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WITF News reports: Men still earn more than women in PA. Why does the discrepancy still exist? And what will it take to close the gap? Please leave your comments below...
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Women in the commonwealth who are full-time wage and salary workers earned about 79 percent of their male counterparts' salary, last year. That's according to a new report from the federal Department of ...
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Wind energy is not new to PA – and ideas abound for ways to
expand the wind industry across the Commonwealth. But would such
growth be a good thing? What do you think?
WITF presents "Caps Off: A Discussion on Energy Rate Cap Removal," Wednesday, Nov. 18, 6:30 PM at the WITF Public Media Center. Questions for the panelists can be submitted in advance by email at ratecaps@witf.org.
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WITF presents Caps Off: A Discussion on Energy Rate Cap Removal, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 6:30 PM at the WITF Public Media Center. The public is invited to attend. The forum will be recorded for later broadcast on WITF-TV - Wednesday, November 25 at 8 p.m....
WITF Radio Smart Talk talks science in 3 minutes!
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A recent Newsweek article states that the U.S. is falling behind other nations in the sciences and under this premise, it could hurt us in the future...
WITF What has 20 legs, 10 mouths, comes from Australia and sings Nessun Dorma? Hear a feature about the Ten Tenors…in the Creative Zone!
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The Ten Tenors started out as ten young opera students at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music in Brisbane, Australia. To make a little extra money to help them with their studies, they banded together to do some part-time singing gigs. Now 15 years later...
WITF Education Coordinator Marnie Johnson urges parents to talk with their teens...
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On Friday, November 6th at 8:30 pm WITF’s Smart Talk will delve into the topic of “sexting”, teenagers sending nude photographs or videos of themselves or other students on their cell phones. Although ...
WITF Today's Radio Smart Talk... begins at 9.
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Former state Attorney General Ernie Preate called him a "one-man Innocence Project." Some members of law enforcement had, well, less flattering ways of referring to him. Call him whatever you want, but one thing is for sure: Pete Shellem uncovered the truth, and in several cases that led to freedom ...
WITF News reports: Demand could tax food banks during the holidays.
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Food banks across the midstate are hoping donations can keep pace with an increasing demand for their services during the holiday season.
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This summer's health care reform town hall meetings featured heated and passionate debates. No topic was more controversial than end-of-life care. One inaccurate statement that kept making the rounds was that under a government-sponsored plan, so called "death panels" would make decisions on how m...
WITF Food Wednesdays: What's Your Holiday Tradition?
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I suspect for most food plays some part in every holiday tradition... And, I suppose, the foundation upon which any new tradition is built needs little more than food, a table, and people gathered round it.