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I mean, it's an extension of the podcast, Home for the Holidays: Shop Small and Share Big.

It is produced with WDIY.

C- Margaret McConnell, executive director, is a co-host.

We have this Holiday Marketplace.

You should have a show year-round.

I would pitch it.

If she was a morning person, you could do like the WDIY drive-in hour or something.

I would love, I would love to do a drive time radio show.

A new study finds widespread microplastic pollution throughout the Delaware River watershed.

James Zip wrote with our friends at WDIY reports.

A study by Penn Environment Research and Policy Center reveals microplastic pollution is widespread throughout the Delaware River watershed, including the Lehigh River and Delaware Water Gap.

The report examined samples from 22 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware.

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State lawmakers traveled to the Lehigh Valley this week to hear testimony on the challenges and opportunities facing Pennsylvania's Latino population.

James Ziprote from our friends at WDIY reports from the Pennsylvania Latino Convention.

A two-hour public hearing covered struggles and successes of the state's Latino community in areas like education, economic development, health care, housing, violence, and civic engagement.

PA Latino Convention Chair Norman Bristol Colon told lawmakers Pennsylvania is now home to about 1.3 million Latinos.

The state is investing millions in federal funds to expand electric vehicle infrastructure in Pennsylvania, including Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Adams, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and York counties.

James Zipp wrote with our friends at WDIY, reports from northeastern PA.

Pennsylvania is putting $32 million in federal funding toward new electric vehicle charging stations across the eastern portion of the state.

The Shapiro administration was in Bethlehem to announce the project and to open Pennsylvania's 50th federally funded EV charging station.