Pennsylvania
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Discover the Rich Black History of Delaware County
Delaware County celebrates Black History Month with cultural events, historic sites, and exhibits. Explore local Black heritage this February.
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15 things to do in Pittsburgh that are off the beaten path
Looking for unique things to do in Pittsburgh? Here are 15 activities to try.
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New investments in Pennsylvania create 200+ jobs across the state
Pennsylvania attracts over $20 million in new private sector investments, including Italian manufacturer Il Pastaio, creating 200+ jobs across the Commonwealth
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Doggy day out: How to take a Pa. shelter dog on a field trip for the day
Support a shelter dog by spending a day exploring and relaxing with them. Here are the details.
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Remembering a Pioneer: Radnor to Honor Bishop Richard Allen
Radnor Township will honor AME Church founder Bishop Richard Allen with a wreath-laying ceremony, celebrating his legacy in religious and civil rights history.
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Love in high places: Cathedral of Learning welcomes new falcon pair
Since 2002, the Cathedral of Learning has hosted peregrine falcons, aiding conservation efforts. The FalconCam will stream their new pair now.
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6 Valentine’s Day date ideas in Harrisburg (that aren’t just dinner!)
Spend some quality time with your valentine in Harrisburg, whether you’re relaxing at a spa, painting pottery, or exploring the city together.
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2025 Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney: What to know
Celebrate 2025 Groundhog Day—and its ancient origins—at the popular Punxsutawney event where you can catch a glimpse of the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil.
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Middle school scientists: Pittsburgh kids master DNA tech through new collab
Pittsburgh’s Greater Hazelwood students engage in hands-on biotechnology learning through a Pitt and Smithsonian collaboration, exploring DNA, biofuels, and more.
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Uncover the Mystery of Penn’s Black Squirrels
Sarah Tomke from Penn Vet’s Wildlife Futures Program explains the genetic mutation behind black squirrels seen on College Green.