Pennsylvania Panel Prepares For Military Base Closures And Reductions
A new panel created by Governor Tom Corbett to prepare for proposed military base reductions or closings held its first public meeting this week.
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A new panel created by Governor Tom Corbett to prepare for proposed military base reductions or closings held its first public meeting this week.
This week in "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a new wine bar in Wayne, Pa., a new Asian restaurant in Wilmington, and a weeklong restaurant festival along the Main Line.
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