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Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority takes next step

With federal funding stalled, the Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority will use state grants to move forward the effort to restore rail service from Reading to Philadelphia. The project — which has brought together officials from Berks, Montgomery and Chester counties — began in 2022 with the formation of the authority. It aims to create passenger rail service with stops in Reading, Pottstown and Phoenixville. The effort has been included in the federal Corridor Identification and Development Program, which offers funding and other support. With its acceptance into the program, the authority received $500,000 to complete the first phase that included developing the scope and costs of a service plan that will examine ridership and revenue forecasts, capital programming and an operational analysis. Having completed the first phase in September 2024, the authority is now waiting for…

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Atlanta Dream Owners Accuse WNBA Of Overlooking Them Before Finals Scheduling Mess

The Atlanta Dream ownership group went public with a blistering letter accusing the WNBA of ignoring concerns raised two months earlier about how the league handled its marquee Finals scheduling. Dream ownership wrote an open letter to Atlanta about the arena situation. Larry Gottesdiener, Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery said that two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, the Dream raised concerns that the WNBA Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. “Two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, we raised concerns that the W Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. As we moved through the playoffs, we reiterated those concerns. Our concerns did not receive the attention, nor the urgency, they deserved,” excerpt from the Dream’s open letter to fans addressing the Game Six…

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Field Hockey: Hark, a long-awaited title for star goalie, Agnes Irwin

RADNOR — The celebration was 33 years in the making. As soon as the final horn went off to close out Agnes Irwin’s 4-2 triumph over Notre Dame to give the Owls their first Inter-Ac field hockey title since 1993, the team sprinted en masse toward junior goalie Lily Hark, stationed in the west end of Burns Field. It was only fitting. This wasn’t just any championship showdown but a battle between the top two teams in the country, according to Max Field Hockey, with rosters that include 11 players who have already committed to play at the Division I level. Among that star-studded group no one shined brighter than Hark. She made a season-high 13 saves, seven in the second half and four in the pivotal third quarter, to help the Owls lock up their first outright title since 1991. “I think (Hark) shines during games like that, bigger games,” said AIS coach Nicole Gerdes, who, fittingly enough…

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Ravens vs. Bills preview | Week 8

Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills during the 2026 NFL season. Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Philadelphia…

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Delhi Township officials say they knew nothing about Holt-area data center plan

October 28, 2026 / 4:49 PM EDT / AP Amid growing public opposition to the secrecy surrounding data center developments, Lansing-area economic development officials say they're trying a new approach centered on transparency and community involvement. Leaders of the Lansing Economic Area Partnership on Tuesday announced they're considering a possible data center at a 423-acre site in Delhi Charter Township near Holt, but whether they move forward with the idea will depend upon how the community reacts. "We're announcing a process today, not a project," said Bob Trezise, the partnership's president and CEO. Unlike other data center plans that were hatched in secret long before the public was made aware, backers of the Holt-area proposal say they haven't discussed the project with local officials, signed non-disclosure agreements, identified an end user or started filing land use…

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