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coats some still carrying umbrellas as they walk over the schuylkill river in university city tonight. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy noland. going to be chilly, it s going to be windy let s head on over to chief meteorologist scott williams track wagon you need to know to walk out that door. we re locking at blustery conditions. temperatures by tomorrow morning 30s and 40s feels like temperatures around freezing look at the current winds right now. in pottstown gusting to 41 miles an hour. 46 miles per hour gusts in the pocono mountains. philadelphia winds gusting well over 30 miles per hour. until midnight most of the area we still have that wind advisory at play. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour not out of the question. take look across the area. you can see numerous high wind reports also reports of some wind damage as we move in a little closer here. burlington county around delran some trees and wires down on haines mill road. we ll continue to follow tha
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VietnamRepublic-ofPhoenixvillePennsylvaniaUnited-statesDelaware-countyPort-richmondSyracuseNew-yorkWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaRoxboroughAs UW-Parkside students, faculty and staff begin another semester, they do so with an eye on the future and furthering a campus-wide commitment to supporting the evolution of innovation in our region and beyond. Innovation is all around us. Yet innovation is nothing new.
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In 1873, Racine newspaper stories reported local physician and reverend Dr. James Carhart driving around town in a steam-powered vehicle. At a 1908 Paris automobile exposition, Dr. Carhart was called the father of automobiles.
When Nash Motors was founded in 1916, few imagined that a car-maker based in Kenosha could out-innovate the Big Three in Detroit. But it did. Nash developed a heating and ventilation system that is still used today, and pioneered unibody construction and seat belts. Seems fitting that the exciting Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood is planned for the very site where Nash and later American Motors established an important presence in the world of auto
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