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Pa. Supreme Court justice defends independence after criticizing Democratic Party

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By Mike Wereschagin , Jacob Geanous 
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — In early May, a Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice made an unexpected announcement: He was leaving the Democratic Party.
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Pennsylvania schools shared widely debunked vaccine claims with thousands of parents

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By Jimmy Cloutier, Michael Sallah , Mike Wereschagin 
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
With vaccination rates plummeting in Pennsylvania schools and the nation on the verge of a massive measles outbreak, state health officials three years ago created a sweeping plan to drive up protections for thousands of children. Armed with millions of federal dollars, they launched a statewide advertising campaign that touted vaccines as critical safeguards to fight disease.
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Measles cases continue to spread in Pa., hitting the highest number since 1991

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By Jimmy Cloutier, Michael Sallah , Mike Wereschagin 
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
As vaccination rates plummet in hundreds of schools across Pennsylvania, state health officials say 32 cases of measles have been reported so far this year — the highest total since 1991. Twenty of those cases are part of an ongoing outbreak that started in Lebanon County over the past month and has spread to three other counties: Berks, Dauphin and Lancaster.
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