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TechA11y receives $75,000 from Ben Franklin Partners to boost marketing, sales and strategy.
Interstate Window & Door Co. gets $25,000 cash match for process improvements.
Officials say the funds will help expand market reach and scale operations regionally.
TechA11y is based in the Scranton Enterprise Center and focuses on AI-driven accessibility tools.
Ben Franklin officials see the funding as a step toward national market rollout.
Funding supports regional tech firms through Ben Franklin’s programs and partnerships.
TechCelerator program helped TechA11y refine its concept before funding.
Funding announcements come from Ben Franklin Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania will host three World Cup Fan Zones, including one at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh.
The zones will be free and open to the public during the knockout rounds of the 2026 tournament.
Pittsburgh's Fan Zone will host matches on a large screen inside Acrisure Stadium.
Governor Josh Shapiro says the event will bring action to Pennsylvanians with free gatherings, food, and live entertainment.
The Pittsburgh Fan Zone hours include multiple match times across July 4, 5, 9, and 19, 2026.
Reading and Scranton will also host World Cup Fan Zones as part of the statewide plan.
The initiative aims to showcase Pennsylvania and support local communities and businesses.
The plan emphasizes free access to fans and a community gathering experience for World Cup viewing.
Acrisure Stadium is the Pittsburgh venue chosen for one of the World Cup Fan Zones.

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The Times-Tribune details a sharp intra-party clash over petition challenges in Lackawanna County ahead of the May 19 primary.
Patel's petitions for Flynn are described as 'clearly unfortunate' and linked to a broader backroom influence in the county party.
The column connects the political theater to a PPL Electric Utilities plan tied to data center growth in the region.
PPL defends the upgrades as necessary for reliability and future customer demand, though the author questions the data center link.
The piece links the open-house for PPL’s plan to public engagement and potential impact on local residents.
The author casts doubt on the authenticity of the political narratives around petition irregularities.
The column suggests the drama could have lasting effects on local governance and trust.
The piece signals Flynn and Lake will remain on the ballot amid intraparty fratricide.
The article frames the data center conversation as a broader economic strategy benefiting developers and politically connected interests.
The author invites ongoing scrutiny, noting the potential for misinformation in political theater.

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