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A sickly falcon found at the PMA in June is cleared for takeoff (opens the original)
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A gray plastic tote shook outside the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education every few minutes Tuesday afternoon, proof that patient 718 was ready to fly. A crowd gathered on the lawn beside it, adjusting shutter speeds to capture the worldâs fastest animal. Just after 1 p.m., Sydney Glisan, director of the centerâs wildlife clinic, unfastened the bungee cord, removed the lid, and offered the male peregrine falcon a few words of encouragement. âAll right, buddy,â Glisan said. âT
A rural transgender story of love and acceptance unfolds on the Avenue of the Arts (opens the original)
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A rural Pennsylvania tableau is laid out across a stage on South Broad Street for the Wilma Theaterâs latest production. There are fresh green cornstalks in the foreground, and the sky glows violet behind them as the two main characters of Horsegirl & Cowdaddy take the stage. Horsegirl, played by Samora de la Brisa, is a trans woman in her thirties, living and working near a farm in an unnamed southern Pennsylvania town with Cowdaddy, her father, played by Mt. Airyâs Lindsay Smiling. Horsegi
Airbnb is recruiting Pennsylvania farmers to host guests (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania is home to tens of thousands of farms, and Airbnb wants you to stay on them. The short-term rental giant is partnering with the American Farmland Trust and recruiting Keystone State farmers â and even offering grants â to host guests and tap into the growing agritourism industry. The average farmstay listing on Airbnb, the company said, can make an extra $9,600 per year. Valerie and Jeff Fellenbaum said theyâre making much more than that at Pleasant Pines Stables, their early-
Philadelphia police tell Olney residents they will use heavy equipment to search the Horsch property (opens the original)
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Residents, police, and elected officials gathered in an Olney house of worship Sunday afternoon to discuss how the investigation into the infamous âhouse of horrorsâ down the street would play out in the coming weeks. âYouâre going to see a lot of equipment,â Philadelphia Police Homicide Unit Staff Inspector Ernest Ransom said. Ransom also told the crowd of about 100 inside the Olney Baptist Church that there could be a large police presence around the home of the late Raymond âR.C.â
Pennsylvania invests $5 million in its popular âdark skyâ state park (opens the original)
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In an area of Pennsylvania known as âGodâs Country,â hours from the glowing lights of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo, Cherry Springs State Park is a refuge for stargazers. On Thursday, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced the completion of $5.2 million in improvements there, everything from new parking to a larger amphitheater, and âheadlight-blocking mounds to prevent light shining into the astronomy field.â Pennsylvaniaâs Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, in a press r
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