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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

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

art

Syracuse’s Art Fest: Hand‑Made, Heart‑Felt, and No AI Touches

July 25, 2026

Syracuse’s long‑standing Arts & Crafts Festival kicks off Friday, July 24, and runs through Sunday. The free event takes place in the historic downtown area around Columbus Circle, with vendors lining East Onondaga, Montgomery, and East Jefferson streets. Visitors can stroll from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.

politics

Politics and Money: Why Investors Should Stay Neutral

July 24, 2026

The new president’s first speech made it clear that big tech leaders would sit beside top advisers. Names like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg were highlighted as key allies before any cabinet picks appeared. Since that moment, the administration has leaned heavily on business interests

business

Tech Money Drives New Records in Art, Cars and Even Dinosaurs

July 24, 2026

The first half of the year saw auction houses pull in almost $10 billion, a peak that shows how confident wealthy buyers feel after the markets have risen. Sotheby’s posted its best half‑year ever with $4. 4 billion, a jump of 58 percent from last year, while Christie’s reached $4. 5 billion, up 71 

politics

Shifting Party Lines: The New Challenge for Democrats

July 21, 2026

Democrats face a test that Republicans avoided last decade. Recent wins by democratic socialists in New York and Colorado show the party can no longer ignore its far‑left wing. If they don’t act, voters may see the party as a leftist platform. The party’s leaders are repeating old mistakes. Repu

entertainment

New Global Spin on Classic Crime Show

July 21, 2026

The long‑running American news program, known for its deep dives into mysteries and scandals, is stepping onto a new stage. Disney+ has approved the first overseas version of the series, set to launch in Britain next week under the name 20/20 Britain’s Most Notorious Crime Investigations. Instead

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Hyperbaric Chamber Explosion: One Pleads No Contest

July 21, 2026

A tragic incident at an Oakland County health center ended a 5‑year‑old boy’s life when the hyperbaric chamber he was in blew up on Jan. 31, 2025. The explosion also injured the boy’s mother. Four staff members faced charges after the disaster. Tamela Peterson, 59, and Jeffrey Mosteller, 65, held t

sports

Flashing Stars Shine in Miami’s 7‑on‑7 Showdown

July 19, 2026

A bright summer night in Miami hosted a 7‑on‑7 football tournament that lit up the state’s talent map. The championship game pushed West Boca to a triple‑overtime victory over fan favorite Carol City, with quarterback Trey Moran steering the final plays to perfection. The field was packed with fu

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Downtown Beats: Santa Rosa’s Ross Street Party

July 18, 2026

Santa Rosa is turning a stretch of its main street into a living music venue. From August 14 to October 31, cars will be barred from a section of Ross Street so that local musicians and food trucks can take over the block. The idea grew out of a longer debate about closing part of Fourth Street, but