VIDEO: President Obama talks health care at Arcadia

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VIDEO: Tea Party groups speak out at President's visit to Arcadia

After listening to President Barack Obama speak Monday, Pat Stanton still didn’t have the answers he wanted about health care reform. After listening to President Barack Obama speak Monday, Pat Stanton still didn’t have the answers he wanted about health care reform.

“Who’s going to pay? He didn’t answer that question,” he said after the president left Arcadia University’s Kuch Center.

The small-businessman in Jenkintown spends a lot of money on health care and just saw a 24 percent increase on his premiums, he said.Read Story

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Concern about health care draws large audience to Obama’s speech

Mar 8th, at 5:34pm

President Barack Obama’s speech at Arcadia University March 8 brought out a large number of attendees from across Montgomery County and from… Read More

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VIDEO: Arcadia students come out for Obama’s speech

Mar 8th, at 5:40pm

Students at Arcadia University in Glenside found themselves in the middle of the national spotlight as President Barack Obama made a speech on campus… Read More

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Outta Leftfield: Obama sheds the rock star fanfair

Mar 8th, at 5:34pm

After Barack Obama’s speech on the football field at Abington High School during the 2008 presidential campaign, he left the stage and worked… Read More

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VIDEO: Young inventors show off their latest creations

Mar 8th, at 6:49am

The next Thomas Edison or Benjamin Franklin might be right here in Ambler. Read More

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Feel Good, Buy Art, Help Haiti

Mar 9th, at 9:17pm

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, how about seeing some beautiful things, bringing one home and helping Haiti at the same time?… Read More

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Penn Wood rallies past Plymouth Whitemarsh in boys Class AAAA District championship

Mar 8th, at 6:49am

Number-one seed Plymouth Whitemarsh lost to Penn Wood , 54-49, in overtime in the District One Class AAAA championship game at the Pavillion at… Read More

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