Seniors Who Exercise Reduce Risk Of Hospitalization
Regular exercise is the gift that keeps on giving. And now, medical journals are reporting that exercise could reduce the risk of hospitalizations, especially among seniors.
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Regular exercise is the gift that keeps on giving. And now, medical journals are reporting that exercise could reduce the risk of hospitalizations, especially among seniors.
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Police in Montgomery County are investigating a series of break-ins.
It happened around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 3300 block of Huntingdon Street.
As the first urban Philadelphia team to make it to Williamsport, they've proven that even with few resources success is possible.
The victim has been identified as Dr. Robert S. White, a West Goshen Township Supervisor.
It was a day of honor and celebration for a decorated World War II veteran in our area.
Regional Rail employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen walked off the job in June, but were forced back one day later, after a presidential emergency board was convened.
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With Air Show planes soaring overhead a group of local residents protesting a property tax hike held up signs Wednesday on the Atlantic City Boardwalk.
In our weekly Brotherly Love stories, we meet a lot of people volunteering at food banks to help the hungry. Eyewitness News anchor Ukee Washington met one volunteer who fell on hard times and needed help herself, but still gives back every month.
The summit will take place on September 8.
Philadelphia Police are looking to identify a male accused of fondling himself outside of a Recreational Center occupied by several juveniles.
It is often said that the best of people comes out during the most difficult times, and that is the case after a heartless act of vandalism in Northeast Philadelphia Wednesday morning.