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Driller Charged Over Contamination in ‘Gasland’ Town
An energy company faces felony charges that it polluted residential water wells in a Pennsylvania community that has long been a battleground in the national debate over natural gas drilling and fracking.
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Summer Camps Begin in Pennsylvania
After being home for weeks, many children are back outside thanks to the return of summer camps in Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the story.
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Uncertainty Surrounds Pennsylvania’s Election Results in November
In November, all eyes could be on Pennsylvania for the presidential race. But how long will it take for results to come in? NBC10’s Lauren Mayk spoke with Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State.
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WATCH: Pennsylvania’s Virus Briefing
Pennsylvania officials are giving a briefing on the state’s virus response. You can watch it live here.
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Black Bears Spotted in 3 Suburban Counties
Police in both Bucks County and Chester County warned residents over the weekend of bear sightings in their communities. Then a South Jersey police department asked its residents to avoid a black bear there.
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Police Show Images of Bear Sightings in Philly Suburbs
Police in Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, and West Goshen Township, Chester County, are sharing images of bears in the communities.
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Tom Wolf, Running for Pennsylvania Governor in the 2018 Midterm Elections
Tom Wolf, the scion of one of the oldest and most successful families in York County, won a first term in 2014 by making Republican Gov. Tom Corbett the first incumbent to go down in defeat since Pennsylvania in the 1970s began allowing governors to serve a second term.
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Some Philly Restaurants Could Close Streets as Outdoor Dining Comes Back
Philadelphians haven’t been able to dine at restaurants for months.
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Outdoor Dining Returns to Philadelphia
Eateries like Center City’s Bar Bombón are now offering outdoor dining as coronavirus-related restrictions are slowly lifted. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on what restaurant operators are doing to keep their employees and customers safe.
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Philadelphia Restaurants Welcoming Customers Back for Outdoor Dining
Guidelines aimed at preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus are in place as Philadelphia restaurants begin serving customers outside on Friday. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports from Honey’s Sit ‘N Eat in Northern Liberties.
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Outdoor Dining Reopens in Philly on Friday With New Guidelines
Outdoor dining is set to reopen in Philadelphia on Friday with new guidelines. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia speaks to a local restaurant owner about the welcome return.
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Philly Restaurants Get OK to Start Outdoor Dining, City Says
Not every restaurant will handle things the same way. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.
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Joe Biden Coming to Philly to Talk About Reopening From Coronavirus Closures
Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is due to be in Philadelphia Thursday to discuss how to safely reopen from coronavirus closures amid the slow restart of outdoor activities in Pennsylvania.
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Pa. House Speaker Turzai Says He’ll Leave Office Next Week
Mike Turzai, the speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, says his last day on the job will be Monday.
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Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai Resigning Office Monday
House Speaker Mike Turzai, one of the most powerful Republicans in Pennsylvania, is stepping down from office on Monday.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Clears Way for More Outdoor Activities
Mountain biking, rock climbing, mini-golf and other outdoor activities have been given the go in Pennsylvania. Gov. Tom Wolf has also opened up the ability of youth sports to restart.
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Youth and School Sports Return to Pennsylvania But With New Rules
Youth and school sports are returning to Pennsylvania but with new rules due to the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.
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Pa.’s Delays in Results, Surge of Mail-In Ballots Set Stage for November
Counties in Pennsylvania have lessons to learn from the primary election and take into November, NBC10 reports.
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Counting Continues More Than a Week After Pennsylvania Primary
More than a week after the Pennsylvania Primary, the counting continues. Ken Lawrence of the Montgomery County Election Board gives the latest updates in an interview with NBC10’s Erin Coleman.
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Some Counting Continues, a Week After Pennsylvania’s Primary
The counting from Pennsylvania’s first foray into mass voting by mail is wrapping up a week after the primary, with results of some of races still up in the air