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Philadelphia has begun pulling large amounts of power for city-owned buildings from a solar array on farmland near Gettysburg. The project, begun nearly six years ago under former Mayor Jim Kenney, st...

For months, supporters of the embattled Ukrainians have contended there was a bipartisan House majority that would back continued U.S. military support if only its Republican leaders would allow a vot...

Dubai Culture Celebrates Emirati Creativity In ’Narratives of Belonging’ Exhibition, News, Dubai City Guide

When it comes to Drew Griffith, the remarkable has become routine. The Butler senior won the high school boys’ mile run championship at the prestigious Penn Relays on Friday, finishing with a time of ...

Eric Mosso, a resident of Adams Township, has been an avid pickleball player for three years. He transitioned from playing tennis, a sport he played for 40 years, and he knows which way a ball is supp...

ELYSE KIGGINS (Seneca Valley), a junior goalie for the Grove City College women’s lacrosse team, turned away a season-high 12 shots, but the Wolverines fell, 11-9, against Washington & Jeffers...

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Mike Pinder, the last surviving founding member of the Moody Blues, whose innovative use of the Mellotron — a predecessor of the sampler — h

Women in hoop dresses ushered visitors one April morning into the grand old house known as Riverview, showing off the hand-carved wooden chairs, oil p

On the occasion of Berlin Gallery Weekend, a href= http://www.pacegallery.com target= _blank Pace /a presents Maysha Mohamedi: Mute Counsel, a pop