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NEWSWORKS TONIGHT FEATURE
May 18
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Carolyn Beeler
The freshwater mussel is considered among the most imperiled of all plant and animals in the U.S.
Of nearly 300 species nationwide, it is estimated that at least 70 percent are extinct, endangered, or in need of protection.
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About fifty people wearing matching superman-themed "B a Hero" shirts gathered in Love Park Friday afternoon to raise awareness for Hepatitis B.
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Carolyn Beeler
Finding Your Roots
May 18
Perhaps the only thing more confusing than the holes in my family tree are the DNA results meant to fill them.At least for me, since I'm not what you'd call a DNA expert. Luckily I'm working with one to interpret the results... More » -
Shannon McDonald
As seen on 'first'
May 18
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NewsWorks
STATEIMPACT - PA.
May 18
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Susan Phillips
May 17
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Carolyn Beeler
May 17
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Taunya English
May 17
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Beth Fitzgerald, of NJ Spotlight
Radio Times
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Pulitzer Prize-winning author Buzz Bissinger's cross country trip with his extraordinary son
May 21HR 2 Pulitzer Prize-winning author BUZZ BISSINGER takes a road trip with his 24 year old son to get to know him better. This is not your usual father-and-son bonding story – Bissenger’s sons, Gerry and Zach are twins, but More »
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Suzzy Roche's debut novel, 'Wayward Saints'
May 18Hour 2 [REBROADCAST] SUZZY ROCHE and her sisters, Maggie and Terre, have been touring together and recording for over 30 years. Suzzy, the youngest, has recently written her first novel, "Wayward Saints," about the music industry, family and small-town ghosts More »
WHYY's Health+Science reporters Taunya English, Maiken Scott and Carolyn Beeler examine the challenges of aging and new tools available to meet them. More » 
On March 26th the U.S. Supreme Court begins hearings on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Critics oppose many provisions, including the expansion of the Medicaid public health program, but the insurance mandate has gotten the More »
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Energy, Environment, Economy
May 14 So - do you feel like your boss appreciates you and your work?
More than one in five working Americans say they do not feel valued by their employers. This according to a new survey from the American Psychological... More » -
Parenting After the Loss of a Child
May 14Picking up the pieces after the death of a child can feel like an impossible experience for parents. Forming a new sense of what it means to be family takes time, but that's hard to do while having to address More »
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Using Your Noodle
May 19There are ways to enjoy pasta without the guilt. Chef and cookbook author Aliza Green has some simple tips for easy and healthier pasta preparation. Listen RECIPE: -Penne Pasta with Chicken Cacciatore Sauce » "You would go to the pasta More »
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Tony Auth
Obama shifts on same-sex marriage — to what effect?:Wednesday, in an interview on ABC, Barack Obama became the first More »
Dave Davies
Romney attack rated mostly false, and other matters:A couple days ago I did a radio piece about More »
Chris Satullo
Breaking up with a tax break is hard to do:A confession: For many years, I got free HBO. It wasn't More »
Jen Bradley
Does your preschooler think she's fat?:Chubby. Fat. Thin. Are these the words of a four year More »
Jan C. Ting
What should we think about Mitt Romney’s high school bullying?:The media have given Mitt Romney a pass he does More »
