Night To Shine: Tim Tebow Foundation Sponsors Special Needs Proms
"Night to Shine" is a worldwide event sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation that gives special needs teens and adults an opportunity for a first-class prom.
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"Night to Shine" is a worldwide event sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation that gives special needs teens and adults an opportunity for a first-class prom.
Republican leaders of the Pennsylvania legislature delivered a new proposed map of Congressional Districts to Governor Wolf Friday night.
A Birds player recently told a South Florida radio station that he believes the Eagles held a fake walkthrough practice, just in case the New England Patriots were watching.
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February is Heart Health Month, which is dedicated to raising awareness about the leading cause of death in the United States.
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Event producer Fred Stein says the parade started exactly on time and only got delayed by players jumping off the bus to greet the crowd.
Pennsylvania's Attorney General promises to go after the Trump administration if they follow through on a proposed rule change that would impact workers' tips.
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The Phillies made their first move to Florida and spring training on Friday.
A Penn State football team trainer who was in a fraternity house a year ago when a pledge suffered fatal injuries during a night of hazing and drinking is quitting.
