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Arsons to about a dozen. That is including the seven this week and at least five others from 2016. The first five this week happened overnight in a driveway. The two this morning were parked on the streeet. Fire officials believe the same person or people are responsible for all of them. They say there are some commonalities among them. Much of which they wont share in order not to compromise the investigation. I spoke with residents nearby in walnut creek. And they say this is part of a trend in increase in crime here in recent years. One man told me that hes lived here since the nineties wit...

< basically woke up to the sound thought it was a car crash. Saw all the power off in the street for a couple of blocks. And because it was so dark i saw the reflection of the flames off the cars. So i ran outside and saw the flames and it was huge. marty landing thanks averi. marty we first told you about the major fire at 6 33 this morning. If you want breaking news alerts sent to your phone all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. marty good morning, welcome to kron four news weekend. Here is a live look at the embarcadero. marty thanks for joining us. Immarty gonzalez. He...

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A fieldwork experience, no travel required During a two-week in-person bootcamp at the Penn Museum, 11 undergrads learned basic archaeological skills in subjects from ceramics and sample-taking to archaeobotany. During the archaeobotany lesson led by Chantel White (not pictured) of the Penn Museum’s Center for the Analysis of Archaeological Materials—part of a two-week archaeology bootcamp—students including (from left to right) Ashley Ray, Emily Gladden, and Sarah LaPorte, learned a technique called dry sieving used to se...

WEATHER There will be quite a bit of ice out there this morning and we will be seeing some more freezing rain today. Expect the high to stop out at a cold 37 degrees. - Advertisement - NEWS Five regional school districts, all with high minority populations living closer to the poverty line, are most harmed by Pennsylvania's famously unfair education funding structure, according to a new analysis by a good schools advocacy group. Those districts are Pottstown and Norristown in Montgomery County, Reading and Antietam in Berks County, and Southeast Delco in Delaware County. The 24-page study, re...