I'm the Inquirer columnist who writes about Pennsylvania and its most populated region - the political battleground Philadelphia suburbs - with a bullseye on any story that cuts through the noise and gives you the real deal.
It's not the end of the world. That's just your smartphone telling you what you (happily) didn't know years ago. And it may just be dangerous in its own way.
The Lanterfly is here. Hatching and feasting on our roses. And come August, crashing our barbecues like flying cockroaches, clanging against our windows, our screen doors, our very last nerve.
Pennsylvania's poorest city may be on the brink of losing its newspaper. But Reading still has Jimmy Kramer's place — where hope and history commune on bar stools.
