By: Emily Scott Pennsylvania state parks are making a move to go plastic-free and reduce waste, starting with their concession stands, to help meet the […]
Category: Neighborhood News
PA’s New Broadband Development Authority Overseeing Internet Expansion
By: Emily Scott Pennsylvania stands to gain at least $100 million to improve broadband access from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The Pennsylvania Broadband […]
After Fire, Advocates Say Philly Must Address Affordable-Housing Crisis
By: Emily Scott A devastating fire in a Philadelphia public-housing rowhome last week killed 12 people, eight of them children. In the aftermath, advocates say […]
House Republicans Release Draft Proposals for PA Congressional Map
By: Emily Scott HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania House Republicans have revealed a preliminary congressional district map, and although groups are happy to see it was drawn […]
Pine Creek Animal Hospital Issues Public Statement Following Passing Of Brandie Kasper
“It is with extreme sadness and a heavy heart that we announce the loss of Brandie Kasper here at Pine Creek Animal Hospital. She was […]
Wolf Administration Launches Public-Private Partnership To Vaccinate Mushroom Farmworkers
Harrisburg, PA – Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Pennsylvania’s nation-leading mushroom industry stepped up to the plate to both feed America and keep their workers safe. Now, […]
Labor & Industry Acting Secretary Urges $15 Minimum Wage Increase To Benefit Women And Persons Of Color
Harrisburg, PA – Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) acting Secretary Jennifer Berrier was joined by Representative Peter Schweyer, and restaurant employee and member of Make […]
PECO to Restrict Several State Highways (PA 10 / U.S. 30/ PA 82/ PA 340) for Utility Improvements in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery Counties
King of Prussia, PA – PECO Energy is planning single lane closures next week on several state highways in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery counties for utility […]
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