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Reporter with NBC10 in Philadelphia. Email me with tips and stories at lauren.mayk@nbcuni.com
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Aprueban traslado de Kensington High School, pero condicionan la seguridad

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By Lauren Mayk Verified
| WWSI-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Un juez permitió este viernes 21 de agosto que el Distrito Escolar de Filadelfia siga adelante con el traslado de cientos de estudiantes de Kensington High School a un plantel escolar desocupado en Mayfair. Todo esto mientras se atiende un problema de asbesto en el plantel. Noticias Noreste 24/7 en Telemundo 62.
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Kensington High School relocation raises transportation, safety concerns

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By Lauren Mayk Verified
| WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
About 400 Kensington High School students and 90 staff members will start the school year at a different building after an asbestos issue was discovered during an HVAC project at their Philadelphia school. Students and staff are being relocated to the former Austin Meehan Middle School in Mayfair, more than nine miles from Kensington High School. The district plans for them to remain there until January.
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Pa. sues TikTok over ‘failures' to protect kids from adult content, addiction

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By Marcela Camargo Verified, Lauren Mayk Verified
| WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the social media giant of exposing children to adult-themed content and using addictive features. The complaint filed this week in Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas, seeks "honesty" from TikTok in how its platform appears in app stores and demands the company take steps to protect child users from becoming addicted to the app.
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