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Paul Vigna Jr.

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Wine writer covering mid-Atlantic wines, wineries for The Wine Classroom on @PennLive and CentralPA magazine. Philly sports fan. Chocoholic.
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A look at the record-setting Thon 2026 in pictures

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By Paul Vigna Jr. Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Penn State Sports Updated: Feb. 23, 2026, 12:28 a.m. |Published: Feb. 23, 2026, 12:28 a.m. Thon 2026 began at 6 p.m. on Friday and ended at 4 p.m. on Sunday. The annual event on Penn State’s campus again set a record, raising $18,841,726.53, organizers announced on Sunday. That increases the total raised for Four Diamonds at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital since 1977 to more than $272 million.
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PennDOT adds speed restrictions to more major routes across central Pa.

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By Paul Vigna Jr. Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
PennDOT announced Sunday night that it’s temporarily reducing the speed limit on major routes in the southcentral PennDOT District 8 region consisting of Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, and York counties. Earlier, it reduced speeds to 45 mph on I-81 from the Maryland line in Franklin County to the Schuylkill County line at mile marker 96.8, and on I-83 from the Maryland state line in York County to Route 581 in Cumberland County.
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York County to delay opening of building, courts on Monday

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By Paul Vigna Jr. Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
News Published: Feb. 22, 2026, 7:54 p.m. Due to the inclement weather forecast, both the York County buildings and courts will delay opening until noon Monday, according to Public Information Officer Ted Czech. Morning court sessions will be cancelled, and the afternoon court sessions will continue as scheduled, Czech said in a Sunday night press release. York remained under a winter storm warning into Monday morning, with as much as 5 inches of snow forecast during the overnight hours.
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