Jan Murphy is the Capitol Bureau Chief, covering local news in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania for various publications including PennLive.com, Toronto Sun, and The Kingston Whig-Standard. With a focus on political and government affairs, Jan's articles provide insights into state policies, elections, and current events impacting the local community.
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Jan Murphy's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Pennsylvania area with a strong emphasis on sports and government/politics. If reaching out to Jan for potential coverage, consider stories related to local events, political developments or legislative initiatives within Pennsylvania.
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Stacy Garrity wants to return more unclaimed property to its rightful owner as one of her campaign promises.
By: Jan Murphy
More than 5,100 screaming, dancing, towel-waving, jubilant school kids did what the Kingston Frontenacs didn't in a rare daytime Ontario Hockey League contest: showed up.
By: Jan Murphy
More than 5,100 boisterous, jubilant, dancing, towel-waving fans – the majority of them school aged – packed Slush Puppie Place on Wednesday
By: Jan Murphy
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By: Jan Murphy
Gage Heyes scored a hat trick and Cedrick Guindon had a four-point night as the Kingston Frontenacs won for the sixth time in seven games, 8-2 over the Brampton Steelheads on Saturday afternoon at Slush Puppie Place.
By: Jan Murphy
The Kingston Frontenacs are playing with a swagger not seen in these parts in many seasons.
By: Jan Murphy
Hundreds of veterans, current members of the military, distinguished guests and civilians gathered under grey skies at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 560 on Montreal Street on Monday to pay honour to Canada’s war fallen in its Remembrance Day memorial service.
By: Jan Murphy
Ethan Miedema’s breakaway goal midway through the third period gave the Kingston Frontenacs a 3-2 win over the Ottawa 67’s in the return school day contest on Wednesday morning at Canadian Tire Centre.
By: Jan Murphy
With food insecurity on the rise and the local food bank at its capacity, a looming move to a newer, larger facility couldn’t come at a better time for the Partners in Mission Food Bank, according to its executive director.
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