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John Pearce talks about the impact of history and National History Day 2021/2022 with three local students; 8th grader Eden Sendef, and 9th graders Matt Keenan and Sophie Elijovich.
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On the next Galactic Travels™, the month-long Special Focus on fluXus concludes. The Featured CD at Midnight will be "Circle Homeward." -
Gasoline prices are up 45% for the year... Dr. Kamran Afshar takes a look at this and more in his synopsis of the week's economic news and trends across the Lehigh Valley and the nation.
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Laurie Siebert dedicates the show to answering audience-submitted questions.
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Silagh White hosts a program highlighting the mural arts here in the Lehigh Valley, featuring art advocate Missy Hartney and local Lehigh Valley mural artist Sarah Karess.
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"The Card Counter," by screenwriter-director Paul Schrader, looks at a poker player and Iraq war veteran coping with PTSD.
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After a steep decline in summer travelers last year due to the COVID pandemic, passenger counts have nearly returned to pre-COVID numbers at Lehigh Valley International Airport. WDIY’s Sarit Laschinsky has more.
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Northampton County has announced that ballot-on-demand voting will be available for the upcoming November 2nd general election, and also provided additional information for county voters. WDIY’s Sarit Laschinsky has more.
Explore the stories and issues impacting the Lehigh Valley region with original reporting from Lehigh Valley Public Radio.
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Murder continues to plague New Jersey’s capital city. This time last year, Trenton was on its way of setting a new homicide record. While city officials try to stop the violence, an art project in the works hopes to bring humanity to those killed and healing to victims. WHYY’s Kenneth Burns reports.
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A controversial plan to use New Jersey state lands for a natural gas pipeline is dead – for now. For StateImpact Pennsylvania, WHYY’s Zoe Read has more.
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The city of Philadelphia is taking its best shot at landing a major international competition. WHYY’s Tom MacDonald reports.
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Two years after he was sued for sexual abuse by his daughter, a federal jury has ordered a former Delaware minister to pay $1.5 million in damages. WHYY’s Mark Eichmann has more from the Delaware Desk.
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The family of a 10-year-old boy – who died after being shot at a South Jersey high school football game nearly two years ago – is suing the school district that hosted the match. From the New Jersey Desk, WHYY’s Kenneth Burns reports attorney Ben Crump is leading the civil suit that Crump says is about safety.
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