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Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court found a state commission should not have approved the sale of a municipal sewer system to a private company.
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On this Take Note, we’re going to hear an interview with Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner. Before he was elected to be Philadelphia’s chief…
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Witness to Innocence, a national anti-death penalty organization based in Philadelphia, staged an event in the city Thursday calling for Pennsylvania to…
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It was an early autumn afternoon in 1975 — a moment that Steve Austin wishes he could take back.Recalling that day recently, Austin took a deep breath, as…
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If you hunt hard enough around Harrisburg, it is possible to find lawmakers who are on board with allocating state money for the public defense of the…
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The Pennsylvania Legislature is poised to soon make history as it welcomes its first openly gay lawmaker of color.Malcolm Kenyatta won the Democratic…
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Pennsylvania’s system for funding school construction projects is old.How old, you ask?Current statute requires school districts submit their proposals in…
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Season two of the Keystone Crossroads podcast “Schooled” looks at one elementary school in Philadelphia that sparked debate when the district turned it…
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Temple University education professor James Earl Davis and his partner moved into their stately 150-year-old Victorian home in East Germantown in 2001, at…
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Harry Schwartz, 84, remembers when his neighborhood, Society Hill, was one of the poorest parts of Philadelphia. But by the time he moved there as a young…