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In some places, power will remain out for some customers until Wednesday. At least two counties set up cooling and charging stations to deal with the hot weather and lack of air conditioning.
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Van Wagner is an educator from Danville who has a mission to climb a tree at the highest peak in every county in Pennsylvania. His climbs are more than just a chance to get a bird’s eye view of the state, they’re a way for Wagner to bring awareness to PA’s natural resources.
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About one in six people in NEPA has a disability and the region's number of English language learners is growing. A physician education grant will help the health nonprofit better equip new doctors and staff to better reach them.
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Runners raised thousands of dollars for homeless veterans and first responders in Saturday’s 5K.
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Fines have increased substantially along PennDOT-designated Litter Enforcement Corridors; more Adopt-A-Highway volunteers also sought.
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has 102 new projects set to start across Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming counties in 2024.
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With egg-filled boxes reaching the ceiling, Alicia Lee explains it's "all for the kids."
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The Montrose Driver’s License Center will be closed for renovations from March 9 to March 12. The work includes new flooring, painting, restroom accessibility updates and general repairs. PennDOT will also add additional customer seating and new workstations to the counter processing areas. The center at 78 Grow Avenue in Montrose will resume its normal operations on Tuesday, March 12, at 8:30 a.m.