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Pottstown, allentown in the 20s while reading has actually warmed up in the last half hour. 32 degrees. And 36 aPhiladelphia International. The bus stops this morning it is going to be a cold start. The center city in the 30s. We will see sunshine, warm the temperatures into the low 40s by lunchtime but its not going to go much warmer by that this afternoon. By later this afternoon, the temperatures start dropping, 38 degrees later this afternoon. Your hourbyhour future wherear when i come back in less than ten minutes. Jillian mele is watching traffic. Good morning, bill. For an hour and a ha...

Ken Strauss (AKA The Naked Bandit) talks about his mental health status 5 years removed from his infamous World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event incident.

A ski resort, a dream and greed: How a $350M fraud happened in Vermont’s poorest region Dan D'Ambrosio and April McCullum, Burlington Free Press © COURTESY Jay Peak Resort seen on Thursday, January 17, 2020. The resort got about 8 inches of snow between Wednesday and Thursday with more expected over the MLK Day holiday weekend. No one would have recognized the man with icy eyes and a military bearing who drove through rural Vermont in 2007 with his lawyer in tow. In anonymity, Ariel Quiros brought his real estate attorney, Fred Burgess, on a tour of the mountainous area ...

April McCullum and Dan D'Ambrosio, Burlington Free Press Published 6:59 pm UTC Dec. 22, 2020 Show caption Hide caption The "hole" in downtown Newport was a demolished city block that was to become a retail, office and residential space, and possibly a boutique hotel, under Bill Stenger and Ariel Quiros' grand design. It was never approved as an EB-5 project that could accept foreign investment. After allegations of financial fraud pulled both Jay Peak Resort and Burke Mountain into federal receivership, the plan flew apart. RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS As ski season was drawing to a close at Jay Pe...

Reality knocks: Vermont’s biggest economic development story becomes its biggest fraud April McCullum and Dan D'Ambrosio, Burlington Free Press © RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS FILE The "hole" in downtown Newport was a demolished city block that was to become a retail, office and residential space, and possibly a boutique hotel, under Bill Stenger and Ariel Quiros' grand design. It was never approved as an EB-5 project that could accept foreign investment. After allegations of financial fraud pulled both Jay Peak Resort and Burke Mountain into federal receivership, the plan flew ...