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70,000 skill games. Zero rules.

Skill games have become ubiquitous across Pennsylvania during the past decade or so. They look like slot machines. You might’ve seen them in bars, gas stations, corner stores and private organizations like fire halls and American Legion posts. There were an estimated 70,000 of them in play, at last...
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WPXI: Pittsburgh-area music artist, Donnie Iris, dead at 83

Our NBC News affiliate in Pittsburgh, WPXI, is reporting that as of Monday, October 26, Pittsburgh-area music artist and Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, native Donnie Iris has died at the age of 83. Iris was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 1943. WPXI reports that Iris’ long-time concert promoter, Rich Engler,...
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Virginia Ranks No. 1 for Teachers but Last in Math Performance

Virginia has been ranked the best state for teachers in the country, leading in teacher compensation … Virginia Ranks No. 1 for Teachers but Last in Math Performance Read more
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Parts of California’s coast are vanishing 70 feet at a time

Coastal erosion and landslides are eating away at cliffs, especially in Northern California.
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Woman robbed after pulling over to help disabled vehicle in Philadelphia: police

PHILADELPHIA - Police say a driver believed she was helping a disabled car when two suspects robbed her at gunpoint in Philadelphia. The victim told police she was flagged down by two men who were pulled over in a newer model Jeep Compass near Courtland and 11th streets last Thursday afternoon.
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Cargo thieves swipe 3,000 pounds of snow crab while truck driver sleeps, Philadelphia police...

Philadelphia police are investigating the theft of 3,000 pounds of frozen snow crab from a truck parked on Island Avenue early Tuesday morning.
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New England Weather: Boston, Providence Could See Warmer Start Nov. 1-5

Boston, MA – New England could experience a warmer-than-normal start to November, with federal climate outlooks favoring above-normal temperatures across much of the region from Nov. 1-5. Cities including Boston, Providence and Manchester are within the broader area where warmer-than-usual conditions are favored, while precipitation prospects suggest a potentially unsettled opening to the month.
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CVS workers in Rhode Island rally over staffing, contract fight

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Dozens of participants, including state lawmakers, joined pharmacists and pharmacy technicians from around the state outside CVS in Wakefield on Oct. 23 to rally against what they allege are unfair working conditions and bad-faith bargaining by the health care giant that calls Rhode Island its home. Pharmacy technicians at the Wakefield store, along with those at the Middletown location and two CVS pharmacies in Westerly , unionized two years ago. Now, as members of The Pharmac
Featured picture for This Richmond shop has over 1,000 Mexican cowboy boots

This Richmond shop has over 1,000 Mexican cowboy boots

Petra Santos started her Mexican cowboy boot business in a 5-by-5-foot booth at the Bellwood Flea Market. Sixteen years later, her family is opening its third store inside a 4,000-square-foot building in Midlothian. Why it matters: Bota Latina on Hull Street has become a destination for Mexican western wear, drawing shoppers from Fredericksburg to Virginia Beach and fueling the family business's expansion. The latest: Bota Latina's new store opens Nov. 7 at 7419 Midlothian Turnpike, featuring a
Featured picture for Bear seen with apparent injury wanders through Coventry yard

Bear seen with apparent injury wanders through Coventry yard

A second bear sighting in Coventry concerned some local residents as the animal appeared to have injured its paw. In a video shared on Facebook, the bear was seen wandering around a backyard in Wood Estates on Sunday afternoon. Leslie Sormanti-Folco, a resident who captured the video, said the bear appeared to have an injured paw and that this was one of many bear sightings in the area. "People are still leaving their bird feeders out so this is attracting" the bears, she added. Another bear sig

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