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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives early last summer passed a bill known as the “Voter Identification bill” to change the current Election Code. Before it actually becomes law, this Bill must be approved by the PA Senate, then signed by the Governor.

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Come to Historic Berean Institute’s Transformation Day, Saturday, Oct. 15 from 11:00AM to 5:00PM, at its 19th and Girard Avenue campus. Bring your documents to be shredded by the Pro Shred Company and enjoy a variety of vendors, food, line-dancing, entertainment and a children’s corner.

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I remember comedian Bill Maher making a joke that alluded to the fact that he wished President Barack Obama was less Bill Cosby and more Super Fly. He wasn’t alone in that sentiment.

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Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) announced last week that it is hosting a free Home Preservation Workshop in Philadelphia for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage””WeUs Fargo Financial, Wachovia Mortgage and Wells Fargo Home Equity customers facing financial hardships.

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In the past three elections, the state’s battleground status has meant repeated visits by presidential candidates and their surrogates, making the state one of the most visited states by candidates. In 2012, the state’s 20 electoral votes are up for grabs, under the existing “winner take all” system.

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“The relationship between a boy and his mother is special,” said Stew Butler, franchise operator for the Quakertown Chick-fil-A Restaurant. “At Chick-fil-A we value that relationship and are excited to host a Mother-Son Date Knight that encourages interaction between the two in an engaging way.

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The instructor believes that deep writing does not come from the mind; it comes from the spirit or the soul. Our souls have memories that we are unaware of. The workshop will teach students how to cull those memories by utilizing a combination of meditation, breathing exercises and writing exercises.

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U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) announced that the Federal Railroad Administration has released $1.35 million to PennDOT for improvements to Amtrak’s Keystone Corridor.

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Beloved KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Karin Phillips passed away suddenly on Tuesday after a brief illness. Karin’s news beat kept the Philadelphia region aware of all the unique organizations, programs, and events that make a difference in our community.

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Given the title as one of the Sexiest Actors of All Time by AOL Black Voices and noted for his sexy bad boy roles, Leon expands his resume with the starring role of Silk in the nationally touring revival of Why Do Good Girls Like Bad Boyz.

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