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COMMENTARY: Volunteering fulfills the promise of unity within families, social circles and larger communities across the commonwealth.
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COMMENTARY: Volunteering fulfills the promise of unity within families, social circles and larger communities across the commonwealth.
The White House has signaled Trump will sign the 5,593-page measure.
COMMENTARY: The enrollment and financial woes of the State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) are well known.
The discrepancies in county-level voter services led to a series of unsuccessful lawsuits from the Trump Campaign.
The state reported a two-day total of 15,100 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, as well as 156 deaths over the same period.
COMMENTARY:Greg Lofstead is worried about the ticking time bomb that may be facing people who have had a moratorium on unpaid utility bills.
The Rev. Paula Millsaps said she had dreamed – literally – of finding a place like the former Central Elementary School in East Millsboro.
“These businesses are the lifeblood of our community. They employ hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians".
It’s safe to say that the year 2020 has changed many of us.
After months of delays, top congressional leaders had made headway earlier this week on a relief bill.
Toomey, of Lehigh County, says those lending programs were intended to provide short-term help.
Looking back on the year, the “good” came in the form of little things that made for momentary, if fleeting, bliss.
These words from Luke’s scriptural account of the birth of Jesus have become a de rigueur phrase for the Christmas season.
For renters, an eviction filing can make it difficult to find safe and healthy housing for years to come.
In 2019, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the Transportation Security Administration seized retiree Terry Rolin’s life savings.
The Kenney administration will end so-called COVID-19 “prevention sites” for homeless individuals at two city hotels.
Nine states, including Pennsylvania, host closed primaries, allowing only voters registered within a party to vote for party nominees.
The borough of Gettysburg this week became the 63rd municipality in Pennsylvania to enact an LGBT-inclusive antibias ordinance.
The Washington Post reports that the issue is holding progress on relief talks. The program was created in the CARES Act in March.
Crosskeys Human Services Inc. has and still is continuing to serve the Brownsville and Republic seniors.