Graham Harrington is The Keystone’s social media manager. As a multimedia journalist, he has written for the Denisonian, PAC News, and Today’s Patient. Graham lives in Delaware County and is a graduate of Denison University in Granville, Ohio.
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VIDEO: Shapiro criticizes resistance to sexual abuse statute of limitations legislation
Governor Shapiro had strong words for the Pennsylvania state senate as legislation that could bring long denied justice to victims faces yet another delay. Pennsylvania Legislation to amend the statute of limitations on sexual abuse cases to support adult victims who were abused as a child have been delayed repeatedly by errors in state government…
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VIDEO: Shapiro signs executive order to attract more residents to public service
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order aiming to make the commonwealth one of the best employers in Pennsylvania. The executive order creates the Hire, Improve, Recruit, Empower (HIRE) Committee in partnership with labor representatives and hopes to attract Pennsylvania residents into public service. The commonwealth will look to expand mental health services, child care…
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VIDEO: How not to report on a Trans issue
The Pennridge School Board repealed the district’s sex-based bathroom policy that required students to use the bathroom that matched their biological sex on Monday evening, effective August 1. The proposed solution was a compromise featuring both gender and sex based facilities but you wouldn’t know it if you only watched local news coverage on the…
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VIDEO: Where did period products in PA Schools go???
For females, period products are as necessary as toilet paper. But those necessities aren’t readily available in public schools throughout the commonwealth. Watch the video to find out what Pennsylvania’s governor is trying to do to change that. @keystonenewsroom For females, period products are as necessary as toilet paper. But those necessities aren’t readily available…
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VIDEO: Trump distances himself from his anti-abortion views
Donald Trump appeared on WGAL on Tuesday and continued to distance himself from his anti-abortion views claiming that reproductive rights are now a “state’s rights” issue. Trump appointed right-wing extremists to the US Supreme Court who then overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022. A recent poll by Navigator Research shows that 65% of Americans…
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VIDEO: Watch Scott Perry run from reporters in the capitol
Congressman Scott Perry (R-York) ran away from reporters in the Pennsylvania capitol on Monday after he spoke on a panel with the National Federation of Independent Business. Perry bolted from the event by leaving through a back door and refused to answer questions about his involvement in trying to overturn Pennsylvania’s election results and why…
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VIDEO: Abandoned oil and gas wells are making Pennsylvanians sick, Rep. Summer Lee has a fix
Pennsylvania has an estimated 400,000 abandoned oil and gas wells belching harmful fumes into the air, the most in the country. In response to this growing issue, the US Congress passed Summer Lee’s bipartisan bill to tackle this issue earlier this week, watch to find out more. @keystonenewsroom Pennsylvania has an estimated 400,000…
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VIDEO: What to consider when adopting a shelter pet
There’s no scientific way to prove that pets adopted from an animal shelter have more love to give than those purchased from a breeder or pet store. But ask anyone who’s ever provided a forever home to a furry family member they found at an animal shelter, and you’ll likely hear a pretty convincing testimonial…
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VIDEO: Community pushback gets school board to rescind decision on denying gay actor’s visit
Cumberland Valley School Board offered a public apology and voted to reinstate Maulik Pancholy as a guest speaker a week after the board voted to ban him over his sexuality and anti-bullying advocacy. Dr. Mike Verber, a Camp Hill area dentist and Republican, mentioned how last week’s vote will hurt the school district’s reputation for…
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VIDEO: Project 2025 brings nuclear armageddon back into vogue
Project 2025 is a titanic document, with plans ranging from cutting half of all government employees to targeting reproductive rights on a scale never seen before, but did you know it also details a return to fears of mutual nuclear annihilation? On page 399 the document calls for the continual development of nuclear weaponry for…
