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Clearly stated: I'm in with the out crowd (The Nor'wester)
1969. That's when I bought my first Toyota. It was a 1967 Corona. That is no longer a model of car.
Budd Lake manâs hunger strike aims at bank and homelessness issues (Mt. Olive...
MOUNT OLIVE TWP. ? Foreclosure on his Budd Lake home made Scooter Jolley homeless but it didn?t take away his feistiness.
U.S. Census Bureau News - Facts for Features Special Edition Census Historica...
WASHINGTON, March 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Article I, Section 2 of the Constitution specifies that the number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives is to be distributed proportionally amo...
Community libraries offer programs for children and adults (South Hills Record)
Baldwin Borough Public Library, 41 Macek Drive, will host a variety of events. To register, call the library at 412-885-2255.  read more »
At Arcadia, Obama's pitch for health care (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
President Obama made a passionate plea for support of health care overhaul at Arcadia University, taking on Republicans and dismissing Democrats fearing mid-term elections.
At Arcadia, Obama's pitch for health care (MalaysiaNews.net)
President Obama makes an impassioned speech at Arcadia University in Glenside. "We've been talking about this for a century. . . . If not now, when? If not us, who?"
Across the USA (USA Today)
News from every state
Rule would require sprinklers in new Pa. homes (The York Dispatch)
TARENTUM, Pa.?Beginning next year, all new one- and two-family houses built in Pennsylvania will be required to have an automatic fire sprinkler system.
State slow to install new traffic technology (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Cameras that catch you running red lights. Cameras that catch you speeding. Cameras that catch you evading tolls. Or blowing past the gates at a railroad crossing. Or driving without insurance.
Philly startup develops robotic wheelchair (The York Dispatch)
PHILADELPHIA -- Whether driving to and from his real estate office, his grandson's baseball game, the mall -- Tom Palermo always needed someone to help with his wheelchair.