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You may soon be able to buy a beer at Penn State football games
The move to sell beer to the general public comes as the athletic department looks to improve the fan experience and raise revenue for, among other things, renovations to athletic facilities.
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It's rare for the Eagles to have a pair of receivers as talented as these two. The expectations will be lofty, to say the least.
A year after Ida swamped their Montco villages, Mont Clare and Port Providence celebrated community
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Monkeypox vax has disproportionately gone to white Philadelphians. This clinic sought to balance that.
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Ida, One Year Later
Flooding in the wake of Hurricane Ida a year ago is still affecting lives in the Philadelphia area.
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A year after Ida swamped their Montco villages, Mont Clare and Port Providence celebrated community
The day’s events, including a fun run on the Schuylkill River Trail and a potluck, were a chance to reflect not just on the trauma of floodwaters and displacement but on support of neighbors.