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New Hanover teen earns Eagle Scout rank while battling kidney disease, getting chemotherapy

The 17-year-old Boyertown High School senior has endured two kidney transplants and chemotherapy to fight lymphoma.

Boy Scout in uniform accepting citation from state representative.

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Phoenixville board may raise school taxes above 1.89% previously proposed

A Norristown man and 6 Philadelphians are accused of participating in the trafficking organization, which had tentacles in Montgomery, Delaware, Chester and Philadelphia counties.

Authorities dismantle multi-county gun and drug trafficking network, arrest 7

More than $2.25 million was designated to procure equipment rentals ahead of the winter season in Montgomery County.

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Montgomery County Commissioners authorize $3.7 million in contracts

Phoenixville Hospital Medical Staff honors retirees with over 20 years of service

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New Muhlenberg College poll: Donald Trump takes narrow lead over Joe Biden in 2024 presidential election

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Chester County couple charged in abuse death of 12-year-old girl

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Open space efforts furthered in Upper Moreland Township with $300,000 grant

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Montgomery County election board permits counting of ‘mail-in ballots with incorrect years’

Montgomery County officials were split on a decision to count nearly 500 mail-in ballots from the primary election that were segregated due to issues with the year.

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.

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7 surprising facts about credit cards

Card issuers have a lot of leeway in terms of when and how they can make changes to your account. Some changes may be unwelcome, but others can work in your favor.