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Time Magazine: Could Shale Gas Power the World?

For more than a decade, Bonnie Burnett and her husband Truman have owned a second home in the hilly farmland of Bradford County, in northeastern Pennsylvania. It was a getaway for the Burnetts (who live three hours to the south, in Stroudsburg), a place to take their grandchildren for a swim in the wooded pond that lies just a few steps from their front door. “It used to be heaven here,” says Bonnie. “We were going to move here to live.” The Burnetts say their plans changed when a natural gas drilling operation on an adjacent property started less than 400 ft. (122 m) from their house.

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4/4 Morning Buzz

Budget battles continue over Penn State, papers react to internal DEP Marcellus policy, and a run down of our coverage of April Fools day.

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What the Hell, Specter Announces Run for U.S. Senate

In a surprise announcement, former Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) will be running for Sen. Bob Casey’s senate seat in the 2012 primary election. supporters.

In a statement released to the press, Specter noted he came to this decision after watching Senator Toomey’s maiden floor speech, and throwing the remote at his TV.

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Corbett Defends Use of Reporter Dungeon

Responding to criticism in recent days that his administration has been inaccessible to reporters, Governor Corbett was particularly adamant in his defense of the reporter ‘dungeon,’ the maximum security detention facility where journalists are sent when they publish or say incorrect or unflattering things.

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Redistricting Map to Be Drawn By Experts

To reflect the “practicable” district design prescribed in the Constitution, PA lawmakers will instead bring in Mr. Watson’s second grade class to try and stop voter-hungry partisan lawmakers. The team, who recently learned basic shapes, will be led by stand-out geometry student Timmy Reynolds.

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Exclusive: GOP Recruits Potted Plant to Challenge Casey in 2012

PoliticsPA has just learned that party officials and National Republican Senatorial Committee representatives have successfully recruited a Montgomery County rhododendron to challenge first-term Senator Bob Casey. “This plant knows what it takes to grow in a tough economy, without government subsidies or bale-outs,” said Rob Gleason.

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