USA Today Nominates Dutch Wonderland for the 2023 10 Best Reader’s Choice Award for Top Theme Park Holiday Event
The expanded Dutch Winter Wonderland attraction at the Lancaster County amusement park is set to make its debut on November 18.
LANCASTER, Pa. — As a note, the accompanying video is from November 2020.
It's a proud moment for Lancaster County amusement park, as it stands among the two Pennsylvania attractions nominated for the prestigious…
Freezing Forecast Triggers Code Purple for Thursday, Friday
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Due to freezing temperatures forecasted for Nov 2-3, 2023, a Code Purple has been issued in Asheville,…
Salem State University Basketball Player Shot Dead Near Campus
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Carl-Hens Beliard, an 18-year-old basketball player from Salem State University, was shot and killed…
Sinema vs Gallego vs Lake: Who’s in the Lead?
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A recent poll shows Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego leading in Arizona’s U.S. Senate race, with Kari Lake, the potential GOP nominee, trailing behind and incumbent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in third place. The poll, conducted by national Republicans, found Gallego with 41% support, Lake with 37%, and Sinema with 17%. Despite Sinema's low ranking,…
Biden Pledges $5 Billion for Rural Communities at Event Series
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President Biden announced over $5 billion in new investments as part of his Investing in America agenda,…
Stunning Kathakali Show at U-M World Performance Studies Center
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South Indian dancer Kalamandalam Manoj Kumar will be performing a stylized Indian dance theatre, where he…
Powerful Coalition Movements Against Arizona’s ‘Right-To-Work’ Law
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A non-profit, Arizona Works Together, plans to put a measure on the 2024 Arizona state ballot to remove "right-to-work" language from its constitution. The group aims to collect approximately 500,000 signatures, with the campaign chair stating that about 30% could be invalid. "Right-to-work" laws, present in 26 states including Arizona,…
Bipartisan Healthcare Policies: Top Insights from Pharmacy School Forum
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Senators Gale Adcock and Wayne Sasser met at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy forum to discuss…
Federal Aid Granted to Cut Lead Levels in Kent County Homes
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The city of Grand Rapids in Kent County, Michigan, has received a $6.6 million check from the Department…
Humana, WakeMed’s Medicare Advantage Contract Ends
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WakeMed and Humana failed to reach an agreement on several Medicare Advantage Plan contracts, resulting in the contracts lapsing and WakeMed facilities becoming “out-of-network” for those insured by the PPO or HMO plan. The contract lapse does not affect state retirees who receive Humana insurance through the State Health Plan. Humana is…