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Pennsylvania State Senator Speaks on Strategies to Lure Workers Back to the Office
Long before he was a State Senator, Nikil Saval authored and published a book titled, "Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace," where he examines the evolution of the office and the future of office work. With companies eager to find ways to lure workers back to their desks and...
Mystery of Pennsylvania 'frozen man' found dead rotting in cave finally solved after nearly 50 years
Nicolas Paul Grubb, 27, was hiking in Albany Township on the Appalachian Trail in 1977 when he died. His body was found frozen by hikers, but he remained unidentified for 47 years
Spend an evening with Bob Egan
Enjoy popular piano virtuoso Bob Egan’s return to Thompson Church at 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13th. A charismatic entertainer, Egan is well known in the area for making music and inviting others to join in, regularly performing at Bowman’s Tavern and the River House at Odette’s.
Windsor football 2024: Pass & catch combination a fine basis for Black Knights’ offense
A look at Windsor’s football prospects for 2024: What to expect in 2024 “Hoping to stay healthy, go one game at a time and make it back to the playoffs,” said coach Tim Hogan, whose Black Knights opened preseason with 18 seniors. “We start Week 0 with Homer so that’s what we are looking...
Some of Broome's finest: State field hockey championships mount for Whitney Point, which rides huge win streak.
The fourth in a series profiling some of Broome County’s top high school athletic programs of the 21st century: For closure in this four-part examination of sports superiority this century, we’ll get right to The Point. The juggernaut that is Whitney Point’s field hockey program will bring a remarkable streak of 58 consecutive victories...
Warren Township Goes Back to School Thursday
WARREN, NJ -- Are you ready? It's the First Day of School! Schools open in Warren on Thursday, August 29. Allow for additional time at bus stops or during drop-off and pick-up as they work through adjustments to bus routes and arrival and dismissal procedures. The Warren Township Police Department will be increasing patrols in and around schools as facilities reopen. This includes monitoring and aggressively enforcing traffic laws at bus stops. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Vestal football 2024: Fresh faces aplenty up and down starting offense and defense
Here's a look at Vestal's football prospects in 2024: What to expect in 2024 With eight positions on offense and nine on defense to feature new starters, a bit of patience would appear in order for coach Jim Crunden and staff in the wake of the program’s second Section 4 championship since 2002. ...
Pennsylvania couple claims Ohio dealership preyed upon disabilities to sell faulty van
PITTSBURGH — A Butler County family is looking for answers after they say they were preyed upon by an Ohio car dealership. News affiliate KDKA spoke with Lisa and Scott Geibel, who are now out $11,000 for a transport van they describe as “essentially a paperweight.” According to KDKA, the Geibels were searching for a […]
‘She can go to hell’: Vance blasts Harris over Afghanistan withdrawal in harshest rhetoric yet
Sen. JD Vance of Ohio condemned Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday over the Biden administration's handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying the Democratic presidential nominee "can go to hell." Vance's comment at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, was his harshest language yet toward Harris on the campaign...
Series of statewide legislative hearings highlight challenges of transportation funding in Pennsylvania
With the current Pennsylvania legislative session coming to a close, transportation advocates are pushing for a new funding bill, but many hurdles still need to be cleared.
Wawa offering free coffee for teachers in these states
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Teachers in six states can get free coffee at Wawa for a limited period of time starting on Monday, Sept. 2, the company announced.As students head back to school, educators in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and Washington D.C. can take advantage of this "Cheers to Classrooms" deal until Sept. 15The deal applies to school staff as well. All the qualifying freebie-receiver has to do is tell the cashier they're a member of a local school system.The offer can only be claimed in Wawa stores and is not available on the app or through delivery services."We hope this small gesture shows our deep appreciation for everything educators and school staff do for children in the community," Wawa's Senior Director of Store Operations, Dave Simonettis said in a news release.Wawa gave this deal to teachers in Alabama and Florida in August.
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