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(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s regulatory state is causing headaches, from long wait times to approve major projects to driving up costs that undermine the goals of federal programs.

(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s regulatory state is causing headaches, from long wait times to approve major projects to driving up costs that undermine the goals of federal programs.

Three staff at One Asian Kitchen in Tallaght suffered burns during incident involving Katarzyna Wsiubiak (34)

A woman who walked into a Dublin restaurant and threw a cup of acid at workers, leaving three women with severe burns, has been found not guilty by a jury by reason of insanity.

Three staff at One Asian Kitchen in Tallaght suffered burns during incident involving Katarzyna Wsiubiak (34)

A meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 5 p.m. at Otis Library will discuss a study to help make downtown Norwich safer for pedestrians, cyclists and cars.

For over 40 years, Donal Lyttleton has kept silent about the night his colleague and friend Detective Seamus Garda Seamus Quaid was shot and killed by Provisional IRA gunman Peter Rogers at Ballyconnick Quarry, never speaking about it again, apart from giving evidence at the Special Criminal Court.

Margaret Talbot reviews “The Burning of the World: The Great Chicago Fire and the War for a City’s Soul,” by Scott W. Berg.

STEUBENVILLE ­— Virginia Glenn loves history. She embodies a passion for the past — and does whatever she can to preserve timeless pieces. From being i

Sir — Almost 200 years ago, a native of Pettigo village in Co Donegal, John Kells Ingram, wrote the beautiful poem Who Fears to Speak of ’98.