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New Trump policy clears way for LGBTQ youth to be placed in hostile foster or adoptive homes

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By Ivey DeJesus Verified, Ivey Dejesus
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Over the years, Mary Folz and her wife have fostered four kids. All have identified as LGBTQ. Folz knows the critical value of providing her children an affirming home — especially for those who are transgender. “Most youth in foster care have already experienced neglect or physical, sexual, and emotional abuse or abandonment, rejection, said Folz, a professor at Lehigh University. ”They’re already suffering from a variety of forms of trauma.
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From antipasti to espresso: A mouthwatering tour of famed eatery Eataly’s new Pa. location

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By Ivey DeJesus Verified, Ivey Dejesus
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
A round-trip flight from Philadelphia to Turin, Italy, will run you anywhere from $800 to $1,400. Economy, of course. Add to that hotel accommodations, dining and attractions, and you could easily be looking at more than a few thousand dollars. An enviable holiday, to be sure, but if that’s not in your budget — or you are looking for the finest Italian dining and gourmet food and wine shopping at home —, how about a trip to Italy — for the price of tolls and a half tank of gas?
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Harrisburg’s Dr. Arthur Williams sees those he treats ‘not as patients but as family’

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By Ivey DeJesus Verified, Ivey Dejesus
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Arthur Williams Director of Community Health Programs for HIV and MAT (methadone-assisted therapy) at Hamilton Health Center, Harrisburg For nearly the entirety of his medical career, Dr. Arthur Williams has been specializing in HIV/AIDS medicine. “I was in med school in the 80s when it first came out so I saw all of it,” said Williams, who attended the University of Maryland. “To see where we are now with HIV is just amazing.” Back then, he remembers, HIV was a death sentence.
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