Art From Summerville Earns Royal Notice and Display
Summerville, who creates from mental images rather than photos of Her Majesty, Buckingham Palace, had his works judged by Tracy Emin, Sir Albert Watson, and Danny Lopez. He learned of his selection in November and viewed his pieces at the British Consulate last month. His art will join the consulate collection and be presented to the Queen, along with paintings of Windsor Caernarfon and Edinburgh castles. A separate note mentions Joseph Medved’s son discussing a Holocaust themed novel due this spring from Dorrance Publishing, where he works, and a wish to visit England someday.
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Cruz Seen as Best Alternative to Trump in GOP Race
Republicans weigh Ted Cruz as the strongest non Trump option as he ties with Trump in contests and widens lead over Rubio. Cruz is praised by figures like Lindsey Graham and Mitt Romney as a serious anti Trump alternative while party elites debate a possible contested convention or third party bid amid Trump’s delegate momentum. Clinton leads Democrats as Sanders pursues a path to the nomination with growing turnout.
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State jobless rate hits eight year low in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP says Pennsylvania unemployment fell to 4.6 percent in January, the lowest since September 2007. Nonfarm jobs declined 16,100 from December’s record high of over 5.85 million, while the national rate eased to 4.9 percent, still higher than the state rate.
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Pennsylvania Democrats fail to endorse in key races
In a divided gathering in Hershey, Pennsylvania, the state party could not endorse candidates in the U.S. Senate race or the attorney general contest. Katie McGinty led for Senate with 173 votes on the second ballot, while Stephen Zappala and Josh Shapiro contested the attorney general endorsement, but fell short of the required threshold. The process underscored party divisions ahead of the April 26 primary.
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