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Philadelphia woman, 70, sentenced to decades in prison for cane-sword murder in Ardmore

A 70-year-old Philadelphia woman will spend at least two decades in prison for using a cane-sword with a 16-inch blade to fatally stab an unarmed man who was engaged in a fistfight with her son in Ardmore.

Woman in prison garb in wheelchair being pushed by uniformed female sheriff's deputy

ROTC members presenting the U.S. and Pennsylvania flags.

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Bipartisan bill could save Phoenixville Air Force JROTC program

Montgomery County Planning Commission Executive Director Scott France said he anticipates continuing growth, as an impending influx of nearly 74,000 people is expected over the next few decades.

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Planning key for Montgomery County amid area growth, development trends

Richard McLaughlin takes the helm as president/CEO for the two Tower Health hospitals

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New leadership for Pottstown, Phoenixville hospitals

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Motorcycle rider dies in crash near his home in eastern Berks

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"The Judge did not accept our argument and thus held the voters of the township to a stricter standard than she held the Montgomery County Board of Elections (which was also late in delaying their certification). In any event, my appeal is over," Marino said.

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Towamencin candidates address latest ruling on 2023 race

"The Judge did not accept our argument and thus held the voters of the township to a stricter standard than she held the Montgomery County Board of Elections (which was also late in delaying their certification). In any event, my...

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Congress likely to kick the can on COVID-era telehealth policies

Federal lawmakers face a year-end deadline to solidify or scuttle an array of COVID-era payment changes for telehealth services that include allowing people to stay in their homes to see a doctor or therapist.