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America’s housing squeeze stretches from Philadelphia to southern West Virginia: inventories are up, but prices haven’t come back down. Us & Them digs into why costs still outpace budgets — and how even manufactured homes, once a starter option, are slipping out of reach.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey and the CEO of Diversified Energy announced the partnership in Bridgeport on Thursday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAbout 200 people gathered Wednesday on top of a foggy mountain that was originally a strip mine overlooking Riverside High School to celebrate a ground breaking. Appalachian Outlaw Trails plans to be the largest trail system for off-road vehicles and dirt bikes riders in the country.
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