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Harrisburg Police issue statement on automated license plate camera use
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Comcast to lay off 634 Philadelphia workers amid cost-cutting push
Mark Williams
Mark Williams
Sports Reporter · Lancaster, PA
With a degree in Communications from West Chester University, Mark has over 10 years of experience in sports journalism, including a stint at WGAL News. He specializes in local coverage of the Lancaster Barnstormers and other regional teams.
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Comcast is set to lay off 634 employees at its Philadelphia technology center starting December 31, 2026, as part of a larger initiative that includes adding more than 1,100 new positions across the company.
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