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- Atlantic City mayor appoints prominent Democrat to special assistant position
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- Old City church known for outdoor Nativity displays keeps it simple this year
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- Movita Johnson-Harrell resigns; City election officials ask for delay in special election to replace her
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- With closure of 15th Street bridge, traffic is already piling up
- National Constitution Center untangles impeachment process with public event
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- From hats to false teeth: The things riders leave behind on SEPTA
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Local Therapist Weighs In As Controversial Netflix Show Returns
The contraversial Netflix drama "13 Reasons Why" which is about teen suicide has returned for a second season. So what are the psychological implications of kids being exposed to such a show? KYW"s Hadas Kuznits reports: