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The popular Democratic governor told supporters in Doylestown they have the chance to "quite literally reshape what our nation looks like." Shapiro is also seeking a trifecta in Harrisburg.

Though the visitors outshot the hosts 15-7, including 6-2 in shots on target, a lack of clinicality and a few good stops by Cincinnati goalkeeper Roman Celentano kept the door shut.

Helen McKenna first stepped onstage as the gothic writer with help from South Jersey theater legend Bruce Curless, who died days ago.