Monday, September 2, 2019 The East Coast braces for Hurricane Dorian. Also on today’s rundown, West Texas mourning lives lost in a shooting rampage; and calls for higher wages on this Labor Day. Download QR
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By: Andrea Sears HARRISBURG, Pa. – There were some real gains for working Pennsylvanians in the last year, but a new report shows there’s still a long way to go. The State of Working Pennsylvania 2019 report said for the first time in almost 20 years, wages in the Commonwealth were up across the board … Continue reading “PA Workers: A Year of Gains, but Still Struggling”
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“If you feel different, you drive different” (August 26, 2019) – Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania DUI Association warns all motorists across the state that law enforcement officers will be working hard this Labor Day weekend to remove impaired drivers from our highways. Municipal police officers in conjunction with State Troopers will be conducting enforcement details specifically … Continue reading “LABOR DAY HOLIDAY; Responsible Driving Never Takes a Day Off”
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By: Andrea Sears HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvanians who are struggling to pay the skyrocketing costs of prescription drugs will be able to learn how to fight back at a series of upcoming events. On average, prescription prices are rising about six times faster than incomes. According to Bill Johnston Walsh, state director of AARP Pennsylvania, … Continue reading “Local Events Offer Help to Fight High Rx Costs”
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BY: Andrea Sears HARRISBURG, Pa. – Artwork by students and educators is raising awareness of the history of the labor movement and its importance for the future. The Pennsylvania State Education Association, representing more than 180,000 teachers and school support staff, sponsors the biannual Fabric of Unionism Art Competition. According to PSEA’s Assistant Director of Communications … Continue reading “Art Competition Explores Fabric of Unions”
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BY: Andrea Sears HARRISBURG, Pa. – Forage fish have been declining in Pennsylvania rivers, but a bill now in Congress could help restore their numbers. Shad, river herring and other migratory species return to rivers like the Delaware and Susquehanna to breed, but they live much of their lives in ocean waters – where … Continue reading “Bill Brings Hope for PA River Herring, Shad”
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Quarryville Borough Police Department is asking the public for their help in identifying the subject who pointed a handgun at a motorist during a Road Rage encounter. According to the QVPD, “On July 20, 2019, during the evening hours, around 8:00 to 8:20 pm, a white male driving a newer model Dodge Ram 4-door pickup … Continue reading “Quarryville Borough Police Department Is Asking The Public For Their Help Following Road Rage Incident”
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By: Andrea Sears HARRISBURG, Pa. – Education advocates are praising the new regulations and legislation proposed by Gov. Tom Wolf to reform Pennsylvania charter schools. On Tuesday, the governor announced his plans to improve the financial accountability and academic performance of charters. According to Raynelle Brown Staley, policy director at the Education Law Center, many charter … Continue reading “Gov. Wolf Proposes PA Charter-School Reforms”
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