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Meteorologist - WNEP in Northeast PA #stormtracker16 UF Class of '21 | MSU Meteorology ‘25 Formerly at WALB News 10 and WTVA 9 News
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Pennsylvania Turnpike takes on pollinator problem

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By Anthony Bordanaro
| Yahoo Verified
Anthony Bordanaro Updated Mon, June 15, 2026 at 9:35 PM UTC 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Pennsylvania Turnpike is actively promoting pollinators by planting flowers along the roadway, with one successful location at the Hickory Run Service Plaza near Jim Thorpe.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike takes on pollinator problem

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By Anthony Bordanaro
| WNEP-TV (Moosic, PA) Verified
JIM THORPE, Pa. — "Being better stewards of our right way. providing a good habitat for pollinators and locations that we can," said Brady Pnacek. Brady Pnacek manages the Pennsylvania Turnpike's pollinator team. They are working to promote pollinators by planting flowers along the roadway, including here in Carbon County. "We are looking at habitat development from a full year lifecycle from spring blooming to fall, so it's always a revolving door," said Pnacek.
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Pick your own strawberries season begins in Lackawanna County

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By Anthony Bordanaro
| WNEP-TV (Moosic, PA) Verified
CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — Wednesday was opening day for 'u-pick strawberries' at Pallman Farms near Clarks Summit. Co-owner Craig Pallman says they have a great crop this year. This is despite a late spring freeze. "For today's opening day, the berries are perfect. We waited until just the right moment to meet the demand on opening day," Pallman said. This story continues below. More in Local Kailey Turbessi came with her family from Dickson City.
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