdown on Aggressive Driving
HARRISBURG, PA — Drivers across Pennsylvania and New Jersey can expect increased police enforcement through April 26 as state agencies launch a coordinated crackdown on aggressive driving aimed at reducing …
Court Orders Segal Arts to Pay $200,000 in Medicare Fraud Case
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A federal court has entered a consent judgment requiring Segal Arts, LLC, and its owner, Irina Segal, to pay $200,000 to resolve allegations that they improperly billed …