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12 hrs ago | The News Item

Corbett has edge in race for GOP

For the moment, that puts him in the best position next year to be the Republican who replaces Democratic Gov.

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Related Topix: US News, US Politics, 2008 Presidential Election, Jim Gerlach, Republican, US House of Representatives, Ed Rendell, US Governors, Philadelphia, PA

Sat Nov 28, 2009

LancasterOnline

Franklin & Marshall College grad is...

Could someone with a chemistry background read about the relationship between phosphate and glyphosate and reassure me there is no connection between Roundup etc., and the death of bay grasses? I am not trained in chemistry, but my little bit of reading says both are competitors for the same position in plant growth.

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Related Topix: Chemistry, Science

Thu Nov 26, 2009

LancasterOnline

Franklin & Marshall College grad issues call to action for saving the bay

Environmental scientist Ned Tillman loves the Chesapeake Bay and has been a lifelong resident of the watershed.

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Related Topix: Virginia, Johns Hopkins University

Tue Nov 24, 2009

LancasterOnline

EPA gets serious about Chesapeake Bay cleanup

In 1950, 8 million people lived in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Today, 17 million people live there, with 130,000 new residents moving in each year.

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Related Topix: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Law, Law

Sun Nov 22, 2009

Daily Record

On the Move - Legal edition

Joy M. Napier-Joyce has joined Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, of Baltimore, as counsel in its employee benefits practice group.

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Related Topix: Washington Metro, Special, Drama Movies, Medicine, Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry, Non-Profit, Estate Planning, Personal Finance

Thu Nov 19, 2009

The Post Chronicle

Obama In Asia - Building Block Or Bow?

U.S. President Barack Obama arrives home Thursday with no big policy breakthroughs after more than a week in Asia trying to recast the U.S. relationship with a dynamic region.

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Related Topix: US Politics, US News, 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, World News, China, Asia

Asbury Park Press

Music teacher once was shooting for the moon - literally

To some, Serena Weren may just simply be a music teacher at Middletown High School South.

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Related Topix: Lancaster, PA, Science / Technology, NASA, Temple University

Fri Nov 13, 2009

Times Leader

Latest probe charges may help Corbett's campaign

As a judge set bail Friday for 10 defendants connected to the state House Republican caucus, political observers said the latest charges provide partisan balance to Attorney General Tom Corbett's ongoing corruption probe that should work to his advantage as he campaigns for governor.

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Related Topix: US Politics, Jim Gerlach, US News, Republican, US House of Representatives, Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA, Pennsylvania

Philly.com News

Perzel's fall from political spotlight to shadows

At 59, John Michael Perzel has lived a life of contradictions. He was a brilliant political strategist who had to repeat the 10th grade.

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Related Topix: Criminal Defense Law, Law, Philadelphia, PA, US News

Thu Nov 12, 2009

Philly.com

Why is reforming health care so hard?

The American health-care system is widely perceived as too expensive, rigid, and inaccessible.

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Related Topix: Medicare, Opinion

Tue Nov 10, 2009

LancasterOnline

Flu fighters: Colleges in battle

Coughing? Sniffling? Maybe a little feverish? For most people, getting the flu vaccine every year usually isn't a problem.

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Related Topix: Medicine, Influenza, Health, H1N1 Influenza / Swine Flu, Elizabethtown College, Lancaster Bible College, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Sun Nov 08, 2009

Valley News Dispatch

Impasse, economy sour state voters

Terry Gabriel, a former steelworker who ran a bar and restaurant until he retired nine years ago, is frustrated because state lawmakers and the governor battled for 101 days before agreeing on a state budget this year.

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Related Topix: Potter County, PA, Harrisburg Metro, Harrisburg, PA, Pennsylvania, Lancaster, PA

Fri Nov 06, 2009

MyFoxPhilly

History Shows Strike Could Be Worse

As the city's transit strike drags into its fourth day, tempers are frayed, commuter trains are packed, streets are clogged and some residents remain virtually stranded at home.

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Related Topix: University of Texas at Austin, Lancaster, PA

Thu Nov 05, 2009

LancasterOnline

Book detailing Central Market's history now on sale

Central Market is more than a building. It is more than a place where shoppers can buy food.

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Related Topix: Lancaster Metro, Lancaster, PA, Non-Profit, Lancaster County, PA

Tue Nov 03, 2009

LancasterOnline

Mayor's race in city tops election

Republicans are seeking to break the Democratic Party's domination of City Hall and City Council in Lancaster as thousands of voters head to the polls today.

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Related Topix: US News, US Politics, 2008 Presidential Election, Lancaster Metro, Lancaster, PA, Lancaster County, PA

Mon Nov 02, 2009

New York Times

23 Private College Presidents Made More Than $1 Million

The presidents of the nation's major private research universities were paid a median compensation of $627,750 in the 2007-8 fiscal year - a 5.5 percent increase from the previous year - according to The Chronicle of Higher Education annual executive compensation survey.

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Related Topix: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Suffolk University, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, Business News

Sun Nov 01, 2009

The Tribune-Democrat

Officials expecting lackluster turnout for off-year election

With only a few hotly contested local races and some state judgeships at stake Tuesday, election officials and a political analyst are expecting a low voter turnout at the polls in Cambria and Somerset counties.

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Related Topix: Cambria County, PA, Somerset County, PA, Pennsylvania, Johnstown, PA, Johnstown Metro

Sat Oct 31, 2009

PennLive.com

Attacks drown out issues in state Supreme Court race

If you only saw the ads, you might think Tuesday's state Supreme Court election pits a partisan pit bull dedicated to Republican causes against a trial lawyer's lapdog whose insider status helped contribute to one of the worst courthouse scandals in state history.

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Related Topix: Dauphin County, PA

LancasterOnline

Swine flu vaccine hard to get

A dad from Ephrata called Manheim Township School District. Would the district immunize his daughter against the swine flu even though she doesn't go to school there? A mom of a Franklin & Marshall College student from Richmond, Va., called Lancaster Regional Medical Center.

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Related Topix: Education Etc., Ephrata, PA, Lancaster Metro, Lancaster, PA, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Fri Oct 30, 2009

Free Republic

Eye on the Senate: Toomey Gains on Specter In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter's lead over his Democratic primary rival, Rep. Joe Sestak, has dwindled since summer, according to a Franklin and Marshall College poll conducted Oct.

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Related Topix: US Politics, Representative Joe Sestak, US News, US House of Representatives, Democrat, Arlen Specter, US Senate, Republican

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