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8-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Pennsylvania Bedroom, Police Say (Developing)
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3-year-old girl dies after her grandmother beat her with a large wooden stick just because the child wouldn’t listen and then left her on a bed for days for someone else to find her; grandma arrestedroanokedailymagazine.com21 hours ago
If You See Purple Paint in Pennsylvania, Leave Immediately
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Popular Snack Recalled Across Pennsylvania Likely Contains 'Mold Pieces'
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Bridge work continues in Clinton County
Drivers traveling on Route 220 in Castanea Township in Clinton County may experience delays later this week as a crew works on a bridge preservation project. Starting Thursday, Sept. 5, the contractor will begin sealing bridge joints on the northbound bridge and will have the left (passing) lane and left shoulder closed. The bridge spans Lower Creek Road at mile marker 112 of Route 220. PennDOT expects this work to be complete by the close of business Friday, Sept. The self-regulated stop signs stationed on Lower Creek Road when the project started on April 29 remain in place. Rylind Construction of Muncy is the contractor on this $771,000 project. PennDOT anticipates completion by the end of September. All work is weather-dependent.
Severe Storms Expected to Sweep Through Ohio and Pennsylvania Friday
CLEVELAND — Issued by the National Weather Service at 3:46 AM on September 5, 2024. Calm Before the Storm: Today’s Quiet Weather Turns Active on Friday. Residents of north central Ohio, northeast Ohio, northwest Ohio, and northwest Pennsylvania are advised to prepare for potentially severe weather conditions on Friday afternoon and evening. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Cleveland, strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop, bringing the possibility of damaging wind gusts.
PSP Investigated 580 Crashes, Wrote 24,865 Tickets Over Labor Day Weekend
From Friday, Aug. 30 to Monday, Sept. 2, those crashes resulted in 170 injuries and six deaths. Those totals were lower than the 671 crashes last Labor Day that resulted in 220 injuries and 10 deaths. Impaired driving was a factor in 65 of this year's crashes, three of which...
Pennsylvania solar project starts commercial operations
Great Cove Solar, a massive power generation project owned and operated by global energy company AES Corporation, recently began commercial operations at its two solar facilities in Franklin and Fulton counties, Pa. As the largest ... Read More » The post Pennsylvania solar project starts commercial operations appeared first on Daily Energy Insider.
Support grows for Penn State’s application to lead semiconductor manufacturing hub
Pennsylvania lawmakers serving in both houses of Congress joined a bipartisan group of their colleagues in supporting the Penn State Mid-Atlantic Semiconductor Hub (MASH) Digital Twin Institute (DTI) application in the U.S. Commerce Department’s CHIPS Manufacturing USA Institute Competition. Specifically, the group urged U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo to fully consider the application submitted by […] The post Support grows for Penn State’s application to lead semiconductor manufacturing hub appeared first on Pennsylvania Business Report.
Shapiro’s electricity proposals threaten state’s role in regional transmission, says alliance
Alongside the growing reliance on electricity from Pennsylvania’s PJM Interconnection, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s electricity proposals could further destabilize the PJM grid, which supplies power to 65 million people and more than 20 percent of the U.S. economy, according to a newly released report from Pittsburgh Works Together (PWT). Concurrently, fossil fuel plants are being forced […] The post Shapiro’s electricity proposals threaten state’s role in regional transmission, says alliance appeared first on Pennsylvania Business Report.
State officials, industry stakeholders applaud implementation of Max Manufacturing Initiative
Pennsylvania Sen. Devlin Robinson (R-37) and several other attendees Sept. 3 celebrated implementation of the enacted Max Manufacturing Initiative Act, which promotes innovation and economic growth by facilitating collaboration between universities and engineering firms. “This new law not only bolsters cooperation between state universities and engineering firms, but it also fosters business partnerships, and drives […] The post State officials, industry stakeholders applaud implementation of Max Manufacturing Initiative appeared first on Pennsylvania Business Report.
State Of Pennsylvania Increases Contracts To Black-Owned Businesses By 30%
More minority-owned businesses in Pennsylvania are receiving state contracting dollars. Of the nearly $700 million received under Gov. Josh Shapiro and Lt. Gov. Austin Davis for 2022-23, the state government spent $136 million with Black-owned and Hispanic-owned businesses. That is a 30% increase from the $104 million reported last year. These figures, revealed in a news release, come months after Gov. Shapiro signed an executive order to create the Pennsylvania Advisory Council for Inclusive Procurement (PACIP). The 16-member council advises state agencies on ways to make state contracting opportunities more inclusive. More funding for small and small diverse businesses helps ensure everyone...
Check in with veterans in your life, participate in a candle lighting tradition
Harrisburg, Pa. — According to the latest data from the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs, suicide is the 13th leading cause of death for veterans overall, and the second leading cause of death among veterans under age 45. On average, 132 U.S. citizens take their own lives every day, and 17 to 22 of them are veterans. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and the DMVA is using the occasion to remind Pennsylvanians to check in on the veterans in their lives. For the veterans...
SEPTA plans to raise fares to address $222M deficit as it awaits a state funding deal
SEPTA is planning to eliminate fare discounts as the transit agency addresses a $222 million budget deficit. TransPass and TrailPass prices would remain the same, but the cost of most individual Regional Rail rides would rise by about $1.
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