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Kermit Gosnell Case Enters Its 5th Week

04.15.13 | Sarah Harnisch

It could be days-- or even weeks-- before the defense starts its case. Prosecutors will continue to call witnesses as they pursue the death penalty against Dr. Kermit Gosnell. Last week, former employees described doing ultrasounds and helping with ...

Bill To Be Proposed To Abolish The Entire Turnpike Commission In PA

04.15.13 | Sarah Harnisch

In light of the Turnpike Commission pay-to-play scandal-- one lawmaker has a solution: abolish the entire turnpike commission. A Clarion County lawmaker will introduce a bill this week to dissolve the turnpike, and let 21-hundred state employees ...

Hymnal From 1640 To Be Auctioned In NY

04.12.13 | Sarah Harnisch

A tiny hymnal from 1640 believed to be the first book ever printed in what is now the United States is going up for auction, and it could sell for as much as $30 million.  Only 11 copies of the Bay Psalm book survive in varying degrees of ...

Study Shows Kids At Religious Schools Are A Year Ahead of Their Peers

04.12.13 | Sarah Harnisch

A Princeton University study out this week found religious schools perform better then both public schools and charter schools. What's interesting is that the study was put out by quite a liberal university. Researchers found religious, mostly ...

Civil War Ring From PA Found In Virginia

04.11.13 | Sarah Harnisch

A civil war-era ring lost by a Union soldier from Pennsylvania 150 years ago has been found. The ring was worn by Levi Schlegel, a Berks County native who lost it at an encampment near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Relic hunter John Blue found the ring ...

One of the Comfort Brothers Released From Prison In NY

04.11.13 | Sarah Harnisch

One of two brothers linked to the 1980 shooting death of a state trooper in Corning, New York has been released from prison.  62 year old Larry Comfort was granted parole and was released Tuesday from a correctional facility in Westchester ...

Two Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Killed In Afghanistan

04.11.13 | Sarah Harnisch

Two Pennsylvania National Guard troops, both pilots, have died in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan. The men, 34 year old Matthew Ruffner, and 27 year old Jarrett Yoder, were both from south central Pennsylvania. The U.S. military says it has no ...

Weiner Considering Running For NYC Mayor

04.11.13 | Sarah Harnisch

Political strategists think a disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner stands a chance of becoming the next mayor of New York City. He fell from grace after tweeting lude photos of himself. But last month, the politician spent 100-thousand ...

Case Against 3 Penn State Administrators Set To Move Forward

04.10.13 | Sarah Harnisch

Three former Penn State administrators accused of covering up complaints about Jerry Sandusky lost a set of rulings Tuesday. It allows their criminal cases to move forward. A judge denied an attempt to throw out the grand jury report backing up the ...

Multiple Sclerosis In New York May Be Linked To A Lack of Vitamin D

04.10.13 | Sarah Harnisch

Western New York has the second highest rank in the country for multiple sclerosis cases. The data, being discussed after the death of former mouseketeer Annette Funicello, who was from upstate New York, and died after 20 years battling the ...

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