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The man who became the Portland Chicken spent his younger years 10 minutes away from the block that would change his life. The man who became the Portland Chicken spent his younger years 10 minutes ...

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A rollover crash late Saturday night sent two to the hospital in East Allen Township. The former Wells Fargo bank branch in downtown Bethlehem would get a 5-story addition for 61 apartments and an ...

Two New Kensington men have been added to the list of people indicted in a Department of Justice investigation of an alleged cocaine trafficking organization in Western Pennsylvania. Andres ...

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The Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals are both in a familiar position when the AFC North rivals face each other for the second time in 17 days on Sunday.

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Long-running plan for San Pedro drive-thru coffee shop development back to square one A developer who was planning a drive-thru coffee shop for 25th Street and Western Avenue in San Pedro has decided ...

Projects listed in a new downtown plan that includes a three-story parking garage won’t come cheap, but the majority of costs won’t be borne by local taxpayers, city leaders say.