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Will Gross works on a job at Truck Country on Tuesday. Gross, a technician at Truck Country’s Dubuque location, took second place after competing in the vehicle (chassis) category during

Dubuque resident Will Gross recently cemented himself as a rock star among his peers in the diesel truck system maintenance and repair profession.

The demonstration featured dancers, art, and speeches against what community members deem a plan that would deeply harm the neighborhood.

Isaiah Zagar's mosaics are ubiquitous in Philadelphia, but few are safe from demolition.

Community advocates delivered thousands of petition signatures and postcards to Council members, asking them to take formal stances against the Philadelphia 76ers arena and with Chinatown.

The team took part Saturday in a variety of events including pulp toss, cross-cut saw, log decking and axe throw.

Jun. 3—A battle for leadership of Pennsylvanias Democratic Party roiling for months in private went public Thursday when state Attorney General Josh Shapiro, the partys nominee for governor, endorsed a

“Public service has been my calling for as long as I remember,” says Jonathan D. Lovitz.

“I decided that we needed a voice,” says Alvarez, running for Pennsylvania House in the 182nd District.

Story at a glance Deja Alvarez is a fixture in Philadelphia’s LGBTQ+ public health space, and she could soon be the first out transgender woman of color elected to a state legislature. Alvarez, who…