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Lawmakers hear testimony on clean energy manufacturing jobs
On Tuesday, lawmakers from across Western Pennsylvania heard testimony about clean energy manufacturing, energy efficiency and the jobs the industries create. As part of a public policy hearing hosted by state Rep. Mandy Steele (D-Cheswick), testifiers spoke to Western Pennsylvania’s manufacturing legacy, as well as its history of success through embracing innovation, as a way […] The post Lawmakers hear testimony on clean energy manufacturing jobs appeared first on Pennsylvania Business Report.
Pennsylvania State Police announces State Trooper’s off-duty death
(WHTM)– Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Peter K. Conforti recently passed away while off duty, according to the Pennsylvania State Police. Conforti enlisted with the State Police and graduated from the Academy as part of the 146th graduating class in 2016. He was originally assigned to Troop H in Harrisburg and continued to serve in Troop […]
His name means "hope" — and his donated organs saved 6 lives
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — It's a choice that could one day save a person's life. Today is PA Donor Day, a day that challenges Pennsylvanians — and everyone, for that matter — to consider registering as an organ and tissue donor. One organization based in Philadelphia is trying to make a big difference."When you lose a child, I think that's the worst thing that could ever happen to a person," Cynthia London said. "But you can turn it around."London has made it a mission to turn her personal tragedy into hope for others. Her son Sipho Thembla was killed...
Pennsylvania judges to hear arguments against a mail-in ballot requirement
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania will hear arguments on a lawsuit that challenges the handwritten date requirement on mail-in ballots Thursday. The requirement disqualifies a ballot if the handwritten date on the return envelope is missing or incorrect. The lawsuit, which represents nine advocacy organizations, including...
Great Pa News Quiz: Shapiro Speculation and Pennsylvania Goes to the Olympics
Gov. Josh Shapiro at the 16th annual Roots Picnic in Philadelphia on June 1, 2024. Photo courtesy Commonwealth Media Services. In this week’s news quiz: The veepstakes are almost over, a congressional Trump shooting task force, and Pennsylvania goes for gold. Article by Colin Deppen of Spotlight PA. As...
Oscar Mayer Wienermobile to make stops in our area
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — If you relish the thought of seeing the iconic Wienermobile in person, you may soon have the chance. The 27-foot-long hog dog on wheels is making several stops throughout northeastern Pennsylvania this week. The first stop will be the Waymart Hotel in Waymart, PA, on August...
Spotted Lanternfly Invasion Looms Over Lake Erie Grape Region: What You Need to Know
(WNY News Now) – The Lake Erie Regional Grape Program, Cornell Cooperative Extension, New York State Integrated Pest Management, and Penn State Extension have been working together with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and New York Department of Agriculture and Markets to educate grape growers, processors, and community members about Spotted Lanternfly for about a decade. This invasive pest originally made its way to southeast Pennsylvania from China in 2014. It was found in New York State in 2020 on Staten Island, Ithaca, the Hudson Valley and even Syracuse. In 2022 an established population was found in Buffalo, NY, last year Spotted Lanternfly plagued Pittsburgh PA in large numbers, and now it has been found in the Finger Lakes Region – specifically Romulus, NY.
Is Buca di Beppo near me still open? Chain shuts down 13 restaurant locations
Buca di Beppo shut down 13 locations this week that have been struggling to stay afloat amid economic pressures since the COVID pandemic. The restaurant chain is one of many businesses that have had to close their doors, such as Cracker Barrel, Pizza Hut, Red Lobster, Applebee's, Outback Steakhouse, Mod Pizza, Hooters and many more.
Pennsylvania Budget Prioritizes Economic Development and Small Businesses
In a significant move towards bolstering economic competitiveness, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has signed a bipartisan budget that allocates historic funding to community and economic development initiatives this month. The budget details a comprehensive strategy aimed at enhancing the state’s economic landscape through various substantial investments. A notable allocation...
PA Turnpike to launch open road tolling on eastern portion of system in January 2025
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission officially announced July 24 plans to convert its tolling system to Open Road Tolling east of Reading and on the Northeast Extension in January 2025. This caps a 15-year transition to further meet customers’ expectations for safe, convenient and seamless travel. “The advent of Open...
St. Joseph's Prep repeats as Class 6A football state champions: Pennsylvania high school football 2023 rewind
Quarterback Samaj Jones finished his high school career by accounting for five touchdowns as St. Joseph's Prep defeated North Allegheny for the 2023 PIAA Class 6A state title
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Plan your weekend with my weekly list of things to do around Harrisburg and central PA!. For something new: Get in the Olympic spirit with Wine & Food Olympics at Home 231 Worth noting: HBG Flea; Mount Gretna Tour of Homes on Saturday Things on my agenda this weekend: pretty low-key, maybe a market + Flea visit.
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