reporter: today is a lot better. we have better news in the forecast. let s go live on sky of. we ll get you a view of the center city skyline. we re doing a lot better than we were yesterday when we had the showers and the system pushing in from the northwest. the system has pushed to the south and we have mainly cloudy conditions at the moment. we re expecting an increase in sunshine always the day wears on. 63 in trenton. 62 in allentown. there s our 65. millville, 62 and sea isle city, 66 degrees. poconos are down into 50s, we have a little bit of patchy fog left over from yesterday s system, reading down to a half mile. five miles in allentown. everybody is doing okay, drier air will work its way in from the northwest. we ve shut off that ocean flow now that the frontal system is down through the virginias and the carolinas. yesterday we had the wind out of the east, northeast, the whole day was miserable, lots of clouds and on and off showers, it made for a yucky star
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Heather Letourneau makes 100 burritos Tuesday at She Doesn’t Like Guthries in Lewiston. An anonymous donor gave Letourneau $500 to make lunch for those in need at the Trinity Jubilee Center soup kitchen.
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An anonymous donor paid a local restaurant to feed 100 people in need two days before Christmas.
The donor’s kind act was in memory of his 4-month-old niece, Hailey. “I want to keep Hailey’s memory alive by paying it forward in my niece’s name.”
Hailey Goodwin passed away when she was 4-months-old. Her parents encourage people to pass along “hugs” by doing something nice for others, which may spur additional acts of kindness and continue to keep memories of Hailey alive.