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Pa. sportsbook closes, 31 people to be laid off
A sports and horse race wagering venue in Philadelphia has closed, according to a message on the Parx Racing website. In addition, more than 30 employees will be laid off. City Turf Club Op Co. and Keystone Park Services Company filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) notice with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry informing the state that the South Philadelphia Race & Sportsbook will close and 31 people will be laid off at 700 Packer Ave.
Volvo selects Monterrey, Mexico for new Mack Plant
L. MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. - Volvo Group announced today that is has selected Monterrey in northeast Mexico as the site of a new heavy-duty truck manufacturing plant. In early April, Mack Trucks parent company, Volvo Group, announced that it would build a plant in Mexico to supplement its U.S. production of Mack and Volvo trucks. Mack employees and their union were not happy.
Mechanicsburg snaps nine-game slide against Carlisle, wins rivalry game 34-6
To do anything nine times is impressive. But to win your rivalry game every season nine times in a row - now thatâs pretty special. In the eyes of Mechanicsburg, whatâs even more special is snapping that nine-game streak. Thatâs exactly what the Wildcats did on Friday night, beating their arch-rival Carlisle in the âBackyard Brawlâ, 34-6 in front of a sellout crowd at John H. Frederick field.
Germantown nonprofit opens museum dedicated to success of formerly incarcerated
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) â For 23 years, Rev. Dr. Michelle Simmons has been caring for the formerly incarcerated."It was really important that we leave a legacy because we are so powerful. We are absolutely not our mistakes," said Simmons.In 2001, Simmons founded Why Not Prosper, Inc., a grassroots 501(c)(3) organization located in the Germantown section of Philadelphia.Why Not Prosper assists women in the prison system to rediscover their voices.Simmons had a vision to help honor those discoveries and launched The F.I.R.M. this weekend â Formerly Incarcerated Renaissance Museum is located on the grounds of her nonprofit."I thought, you have all of...
Sawyer Young scores four TDs, Javier Rosario runs for 130 yards, as Boiling Springs beats Littlestown
Boiling Springsâ Sawyer Young had one reception, three rushing attempts, and one kickoff return in Friday nightâs opener against Littlestown. But boy did he make them count. After opening the game with a 90-yard kickoff return to the house, Young scored on his only reception - a 48-yard...
Samantha Wolfgang, Kaylee Zellers, Megan Doll lead Central Dauphin field hockey to shutout of Conestoga Valley
Samantha Wolfgang and Kaylee Zellers found the back of the net as Central Dauphin field hockey blanked Conestoga Valley, 2-0, in Friday, August 23 action. Anna Wolfgang assisted on the goal by Zellers, while goalie Megan Doll had 13 big saves to keep the clean sheet for Central Dauphin. If...
Lockers installed in Lancaster for homeless population
(WHTM) â For those who are un-housed, itâs common for their items to be stolen or thrown away, but a Midstate man is trying to change that. Homeless people in Lancaster City will now have a locker to store some of their things, giving them back their dignity and taking away that worry. âI came [âŚ]
September Local Benefit Concert Event for Bucks County Peace Center
Looking for a meaningful family friendly outing that also helps others?. The Fallsington Friends Meeting, located at 9300 New Falls Road, will host a benefit concert on Sunday, September 8, from 2-4:30 p.m. Each dollar raised supports Bucks Countyâs Peace Center. Through incredible programs like âLittle Lessons for Big Heartsâ...
Ongoing feud among Abington Township neighbors over alleged antisemitic behavior and anti-hate lawn signs reaches new verdict in PA Supreme Court
Drs. Simon and Toby Galapo of Abington Township are appellants in a legal battle that has made its way to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the Pennsylvania Record reported today. On Tuesday, August 20, four state Supreme Court justices reversed a trial court injunction issued by the Montgomery County Court of...
Renaissance Faire Coming to Doylestownâs Tileworks on Labor Day Weekend
DOYLESTOWN, PAâDoylestown welcomes its first Renaissance Faire in recent memory to the Tileworks over Labor Day weekend, bringing live performances, music, demonstrations and vendors specializing in all things medieval. The festival, which will run from Aug. 31 through Sept. 2, goes from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Performers will include a Celtic magician, singers and poets, a belly dancer, a juggler, sword fighters and a strongwoman.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Demonstrations will offer attendees lessons in archery, axe throwing, dagger tossing, tile making, metal smithing and using a whip. There will...
Settlement stalls, trial likely for former Penn State football players
University Park, PA (WJAC) â It was more than four years ago when a former Penn State football player accused other players of hazing and abuse. Now, a federal judge is saying it may be time to take this case to trial. Thatâs what federal judge Matthew Braun wrote...
Parents chose themselves and their animals over their childrenâs well-being after leaving the children clinically maInourished, uneducated and with health problems, while feeding their animals with salmon; sentenced
Philadelphia, PA â According to the court documents, the 38-year-old mom, later identified as CrystaI, and the 48-year-old dad, later identified as Shanne, were sentenced to 8 to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of child endangerment. Both parents were also ordered not to contact their kids until they turn 18 and only with approval of a court-appointed therapist.
Wings Field in Blue Bell to host air festival
BLUE BELL â Wings Nâ Wheels touches down at Wings Field on September 7, delivering a day full of fun activities for the whole family. The local airport will be transformed into a festival featuring local breweries, food trucks, live music, and kidsâ activities. Guests can get a birdâs-eye view of the community during 15-minute sightseeing flight tours. Dozens of the finest airplanes and antique cars in the area will be on display.
Spotlight on City Workers: A Glimpse into the Heart of Philadelphiaâs Municipal Government
The Office of Human Resources, with support from the Mayorâs Internship Program, just launched a new project aimed at bringing the stories of the City of Philadelphiaâs dedicated municipal workers to the forefront. In our new short video series, weâll highlight the experiences and contributions of City employees across various departments, showcasing the diverse roles that keep our city running smoothly.
CareerLink Lehigh Valley to host âjob huts.â Find out where and when
For those looking for a job, PA CareerLink Lehigh Valley will be hosting âjob hutsâ over the next few weeks in Easton, Allentown and Bethlehem. As part of PA CareerLink Awareness Days, the job huts will showcase Lehigh Valley employers and available jobs. CareerLink staff will be on hand to help job seekers. âNow is the time to come to the aid of your own career,â said Nancy Dischinat, ...
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