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This we saw the big wigs of National Security officials from former republican administrations. Theyve all come out and said this is bad for democracy. Its many of them, not all of them. Obviously, its bad for democracy. Its bad for National Security and probably more important. Were seeing dozens, upon dozens of the country c. E. O. s, the most influential republican donors come out in a letter saying this has to. And Republican Leadership needs to let the president know that its over and has unveiled his National Security team and expected cabinet nominees. They are diverse in race and gende...

Have to tell you even though it seems that pollen is very slow today my allergies are bugging me. Again, thumbs up from bob our floor director too maybe have allergy medicines ready to go. It is something that was noticeable this morning. We do start to see grass pollen go up in the next couple days as we start to clear out from the rain currently moving through. And then we will expect to see that become more noticeable problem. Temperatures in the meantime are stuck in the mid 60s generally around the entire board here. Coolest spot in the past as is typical to mount pocono. Upper 50s there....

Cross the region but we will only tack 10 degrees on to the values of the thermometer here in the next couple hours, because we will not see much sunshine. Heres another look storm scan as we track what is just a round of showers and locally thinning rain. It has already been pushing through these area. We have spray from the vehicles, damp roadways and certainly some rain that is currently falling back through chester and lancaster county. That is heading east. So with scattered showers locally steady rain and very likely couple rumbles of thunder, you will have a slow drive. Morning looks li...

Aninformational meeting tonight at the Plymouth Township Municipal Building to discuss fire protection in the township’s West Nanticoke area.Due to Luzerne Cou

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