MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. - The Ardmore community came together to remember the life of a man who was killed in what was, police say, a gun deal gone bad, and to call for an end to violence that is plaguing the region.19-year-old Layth Evans was fatally shot near the community center while sitting in his car on July 10.

Community members came together at Zion Baptist Church to pray."The question was asked on Sunday, what should we do? And one of our members came up with a brilliant idea.

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Air quality alerts issued as wildfire smoke engulfs the Delaware Valley from over 2,000 miles away

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