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Slide into Summer with FREE family fun! 🌞Join us May 31 at the WITF Public Media Center or June 7 at Lancaster Public Library for hands-on STEAM activities, summer reading inspiration & a chance to meet Molly from Molly of Denali! Get your FREE tickets now! ✨ buff.ly/Jag7a0c

Federal funding cuts are threatening public media stations across the country. Listener support ensures WITF remains independent, trusted, and local. Make your voice heard today at protectmypublicmedia.org. Because informed communities are stronger communities.

Today is longtime television host David Attenborough's 99th birthday! Celebrate with us by streaming an Attenborough marathon with WITF Passport — cheers to 99 years. 🎂 buff.ly/v3G5lCY

NPR will host special coverage tomorrow (May 15) at 10am. The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Birthright citizenship. Special coverage will preempt 1A. Listen on WITF 89.5 & 93.3, at witf.org/stream, or ask your smart speaker to play WITF radio.

WITF is your lifeline — providing emergency alerts, trusted information, and educational resources to Central Pennsylvania. All of that is now at risk. Contact Congress to protect your local public media service at Protect My Public Media. buff.ly/uFct8tf

WITF News’ reporting on the closure of a coal-fired power plant in Washington state and the lessons it could hold for energy transition in Pennsylvania has earned a regional Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Association. buff.ly/440vlXG

Get Ready for FREE Summer Fun! 🎉 Ready, Set, Explore Slide into Summer brings exciting STEAM activities for kids and families to Harrisburg on May 31 and Lancaster on June 7! Get your FREE tickets now: buff.ly/q9q2v27

Join us for a film screening + community-driven conversation around two caregiving documentaries—Independent Lens’ “Matter of Mind: My Alzheimer’s” & Bradley Cooper’s “Caregiving”—on June 18. RSVP for FREE: buff.ly/FvHEpNg Supported by Capital Blue Cross & Country Meadows.

The White House has submitted its rescission bill to Congress. Right now, your voice is vital to the future of public media funding. Becoming part of the conversation now at protectmypublicmedia.org.

With a rescission bill in front of Congress, your voice matters now more than ever. Find out how you can voice your support for public media at protectmypublicmedia.org.

As we wait for a Congressional decision on public media funding, we need your voice now more than ever. Join the conversation today at protectmypublicmedia.org.

The White House request to rescind funding for public media was passed by the House and now moves on to the Senate. Your voice is essential to protecting public media. Contact your Senators now — find their contact information at protectmypublicmedia.org.

Ron Hetrick, President & CEO of Pennon, shares how public media serves and supports military families by telling their stories, fostering community, building connections, and nurturing curiosity. buff.ly/sFXvoDC

On Thursday, we will air a special I SEE U episode, "Someday, Will We Ever Be Free?" in place of The Spark at noon on WITF 89.5 & 93.3. This Juneteenth special is supported by Explore York. You can also stream this episode from @houstonpubmedia: buff.ly/mlJ3o1k

Today at noon, a special I SEE U episode, "Someday, Will We Ever Be Free?" will air in place of The Spark on WITF 89.5 & 93.3. You can also stream this conversation from @houstonpubmedia: buff.ly/mlJ3o1k Supported by Explore York.

WITF member and volunteer Travis DiNicola of Harrisburg played the Sunday Puzzle this weekend! Find out how he did: buff.ly/wEAOjWV Fun fact: Travis used to host an arts talk show on WFYI Public Radio in Indianapolis.

SPECIAL COVERAGE: NPR will broadcast Trump's expected press conference after the NATO summit concludes. Our regularly scheduled morning programming on WITF 89.5 & 93.3 will shift as a result.

Bill Moyers, a former White House press secretary who became one of television’s most honored journalists, died on Thursday at age 91. Moyers produced some of public television's most provocative series. Read more about his prolific works: buff.ly/FB1wPvP

Are you getting ready to host an Independence Day celebration? has some delicious and festive recipes to enjoy! buff.ly/uprDfKo

Summers are for learning! Explore American History with PBS' America at 250 collection. buff.ly/o738v0Z Explore how the United States came together, its rich history, its treasured artifacts, performances, and the art that defines America.