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Remembering the Philipsburg State Hospital at Heritage Days
PHILIPSBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) – As part of the Heritage Days Festival, Philipsburg’s Heritage Center had a small tribute for the closed state hospital. The Philipsburg State Hospital served the area from 1922 before it closed years later. The special celebration was a way to pay tribute to all those who worked or were cared for […]
Pa. Sons of the American Revolution celebrate 250 years of freedom
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) held a bench dedication ceremony in York city on July 11, celebrating the city’s participation in the founding of the U.S. The Mayor of York, Michael R. Helfrich, and Bryan K. Tate,...
12-Year Olds Lose Opening Two Games of Monroeville Tournament
The 12-year old All-Star team has dug themselves into a hole after losing their opening two games of the Monroeville Tournament. In game one, the Vikings lost to South Park, 6-5, and 12-2 to Monroeville, in game two. Hopewell fell behind 6-1, before scoring 4 runs in the final inning...
Tri-State reaction to the assassination attempt against former President Trump
There is a growing symbol of unity and solidarity from politicians on both sides of the aisle sending messages of support to former president Donald Trump after the assassination attempt at his campaign rally in Pennsylvania.From local elected officials to leaders across the globe, there has been swift condemnation of political violence and support for Trump from both his allies and sharpest critics.ALSO READ | Global leaders condemn Donald Trump's assassination attemptIt was supposed to be marathon rally in front of a crowd of Trump supporters in Butler on Saturday evening. Dramatic moments quickly unfolded as the former president while...
Three Mile Island considers nuclear restart as Pa. lawmakers look to new tech to meet demand
The company that owns one reactor at Three Mile Island near Harrisburg is floating the idea of reopening the shuttered nuclear plant. TMI’s Unit 1 reactor closed in 2019 because owner Exelon said it wasn’t competitive against cheaper methane gas and renewable sources amid flat demand for power.
Bill to provide veterans with more access to resources heading to Gov. Shapiro’s desk
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — A bill that will help connect veterans with government and community resources is heading to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk. H.B. 1086, which was primarily sponsored by Rep. Paul Takac (D-Centre) is expected to be signed, according to a news release. The bill updates state law to allow the Department of Military […]
Maryland State Police Assist in Rescuing Two Boys From Hot Car Following Vehicle Chase; Mother Arrested for DUI
According to a Facebook post by the Maryland State Police, the Maryland State Police – Aviation Command assisted the PA State Police in rescuing two boys from a hot car after a vehicle pursuit concluded in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, July 9th. Per Maryland State Police: “Trooper 5, a helicopter...
117th Annual Path Valley Picnic & Homecoming: A Celebration of Community and Tradition
The highly anticipated 117th Annual Path Valley Picnic & Homecoming is set to take place from August 7 to August 10, 2024, at Hammond’s Grove, located on Route 75, north of Spring Run, PA. This beloved event, sponsored by the Fannett-Metal Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Company, promises four days of fun, entertainment, and community spirit, rain or shine.
Fuel mix-up at central Pa. convenience store damages vehicles
Stewart McKinsey finally solved the riddle this week about why Wakefield EMS’ squad car started smoking, sputtering and running rough just before the Fourth of July. After reading some posts on a Quarryville-area Facebook group, he learned that some pumps at the Turkey Hill at the Buck had been dispensing diesel fuel July 2 from what were labeled as regular gas pumps. That prompted him to take the squad vehicle to a mechanic where a fuel test showed that its tank was filled with diesel fuel, which could damage the engine of the vehicle that uses regular gas.
Hershey man brings home bronze at Transplant Games of America
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM)– A second local athlete is bringing a medal from the Transplant Games back home to central Pennsylvania. Carl Rohr from Hershey won the bronze medal in the doubles pickleball tournament at the Transplant Games of America in Birmingham, Alabama, this week. Rohr also participated in the 1500-meter walk, volleyball, and the softball […]
Fatal crash shuts down Route 53 near Coalport
UPDATE: According to 511PA, Route 53 has reopened. COALPORT Pa. (WTAJ) — The Clearfield County coroner is at the scene of a single-vehicle accident in Coalport. According to 511PA, Route 53 is closed in both directions between Poplar Street in Beccaria and Rose Street in Irvona while crews work to clear the accident. A member […]
Pa. extends human influenza testing into summer amid bird flu outbreak
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Pennsylvania health officials are directing hospitals, health offices and medical providers to test sick patients for influenza throughout the summer beyond the typical winter season. Although flu activity...
Great PA News Quiz: Biden Questions, Capitol Cybercrime and Shapiro Rolls Out the Welcome Signs
In this week’s news quiz: The fallout from a Pennsylvania radio interview with President Joe Biden, email threat forces evacuation of state Capitol and Gov. Josh Shapiro rolls out the welcome signs. As always, let us know if you encounter any technical issues. Just email Newsletter Editor Colin Deppen (newsletters@spotlightpa.org) with a heads up. And good luck! BEFORE YOU GO… If you learned something from this article, pay it forward and contribute to Spotlight PA at spotlightpa.org/donate. Spotlight PA is funded by foundations and readers like you who are committed to accountability journalism that gets results. The post Great PA News Quiz: Biden Questions, Capitol Cybercrime and Shapiro Rolls Out the Welcome Signs appeared first on StateCollege.com.
State budget done: Education, tax reforms take center stage
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s $47.6 billion budget became law late Thursday, a full 11 days past due. It’s chock-full of new education and human services spending, tax and regulatory reforms for businesses, and an infusion into mass transit systems that continue to hemorrhage money postpandemic. Flanked by Democratic leaders in the House and Senate, Gov. Josh Shapiro credited himself for “bringing people together to deliver bipartisan results” before signing...
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