Browsing: Pennsylvania State News
By Amaury Abreu
Love him or not, John Fetterman has left his mark on his adopted hometown of Braddock
John Fetterman’s history with the borough of Braddock, like any relationship, can be complicated, but borough resident Delia Lennon-Winstead has no doubts about him.
By Amaury Abreu
Pa. Supreme Court Chief Justice Max Baer has died; Debra Todd becomes first woman to lead court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Max Baer has died, the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts said Saturday.
Across America, parents are united by a common dream that their children’s lives will be healthier, happier, and more promising than their own. On Child Health Day, we rededicate ourselves to making that dream a reality and recommit to providing every child with the quality health care, child care, and education they need to thrive.
By Amaury Abreu
Gov. Wolf’s $25 Million State Child Care Tax Credit Will Support 221,000 Working Families in Pennsylvania
Governor Tom Wolf visited Kiddie Space Heights with Department of Human Services Acting Secretary Meg Snead to spotlight his $25 million child care tax credit program that will give back $180 to $630 to Pennsylvania’s working families with young children. At least 221,000 families are expected to benefit from the program.
By Amaury Abreu
Visita Hershey & Harrisburg New outreach program drives Latino visitation to Dauphin County through mobile tours & in-person events corresponding with National Hispanic Heritage Month.
(Harrisburg, PA | September 27, 2022) — Visit Hershey & Harrisburg (VHH) today detailed a new collaborative outreach program designed to encourage Latino travelers to vacation in Dauphin County.
Lancaster, PA — The Lancaster Barnstormers continue to rack up wins with the Atlantic League Postseason Administrative Awards
By Amaury Abreu
With Philly Art Museum walkout, has a new ‘Striketober’ come early to Pa.? | Tuesday Morning Coffee
The storied Philadelphia Museum of Art remained open on Monday even as curators, conservators, visitors services workers and other employees hit the picket line in a labor dispute.
By Amaury Abreu
Senate Dems push pension hike for retired teachers, state employees | Wednesday Morning Coffee
With the clock running down on this year’s legislative session, two Pennsylvania Senate Democrats are crafting bills that would hand the commonwealth’s retired teachers and state employees the first cost-of-living adjustments to their pensions in years.
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By Amaury Abreu
Pa. law protects workers who are approved for medical marijuana — but once they use it, it’s a different story.
Fired workers and frustrated employers are facing off in court battles over Pennsylvania’s vague safeguards for marijuana patients, and those on both sides are asking for a legislative fix.
