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In an average week, NaTisha Washington hears from seniors forced to choose between keeping their water running or paying medical bills, moms afraid to make their baby’s formula with tap water over fear of contamination, and local politicians frustrated by barriers to improving water quality.
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The Allegheny Front
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A report by U.S. Steel investigators found that multiple equipment failures made the fire bigger and more destructive.
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Newly-public data shows outbreaks among staff and residents throughout the pandemic.
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Corrected data shows that the percentage of fully vaccinated Pennsylvania adults is lower than previously reported.
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Unvaccinated employees didn’t want to get tested twice a week for the coronavirus.
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Rising food prices mean that many groceries cost more right now — and that might include your Thanksgiving turkey.Experts say the high prices are partly the result of high feed, labor, and transportation costs, but most producers expect to have enough turkeys to meet demand.
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