January 10, 2013
By Mary Wilson
The Pennsylvania Farm Show features more than 6,000 animals –- and many are reared and exhibited by people not long out of high school.
WHYY's Mary Wilson visited the show, which continues through Saturday, to see how the Pennsylvania's oldest industry is faring with its newest recruits.
Ten years in the making, $4.6 million spent, and over 70,000 square feet of skateable surface: Paine's Park is unique among American skate parks in that it is designed to solve multiple programming challenges: move More »
Convicted West Philadelphia abortion provider Dr. Kermit Gosnell will spend the remainder of his life in prison; and as the city's budget deadline looms, Philadelphia City Council's efforts to craft a budget blueprint are complicated More »
The head of Pennsylvania's Office of Open Records is pointing a finger at public charter schools for being the biggest violators of the commonwealth's Right-to-Know law, now 5 years old. More »
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