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Forbush Drive-In Founder Chauncey Forbush Dies at 93
Chauncey Jack Forbush, co founder of the Forbush Drive-In with his father Arthur in 1950, died at 93. The Krepps family now runs the stand in Lawrence County, a summer landmark known for creamier frozen custard and hand written orders. The community honors his role in launching a local institution and looks forward to opening day on April 7. See you there this summer.
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The People Speak Vogel Should Focus on Funding Public Schools
An editor’s letter urges Sen Vogel to prioritize public school funding as Pennsylvania’s budget stalemate nears nine months. It argues school districts rely on loans, waste bank fees, risk closures, and threaten senior college prospects, urging voters to hold elected officials accountable in six weeks of primaries.
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Obama visits Havana aims to ease Cuba relations
Barack Obama’s stroll through Old Havana amid cheering crowds signals a shift toward normalized ties after decades of hostility. The piece cites Cuban views, Gramma cautions, and recalls Elian Gonzalez to frame a cautious, hopeful path for U S Cuba engagement.
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Could Trump really be elected in 2016 race
Tribune analysis weighs the question of a Trump victory. It notes mixed GOP support, Clinton weaknesses with younger voters, and Clinton's email probe as possible boosts for Trump. It highlights demographic divides, the impact of November turnout, and three potential factors that could shift the race in Trump’s favor.
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