James Zipprodt
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New Study Finds "Widespread Microplastics" in Region's Waterways | WDIY Local News (opens the original)
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A study released Wednesday by PennEnvironment Research and Policy Center reveals microplastic pollution is widespread throughout the Delaware River watershed, including the Lehigh River and Delaware Water Gap. The report examines samples from 22 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware. Microplastics were found at every site tested. Microfibers, which can come from synthetic clothing and textiles, were also found at all 22 locations. Microfragments and microfilm were fou
Animation Project Aims to Inspire Young River Stewards | WDIY Local News (opens the original)
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The Great River Cleanup is launching under founder Joe Kinslow and co-principal and producer Laurie Ashbourne, a veteran of Walt Disney Feature Animation. The new environmental education project in Easton will use animation to teach young people about the Delaware River and its health. The project focuses on an animated short film following two children, Ellie and Miles, who discover the connections between the river, its wildlife, and the communities that depend on it. Miles is a young tinkerer
Allentown Works Launches Neighborhood-Led Network | WDIY Local News (opens the original)
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This week, Allentown Works announced the launch of its Power Cohort – a resident-led network designed to connect people between the ages of 25 and 54 with resources that can help them secure and retain solid jobs. The initiative is being supported by The Rockefeller Foundation and was developed with the help of more than 30 partners, including workforce agencies, community organizations, employers, transportation groups, and childcare providers. Through the Power Cohort, residents from several p
Route 378 to See Accelerated Road Work Through State Program | WDIY Local News (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania is accelerating road repairs across the state, with $250 million in funding being provided for 79 projects. Governor Josh Shapiro announced the funding Thursday in Bethlehem, where PennDOT is beginning an eight-mile resurfacing project on Route 378 between Route 22 and the Hill-to-Hill Bridge. Shapiro says the money came from a total of $775 million secured in this year’s state budget for rapid road repairs in the next 18 months. “We want to make sure this work happens right now. An
Hearing on State of PA Latino Community Held in Easton | WDIY Local News (opens the original)
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A two-hour public hearing was held at Easton City Hall Tuesday as part of the 2026 Pennsylvania Latino Convention. The hearing covered struggles and successes of the state’s Latino community in areas like education, economic development, health care, housing, violence, and civic engagement. PA Latino Convention Chair Norman Bristol Colón told lawmakers Pennsylvania is now home to about 1.3 million Latinos. That’s roughly 10% of the state’s population. “We are one of the fastest growing communiti
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