Asha Prihar of Spotlight PA
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Visit Pa.’s Best Festivals, Parks and Ice Cream Shops With This Curated Summer Guide and Bingo Sheet
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Find Pennsylvania’s hidden gems with Spotlight PA’s Summer Bucket List, which includes shops, attractions and parks from across the commonwealth. Readers who score a bingo are eligible for a free prize.
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Great PA News Quiz: The Status of a Major Industrial Deal, Milk in Schools and a Health Care Union Push
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In this week’s news quiz: The city where Pennsylvania’s U.S. senators will face off, an effort to lift old laws and electing election workers.
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Free Museums Abound in Pa. Find the One for You With This Guide
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These Pennsylvania museums boast exhibits centered on shoes, arthropods, Renaissance art and more — all for free. Start planning your next day trip.
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Great PA News Quiz: House Votes on Legal Weed, Swing State Senator Visits Bucks County and a Pa. Chain Goes Bankrupt (Again)
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In this week’s news quiz: Chatter about a public official’s health, a Philly arena plans a name change and two celebrities don an Allentown-born designer’s work.
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Great PA News Quiz: Measles Outbreak, Arson at the Governor’s Residence and a New State Candy Proposal
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In this week’s news quiz: SEPTA plans possible cuts, state Supreme Court weighs a Pittsburgh tax and a Pennsylvania company pauses Chinese imports.
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Quiz: It Happened in Pennsylvania … or Did It? (The Answers May Surprise You)
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It’s no secret that Pennsylvania history is full of notable inventions, contributions to pop culture, and events with national and international significance. But how well do you know them?
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Measles Cases in Pa. Remain Low Amid National Outbreak, but Vaccine Hesitancy Lays Groundwork for Spread
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The U.S. hadn’t seen a measles death in a decade until this year, but vaccine hesitancy has helped fuel spread of the highly contagious disease.
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Great PA News Quiz: Tariff Talk, Real ID Adoption Rate and a Pa.-Set Biopic
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In this week’s news quiz: A commissioner’s DUI charge, gender-affirming care protests and the new, much-hyped “The Office”-themed restaurant near Scranton.
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20 Years After ‘The Office’ Premiered, Cameos Still Paying Off for Scranton Businesses
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Two decades after the NBC sitcom’s pilot, fans are still making pilgrimages to the city where it was set.
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Help With Medical Bills Difficult to Access Despite Hospital Charity Rules, Study Finds
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Hospitals and health systems largely decide how their charity care programs work and who qualifies, which can limit access to this help. A researcher says there’s no “rhyme or reason” to the policies.