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Smart Talk road trip: The Extraordinary Give
NPR Correspondent Melissa Block
Mental health cracks/Re-Thinking America
Climate change and loss of biodiversity
100th Anniversary of the ending of World War I
The election is over; what lies ahead for Pennsylvania?
Feeding Central PA's hungry
Smart Talk election analysis
The state of education and 'Going Home' series
Open Enrollment and American Education Week
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See Cirque Mechanics at the Luhrs Center
In Pittsburgh, 'a lot of pain, and a lot of beauty.' How will it chang
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See Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra at The Appell Center
See Celtic Woman at the Luhrs Center
A Tour, A Tea & Victoria
2018 Elections Voter Guide
See 42nd Street at the Fulton Theatre
At Lancaster synagogue, 'we have a lot of tough stuff to deal with'
Pa. voter registration shows across-the-board increase
Reporters & their stories
Marie Cusick
Scott LaMar
Tim Lambert
Rachel McDevitt
Keira McGuire
Katie Meyer
Emily Previti
Craig Rhodes
Brett Sholtis
Joe Ulrich
Debt Elimination and Lifestyle Change: A community blog
Linda Chavey writes about how to change your lifestyle habits in order to eliminate debt.
Quote for the Day
Written by Linda Chavey, Community blogger | Jan 26, 2013 9:24 AM
This quote makes a whole lot of sense when it comes to quality of life and happiness.
Spending time with children is more important than spending money on children. - Anthony Douglas Williams - Inside the Divine Pattern
Tagged under children, education, happiness, money, time
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