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Program Highlights
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Sara Hoffman
An Early Christmas: Mannheim Steamroller 30/40 LIVE
You’ll hear songs from their ever-popular Mannheim Steamroller Christmas annual tour, a special performance of Greensleeves featuring Elyse Davis, the daughter of Chip Davis, and as well as performances from composer/producer Davis’ “Fresh Aire” series including Toccata and Four Rows of Jacks.
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Kudos Film and TV Ltd
Grantchester Finale: A Serial Killer Remains at Large
After Geordie and Will thought they cracked the case that plagued Grantchester, they both recognize they may have sent the wrong man to prison, and the real killer may still be at large.
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Last Call for WITF Passport: Arthur & George
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is asked to clear a man convicted of animal mutilation. As rumors plague Sir Arthur’s personal life, his case takes a tragic turn. Will he find his suspect and bring them to justice?
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PBS/VPM
Who Will Win The Great American Recipe?
Our remaining three home chefs go head-to-head, with some surprise help, in the highest stakes challenge yet – to win “The Great American Recipe.”
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News
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Tom Gralish
Pa. state senator, representative call for meetings about Berks County’s election problems
The lawmakers are taking two similar approaches and county officials have given no hint as to if they will participate in either offer.
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A young man attempts to escape Russian-occupied Ukraine — then he goes silent
Vitaliy is a 22-year-old Ukrainian college student living in occupied Kherson. He had been sending NPR voice memos for months describing life in the city. Then he decided to leave.
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Mark Pynes
New details emerge on death of man held in Dauphin County Prison
Questions surround the death of an inmate in Dauphin County Prison.
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Western Pennsylvania pop-up farmers market help serve WIC clients
Families enrolled in the federal Women, Infants, and Children program can access pop-up farmers markets at Adagio Health’s five western Pennsylvania WIC offices this summer.
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Gabriela Martinez
Pennsylvania’s Black cemeteries receive $50,000 in preservation grant
Pennsylvania’s Black cemeteries and burial grounds will receive $50,000 in funding from the African American Cultural Heritage Fund.
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Matt Rourke
Doug Mastriano to appear for questioning by House Jan. 6 panel Tuesday, but it may be short
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Jelani Splawn
Pa. Department of Labor and Industry ends vocational rehab waitlist
This week, the state’s Department of Labor and Industry has opened up more vocational rehabilitation services.
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School District of Philadelphia.
‘We’re just surviving’: Report details COVID’s long-term impacts on Philadelphia students
“I left high school in freshman year with a group full of friends, and I came back without them.”
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Jacquelyn Martin
Famed Pittsburgh-born history author David McCullough dies at age 89
“I grew up in a town, a city with such an abundance of history that we heard about history, and the history of Pittsburgh, not only in school but at the dinner table and the family’s stories.”
One More Moment
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