Thomas Franklin Cunningham
Thomas Franklin Cunningham, 78, of Saxton, passed away at home on October 21, 2022.
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Thomas Franklin Cunningham, 78, of Saxton, passed away at home on October 21, 2022.
Warning on his phone. but only about four minutes prior to the tornado actually pulling through here. and it changed this town forever. >> as for the damage, i think the hardest part is seeing the neighborhood that i grew up in just completely changed. i mean the landscape of our community is completely different and that is -- it's hard to deal with. >> reporter: flooding is still having a huge impact in the philadelphia region. 30 major highways closed and the five county area. penn dot said work continues on the the vine street expressway. that is the major thoroughfare that goes right thro...
Access to proof of citizenship have no documents with their current legal name. that means as many as 32 million voting-age women without these documents will not be able to vote in these states. back to my panel. all right. pennsylvania, all right, we are looking at from the governor and the secretary of the commonwealth some frequently asked questions about a substantially conforming voter i.d. there's a bunch of different ways your name can show up, it can be joe, j., earl. this if you are a woman, if n this example about margaret smith voter, a voter who recently changed her name by reason...
Their limited resources and tried to pay those taxes. they studied for tests, even though it was almost impossible to pass them. and from the end of jim crowe through today when americans have been faced with barriers to their right to vote they have never stopped trying to jump over those barriers. with me, katrina, editor and publisher of "the nation" magazine. mara jones. kristin, executive director, ceo and co-founder of momsrising.org. ariberman, contributing writer for "the nation" magazine and author of "herding donkeys." ari, you have been on this issue so much so that we were looking ...
Were trying to go to get their valid i.d. it is mutts how long people have to sit and wait. people trying to get their right to vote back by getting these i.d.s. what are you seeing out there? >> absolutely. i was just in pennsylvania last week. and there's a lot of horror stories from the ground. there is extremely long lines at the penndot transportation of department offices where people have go to get voter i.d.s and voters are very confused about what the law is. law has been amended about five times since it passed in march. the state is totally unprepared to implement the law. i think c...