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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Parkland High School grad on his $1 million College GameDay kick and how he plans to use the money: ‘Just so grateful’ (opens the original)
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James Whitehead finished his Parkland High School soccer career on the sidelines after a seventh concussion ruled him out of the sport. He started his University of Mississippi life drilling a 33-yard field goal on national TV, and he’s soon to be $1 million richer. All despite never having kicked a football before. All while barefoot. “I’m grateful that kicking came back into my life for something,” said Whitehead, who is from Breinigsville and graduated from Parkland High School this past spri
Alburtis declared a rare state of emergency after July storm. One month later, residents continue to deal with damage (opens the original)
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Alburtis Mayor Hector Moss rolled through his borough of 2,500 people in his red truck, waving hello to residents, eyeing the dark-gray skies and stopping for conversations on sidewalks. Some chats were full of small talk, common for a man who’s lived in town for 28 years and serves as both mayor and community pool manager. But others were more serious, discussing waits for insurance claims, crushed roofs and trees that had yet to be removed a month after a severe thunderstorm ripped through the
Charter school leaders ‘have great concerns’ over new Whitehall-Coplay bus policy requiring teen students to take public transit (opens the original)
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Charter school students living in the Whitehall-Coplay School District age 12 and over will be required to take public transportation next school year, prompting criticism from parents who say longer commutes and unsafe conditions would affect their children’s education. “My reaction went first to my students and my families,” Amanda Cossman, CEO of Seven Generations Charter School, said after Monday’s school board meeting, adding that “many of the charter school students were going to be facing
Lower Mount Bethel moves forward with data center ordinance as residents voice frustration (opens the original)
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Lower Mount Bethel Township supervisors on Thursday held their first meeting on a long-awaited ordinance that would restrict data centers, limiting them to industrial land away from the township’s agricultural zones and requiring various safety plans, environmental policies and noise compliance. But residents at the meeting continued to object to any possibility of a data center altogether, addressing transparency concerns amid reports that supervisors signed nondisclosure agreements with Talen
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