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Jersey Shore tourism boosters anticipating ‘a great 2021’ as COVID restrictions lift

“We are anticipating a great 2021,” said Diane Wieland, director of tourism for Cape May County.
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

Confidence delivered with second shot of COVID vaccine

The buzz among health care workers when the first boxes of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine started arriving at South Jersey hospitals in December matched the excitement of those who saw the trucks leaving a Michigan warehouse with the doses.
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

Despite differences, Bucks Democratic hopefuls agree on this: defeating Fitzpatrick

At a debate in Bristol, the pair sparred for more than hour, espousing some very different policies.
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

Taking on the minority-commissioner role in Bucks and Chester counties

For the first time in recent memory, Democrats will be the governing majority in Bucks County.
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

Pa. Game Commission warns of lead’s danger to animals, but hunters say non-lead ammo is too expensive

When lead bullets are used for hunting, there can be unintended consequences.
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

Chester brewery hopes to hire city residents as it expands

“I hope we’re one of these businesses that people can walk to work and hang for a beer after their shift is over.”
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Delco Dems: DELCORA sale is a typical bad, backroom Republican deal

DELCORA’s board of directors unanimously approved a deal this week to merge with Bryn Mawr-based Aqua Pennsylvania Wastewater Inc. for $276.5 million. The proposed deal still needs approval from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.

By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY

New store preps West Chester students on the spectrum for the working world

"We are educating students, but we’re also interested in preparing them to be ready for the world of work.”
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Ten years later, is Chester better now with a soccer stadium?

"A lot of people (were) like, 'Nobody in Chester is going to see soccer.' "
By P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY