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WPVI Action News At 530 AM October 20, 2017 - Vimarsana News

WPVI Action News At 530 AM October 20, 2017

Warmest october yet to come. Were bright with clear skies out there, lots of stars out there. Well get lots of sun today. Maybe a few high clouds filtering in, but its fairly bright. 50 degrees in allentown and reading. These are milder numbers than earlier this week. 55 in trenton. 55 in philadelphia. 53 in wilmington. 47 in millville. 62 in cape may. As we roll through the day looks like a good one. 69 degrees by noon. Lots of sun, high today, 74 at 3 00 p. M. As late as 5 00 were holding on to the 70s. Its october well see temperatures dip after dark, 65 degrees. If youre dressing the kids ...

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In an exclusive interview with Hollywood.com, Kingdom of the Apes Star Actor Peter Macon (Raka) talks about Ape School and more.

Freya Allan says Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes co-stars looked like Smurfs on set - Vimarsana News

Freya Allan says Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes co-stars looked like Smurfs on set

The Witcher star Freya Allan has joked that her Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes co-stars Owen Teague and Kevin Durand looked like Smurfs on set.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Owen Teague on pressure of replacing previous lead Andy Serkis - Vimarsana News

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Owen Teague on pressure of replacing previous lead Andy Serkis

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes star Owen Teague has opened up about the pressure of taking on a lead role in the popular franchise.

Province adds an hour to school day for young students - Vimarsana News

Province adds an hour to school day for young students

Beginning in September, New Brunswick students in kindergarten to Grade 2 will get out of school one hour later than they do now.

Source: cbc.ca