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Bottle It: Pennsylvania's Greenest Wineries

From geothermal to composting systems, these four winemakers are growing PA's wine industry while treading lightly on the land and resources.

PA Wilds: A Traditional Manufacturer Grows by Getting Outdoors

Elk County's Continuous Metal Technology manufactured a new business, TomBob Outdoors, and its innovative fishing lure is catching major attention.

How Philadelphia is Taking Sustainable Housing Seriously

Sustainable housing is one of the few weaknesses in Philly's "greenest city" aspirations, but these three projects could change all that.

A Photographic Tour of Public Art in Pittsburgh

Check out downtown and North Side hot spots included in Pittsburgh Art in Public Places: Downtown Walking Tour. 
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Heidi Gray

City: Plymouth Meeting

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Brian Amick

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The Electric City is home to the New York Yankees AAA team, the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees, and also the Sno Mountain ski resort and the Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain, an amphitheater seating 17,500.


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