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  PBS 39 quickies (9): addressing police reform and systemic racism

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  PBS 39 quickies (8): defunding

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  PBS 39 quickies (7): the 2021 budget

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  PBS 39 quickies (6): affordable housing

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  PBS 39 quickies (5): that $33million?

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  PBS 39 quickies (4): the color of your administration

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  PBS 39 quickies (3): LGBTQ

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  PBS 39 quickies (2): sorer spots

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  PBS 39 quickies (1): sore spots

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  In next week's election, residents should choose neighborhood integrity over developers' profits

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  Council candidate Rachel Leon: a voice for the unheard

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  Council candidates differ over the role of tax revenue in considering Martin Tower proposal

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  Gadfly Forum highlight: candidate Crampsie Smith on city services

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  Mayoral candidate Reynolds: Election Day

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  Mayor candidates Grubb and Reynolds debate live tonight 7pm on PBS

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  City Council members must "try to learn more about how it works'"

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  Mayoral candidate Dana Grubb: on care for smaller Southside sites

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  Gadfly Forum Highlight: candidate Callahan on the budget

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  Mayoral candidates Reynolds and Grubb on why they want to be mayor

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  Bethlehem's Year of Floyd (4): The Community Engagement Initiative

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  Candidate input at the CDC meeting on the South Bethlehem Historic District plan

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  Important message for John Price

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  Gadfly Forum highlight: Council candidate Wilhelm on helping small business

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  Southsider Smith counsels the City to "take some time to examine the data and develop a sustainable solution"

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  Mayoral candidate Grubb reminds us of his endorsements