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Great Salt Lake potentially kickstarts a toxic Dust Bowl
Mary Pintea – News Editor Mvp5879@psu.edu As most western United States have learned, droughts have serious consequences. Most states, whether coastal or not, are experiencing much longer dry periods that cripple agricultural infrastructure, wildlife, and other industries. Utah is no different. The disappearance of the Great Salt Lake is a growing threat to more than…
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PA appellate court denies subpoena for election records
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Thursday last week that it will not be ordering Josh Shapiro’s administration to produce the records on voters and voting systems. Republican lawmakers sought in 2020 to support Donald Trump’s faulty election fraud claims. This decision comes nearly a year after the state Senate,…
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Pennsylvania nine-year-old graduates and enters college
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – 9-year-old David Balogun has become one of history’s youngest high school graduates. Balogun started at Reach Cyber Charter School based in Harrisburg but tested out of elementary and middle school soon after. He then began to complete the high school curriculum. Balogun stated to ABC-WHTM that…
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Five PA Jehovah witnesses are facing felony charges
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – five members of PA Jehovah’s Witnesses are facing multiple charges of sexually abusing a child. WHTM local ABC station has stated that “Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General Michelle Harris announced the arrests and criminal charges against the men, saying several cases involve young family members.” PA’s Acting…
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PA creates a lottery for rare bottles of liquor
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, known as the PCLB, is instituting a limited-release lottery to allow PA residents to buy tickets to win one of 814 bottles of rare whiskey. All Pennsylvania liquor stores are state stores, as the PCLB runs them. PA residents will have to enter the lottery…
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Great Salt Lake potentially kickstarts a toxic Dust Bowl
Mary Pintea – News Editor Mvp5879@psu.edu As most western United States have learned, droughts have serious consequences. Most states, whether coastal or not, are experiencing much longer dry periods that cripple agricultural infrastructure, wildlife, and other industries. Utah is no different. The disappearance of the Great Salt Lake is a growing threat to more than…
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PA appellate court denies subpoena for election records
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Thursday last week that it will not be ordering Josh Shapiro’s administration to produce the records on voters and voting systems. Republican lawmakers sought in 2020 to support Donald Trump’s faulty election fraud claims. This decision comes nearly a year after the state Senate,…
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Pennsylvania nine-year-old graduates and enters college
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – 9-year-old David Balogun has become one of history’s youngest high school graduates. Balogun started at Reach Cyber Charter School based in Harrisburg but tested out of elementary and middle school soon after. He then began to complete the high school curriculum. Balogun stated to ABC-WHTM that…
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Five PA Jehovah witnesses are facing felony charges
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – five members of PA Jehovah’s Witnesses are facing multiple charges of sexually abusing a child. WHTM local ABC station has stated that “Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General Michelle Harris announced the arrests and criminal charges against the men, saying several cases involve young family members.” PA’s Acting…
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PA creates a lottery for rare bottles of liquor
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, known as the PCLB, is instituting a limited-release lottery to allow PA residents to buy tickets to win one of 814 bottles of rare whiskey. All Pennsylvania liquor stores are state stores, as the PCLB runs them. PA residents will have to enter the lottery…
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Great Salt Lake potentially kickstarts a toxic Dust Bowl
Mary Pintea – News Editor Mvp5879@psu.edu As most western United States have learned, droughts have serious consequences. Most states, whether coastal or not, are experiencing much longer dry periods that cripple agricultural infrastructure, wildlife, and other industries. Utah is no different. The disappearance of the Great Salt Lake is a growing threat to more than…
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PA appellate court denies subpoena for election records
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Thursday last week that it will not be ordering Josh Shapiro’s administration to produce the records on voters and voting systems. Republican lawmakers sought in 2020 to support Donald Trump’s faulty election fraud claims. This decision comes nearly a year after the state Senate,…
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Pennsylvania nine-year-old graduates and enters college
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – 9-year-old David Balogun has become one of history’s youngest high school graduates. Balogun started at Reach Cyber Charter School based in Harrisburg but tested out of elementary and middle school soon after. He then began to complete the high school curriculum. Balogun stated to ABC-WHTM that…
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Five PA Jehovah witnesses are facing felony charges
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – five members of PA Jehovah’s Witnesses are facing multiple charges of sexually abusing a child. WHTM local ABC station has stated that “Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General Michelle Harris announced the arrests and criminal charges against the men, saying several cases involve young family members.” PA’s Acting…
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PA creates a lottery for rare bottles of liquor
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, known as the PCLB, is instituting a limited-release lottery to allow PA residents to buy tickets to win one of 814 bottles of rare whiskey. All Pennsylvania liquor stores are state stores, as the PCLB runs them. PA residents will have to enter the lottery…
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Great Salt Lake potentially kickstarts a toxic Dust Bowl
Mary Pintea – News Editor Mvp5879@psu.edu As most western United States have learned, droughts have serious consequences. Most states, whether coastal or not, are experiencing much longer dry periods that cripple agricultural infrastructure, wildlife, and other industries. Utah is no different. The disappearance of the Great Salt Lake is a growing threat to more than…
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PA appellate court denies subpoena for election records
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Thursday last week that it will not be ordering Josh Shapiro’s administration to produce the records on voters and voting systems. Republican lawmakers sought in 2020 to support Donald Trump’s faulty election fraud claims. This decision comes nearly a year after the state Senate,…
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Pennsylvania nine-year-old graduates and enters college
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – 9-year-old David Balogun has become one of history’s youngest high school graduates. Balogun started at Reach Cyber Charter School based in Harrisburg but tested out of elementary and middle school soon after. He then began to complete the high school curriculum. Balogun stated to ABC-WHTM that…
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Five PA Jehovah witnesses are facing felony charges
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – five members of PA Jehovah’s Witnesses are facing multiple charges of sexually abusing a child. WHTM local ABC station has stated that “Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General Michelle Harris announced the arrests and criminal charges against the men, saying several cases involve young family members.” PA’s Acting…
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PA creates a lottery for rare bottles of liquor
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, known as the PCLB, is instituting a limited-release lottery to allow PA residents to buy tickets to win one of 814 bottles of rare whiskey. All Pennsylvania liquor stores are state stores, as the PCLB runs them. PA residents will have to enter the lottery…
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Great Salt Lake potentially kickstarts a toxic Dust Bowl
Mary Pintea – News Editor Mvp5879@psu.edu As most western United States have learned, droughts have serious consequences. Most states, whether coastal or not, are experiencing much longer dry periods that cripple agricultural infrastructure, wildlife, and other industries. Utah is no different. The disappearance of the Great Salt Lake is a growing threat to more than…
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PA appellate court denies subpoena for election records
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled on Thursday last week that it will not be ordering Josh Shapiro’s administration to produce the records on voters and voting systems. Republican lawmakers sought in 2020 to support Donald Trump’s faulty election fraud claims. This decision comes nearly a year after the state Senate,…
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Pennsylvania nine-year-old graduates and enters college
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – 9-year-old David Balogun has become one of history’s youngest high school graduates. Balogun started at Reach Cyber Charter School based in Harrisburg but tested out of elementary and middle school soon after. He then began to complete the high school curriculum. Balogun stated to ABC-WHTM that…
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Five PA Jehovah witnesses are facing felony charges
Madison Meeks – Opinion Editor mvm7037@psu.edu HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA – five members of PA Jehovah’s Witnesses are facing multiple charges of sexually abusing a child. WHTM local ABC station has stated that “Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General Michelle Harris announced the arrests and criminal charges against the men, saying several cases involve young family members.” PA’s Acting…
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PA creates a lottery for rare bottles of liquor
Madison Kwiecinski – Editor-in-Chief Mvk5945@psu.edu The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, known as the PCLB, is instituting a limited-release lottery to allow PA residents to buy tickets to win one of 814 bottles of rare whiskey. All Pennsylvania liquor stores are state stores, as the PCLB runs them. PA residents will have to enter the lottery…
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