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Here are 11 Bucks County farms to visit for fall crops and festivities

Here are 11 Bucks County farms to visit for fall crops and festivities

Farms throughout Bucks County are offering hayrides, corn mazes and pick-your-own harvest experiences this autumn. Check out some of the options.
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A Feasterville teen's 2022 death led to making Brownsville Road safer

A Feasterville teen's 2022 death led to making Brownsville Road safer

Nearly three years after Isabella Shinn was killed crossing Brownsville Road, her family hopes the road improvement they sought prevents another tragedy.
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Pennsylvania women scammed by fake Pittsburgh Steelers player

Pennsylvania women scammed by fake Pittsburgh Steelers player

Two Pennsylvania women were scammed out of $1,000 by a person pretending to be a Pittsburgh Steelers player, police said.
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Campaign Advertisements for Representative Rob Bresnahan Accused of Altering Broadcast Footage

Campaign Advertisements for Representative Rob Bresnahan Accused of Altering Broadcast Footage

Campaign advertisements for Representative Rob Bresnahan, a Republican incumbent representing Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District, have been accused of altering broadcast footage to convey a different message than originally reported. Specifically, a 28/22 News broadcast from September 16, 2026, featuring anchor Mark Hiller discussing President Trump reversing an 'Obama-Era Chesapeake Bay directive tied to local stormwater requirement,' was edited. In the original broadcast, Hiller stated, 'Congressman Rob Bresnahan says President Trump has reversed an Obama-Era Chesapeake Bay directive tied to local stormwater requirement. Those requirements led to dozens of local communities charging stormwater fees, nicknamed the 'Rain Tax.'' However, in Bresnahan's campaign advertisement, Hiller's statement was shortened to 'Congressman Rob Bresnahan has reversed the rain tax.' A spokesperson for Bresnahan's campaign defended the alteration, stating that the on-screen text corroborated the central message that Br...
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Delaware County Establishes Mental Health Liaison Position at George W. Hill Correctional Facility

Delaware County Establishes Mental Health Liaison Position at George W. Hill Correctional Facility

Delaware County, Pennsylvania, has created a Mental Health Liaison position at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. This role, reporting to the Director of Community & Justice Support, is responsible for identifying inmates with mental health needs, coordinating their release to appropriate services, and actively participating in an interdisciplinary approach to their care. The liaison's duties include identifying individuals with significant mental health needs early through referrals or assessments, maintaining a compassionate and client-centered approach, and completing COMPASS applications for Medicaid enrollment for inmates with anticipated discharge dates. The liaison also works with the Department of Homeless Services to secure housing upon discharge and advocates for admission to eligible services. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between incarceration and community-based mental health support.
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Suitsupply Seeks Tailor in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, to Enhance Customer Experience

Suitsupply Seeks Tailor in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, to Enhance Customer Experience

Suitsupply Seeks Tailor in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, to Enhance Customer Experience
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What to know about measles in NC with Pennsylvania outbreak announced

What to know about measles in NC with Pennsylvania outbreak announced

With 25 new positive cases, almost 800 total measles cases have been confirmed in Pennsylvania this year. Here's what to know about the virus in NC.
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Do independent voters have too much power in midterms? Tell us. | Opinion

Do independent voters have too much power in midterms? Tell us. | Opinion

Independent voters want a say in democracy, but reject joining Republicans or Democrats. What do you think about this growing voting bloc? Tell us.
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Unhealthy Air Quality at Reading Airport, PA

Unhealthy Air Quality at Reading Airport, PA

The Air Quality Index (AQI) at Reading Airport in Pennsylvania has reached 'Unhealthy' levels, according to real-time data from AQICN.org. This means that everyone in the area may begin to experience health effects, with sensitive groups such as children, the elderly, and individuals with respiratory conditions at a higher risk of severe health issues. The AQI scale categorizes air quality from 'Good' (0-50) to 'Hazardous' (301+), and the current reading at Reading Airport falls between 151 and 200, indicating significant air pollution. Residents are advised to take precautions to minimize exposure to outdoor air.
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Pennsylvania Rental Car Drivers Face Complex Toll Payment Options and Potential Fees

Pennsylvania Rental Car Drivers Face Complex Toll Payment Options and Potential Fees

Drivers renting cars in Pennsylvania need to navigate various toll payment methods, which can lead to unexpected costs. While an E-ZPass account is generally not required for rental vehicles, rental companies often provide their own toll solutions. These solutions typically involve either a transponder in the vehicle or a system that bills the vehicle owner (the rental company) via toll-by-plate. The key issue for renters is that these company-provided options often come with additional administrative fees, daily charges, or both, which can significantly increase the overall cost of tolls. Many major routes in Pennsylvania, such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike, utilize electronic tolling and no longer accept cash payments, making electronic payment methods essential. Renters are advised to clarify the specific toll program and associated fees with their rental company before driving off to avoid surprises.
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A raccoon boot camp in Mississippi teaches abandoned kits survival skills

A raccoon boot camp in Mississippi teaches abandoned kits survival skills

A Mississippi wildlife rescue gives abandoned and injured baby raccoons their best chance of survival through a program they call “raccoon boot camp.”