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Rising Latino population drives economic growth in Western Pennsylvania
Jul. 5—New Spanish grocery stores are opening, adding a fresh flavor to the city. Amid the usual Pittsburgh traffic noise, reggaeton now pulses from car speakers, and local restaurants are featuring horchata on their menus. The face of Western Pennsylvania is changing. According to the 2022 Allegheny County Latinx Needs Assessment Report, the overall population of Pittsburgh grew by less than ...
ADHD patients in Pa. struggle to find medication and maintain normalcy amid ongoing shortage
This story first appeared in How We Care, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring original reporting and perspectives on how we care for one another at all stages of life. Sign up for free here. Pittsburgh neurologist Wesley Kerr was diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder at the age of 35. He’d recently moved with his wife and two young sons from California to take a fellowship at the University of Michigan, and work was stressful. ...
Dallas Police Issue Arrest Warrant for Suspect in 52nd Street Murder of Hector Alvarez Rosales
Tragedy struck in the 2100 block of 52nd Street, as a man was fatally shot on Thursday evening. Dallas Police responded to the scene shortly before 10 p.m., following a report of the incident. Upon arrival, they discovered 46-year-old Hector Alvarez Rosales with gunshot wounds inside a residence. His life, marked by its unseen complexities, and stories, was brought to a sudden and violent end, as per the Dallas Police Department.
NY psychedelic surf rock band Cortez rides wave of popularity in NEPA
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Over the past year, Goldstein’s Deli has ramped up their live music acts, hosting four to six each month and featuring various genres and lineups that bring in crowds of all kinds. NEPA Scene had...
Different Indiana Fever Star Officially Playing In Olympics
The 2024 Paris Olympics is just a few weeks away and the Indiana Fever will officially be represented in the worldwide event. Fever guard Kristy Wallace has been added to the Australian women's basketball team. She will join a multitude of other WNBA players on the roster, including: ...
Stolen puppy reunited with owner
Lycoming Township, Pa. — A happy ending might seem rare these days, but one family is happily snuggling a puppy that was snatched from their yard on June 27. "The police received a tip this morning on where she was at," reported Carrie DeMarino, the puppy's owner. "They followed up on it," she added, and now Willow has been reunited with her owners. The investigation into the theft is continuing,...
BLaST's annual Fourth of July parade celebrates America, inclusion
Loyalsock Township, Pa. — For over two decades, the BLaST IU17 has been holding a Fourth of July parade to celebrate America, and to bring the community together. This year's festivities saw 180 students and 90 staff members descend upon the track at Schick Elementary School in Loyalsock, as patriotic music played over the loudspeakers. "The students look forward to this event each year, because they get to participate in an event in which the community comes to enjoy, and to show their patriotism and...
Pennsylvania working on interstate licensing compacts
(The Center Square) – State government’s mission to attract and retain health care workers took another step forward Wednesday. Legislation that paves the way for Pennsylvania’s participation in interstate licensing compacts is headed to the governor this week after unanimous approval in the Senate. This means doctors, nurses, pharmacists, counselors, and many other medical professionals […]
$8,000 Tax Credit Plan for Private School Tuition Gains Momentum in Pennsylvania Senate
In Pennsylvania, a new educational tax credit plan, the Child Learning Investment Tax Credit, offering up to $8,000 per student to reduce educational expenses, including private school tuition, is set for a vote in the Senate Finance Committee, diverging from a previous school voucher proposal and highlighting a shift in legislative priorities towards expanding school […]
New Pa. tuition-free cyber charter school hires leader, enrolling for 2024-25 school year
York, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s newest cyber charter school, Pennwood Cyber Charter School, has hired a new CEO ahead of the upcoming school year. According to a press release, Chris Moser will serve as Pennwood Cyber Carter School's CEO. Moser has a distinguished career in education with over 20 years of experience in K-12 education. “We are thrilled to welcome Chris Moser as the CEO; she impressed us with her dedication...
Pa. Democrats plan to introduce legislation to counter Supreme Court’s ruling on criminalizing homelessness
Democratic senators in Pennsylvania are drafting a bill to prevent the criminalization of homelessness in the state after the Supreme Court recently ruled that cities can enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public places.
Kingston Community Pool draws big crowd for 4th of July Family Fun Party
KINGSTON, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — Many residents also celebrated the 4th of July at the Family Fun Party at the Kingston Community Pool. There were games and prizes for kids of all ages. Members got in for free, as well as active military, with valid proof of service. “Everybody...
One hurt in Monroe County rollover wreck
TANNERSVILLE, Pa. — One person was hurt trying to avoid a wreck earlier this week in Monroe County, state police at Stroudsburg said. Burnice Jackson, 44, suffered minor injuries when his Nissan Altima rolled over several times on the left embankment of Interstate 80 East near Tannersville. Jackson, of...
Unruly man arrested at Walmart
Selinsgrove, Pa. — A Sunbury man became irate Tuesday at a Walmart store over lost property, police say. Dale Lau, 30, was arrested after police were called around 5 p.m. July 2 to Selinsgrove Walmart for a report of him screaming and swearing with his shirt off, according to Trp. Derek Gill of state police at Selinsgrove. Gill said Lau was upset over property he lost in the store. The property was returned to him prior to police arriving. Charges of disorderly conduct were filed at the office of District Judge Scott A. Zeigler.
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