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Jeffrey Brobst: A Life of Service and Craft

July 26, 2026

Jeffrey L. Brobst, 69, passed away on July 22, 2026 in Reading Hospital – Tower Health. He lived in Kempton and was married to Beverly A. Iley Brobst for 51 years, from their wedding on November 9, 1974. Born in Allentown, he was the son of Robert E. and Elda M. Wisser Brobst. After graduating from

technology

New TV Interface: Why Google TV Might Not Be Your Best Choice

July 26, 2026

Google TV has become a popular choice for smart TVs and streaming boxes because it brings together many services in one place. It lets you browse shows, listen to music, and use voice commands all from a single screen. The system also works well with other Google products, giving users a seamless ex

sports

Red Sox Trade Talk: Why They Can Move Boldly

July 26, 2026

The Red Sox are heading into a busy ten‑day stretch as the trade deadline looms. Their recent surge in the wild‑card race has sparked chatter about swapping prospects for immediate help, a familiar pattern in baseball’s final stretch. Fans will likely shout at any mention of players like Franklin Ar

politics

Harvard Welcomes Former Homeland Security Secretary to Fellowship

July 26, 2026

A new resident fellow is set to join Harvard’s Institute of Politics this fall. The appointee previously led the Department of Homeland Security under President Biden. Reports indicate he will mentor students and guide study groups during his tenure. The institute plans to reveal its full s

science

Mars Test Drive for Psyche Spacecraft

July 26, 2026

NASA’s Psyche probe used its fly‑by of Mars as a practice run before heading to the metallic asteroid that may be a planet’s core. Instead of stopping at Mars, the spacecraft used the planet to gain speed through a gravity assist that added thousands of miles per hour without using fuel. Durin

health

Daily Work Attendance: A Closer Look at How It Varies

July 26, 2026

Japanese employees show a wide range of how often they come to work even when feeling unwell, according to a study that followed workers each day. Researchers used a method called experience sampling, asking participants about their daily health and work performance at short intervals. This approach

science

Texas Sharks Take the Spotlight on National TV

July 25, 2026

The annual Discovery Channel show that started as a science lesson has turned into a pop‑culture event, and this year it will feature a Texas expert. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is stepping onto the national stage for the first time, bringing local paleontologist Ron Tykoski into a tel

entertainment

Dave Matthews Band Delivers a Night of Jams and Classic Hits

July 25, 2026

The evening at the Pavilion in Burgettstown felt like a living tribute to the band’s long‑standing reputation for spontaneous, energetic concerts. Instead of following a predictable set list, the group mixed well‑known favorites with deeper cuts from their 25‑year catalog, keeping the audience gu

health

Missing Micronutrients in Expecting Mothers

July 25, 2026

A new study looked at how many pregnant women in Bahir Dar City, Ethiopia, are not getting enough vitamins and minerals. Researchers gathered data from several public clinics that serve expectant mothers in the area. The results were striking. More than half of the women surveyed had diets that fel

health

Discovering the Inflammatory Core of Back Pain

July 25, 2026

A recent study examines a bright spot seen on MRI scans of the lower back, known as the high‑intensity zone or HIZ. This spot appears inside the tough outer layer of a spinal disc and is linked to chronic back pain. Researchers view it as an active area where inflammation, new blood vessels, a