Happy Chuseok Fest brings Korean culture, food and traditions to Montco
Korean culture took center stage Saturday at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell.
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While at CBS News Philadelphia, Madeleine has covered major national breaking news stories like the collapse of I-95 in Tacony and the capture of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger in the Poconos. She also covered the manhunt for convicted Chester County killer Danelo Cavalcante. In 2024, the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters honored her with an award for outstanding feature for her report on a man battling breast cancer.
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Korean culture took center stage Saturday at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell.
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