Primary Seen As Key
PENNSYLVANIA IS PREPARING FOR A KEY SENATE PRIMARY TUESDAY. .. IN THE RACE FOR THE NATION’S TOP SPOT, A RECENT N-B-C POLL IS NOW SHOWING FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH A GROWING LEAD OVER PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Read MoreConcerns Rising Over Religious Threats
THE F-B-I IS INVESTIGATING HOAX THREATS AGAINST SEVERAL JEWISH AND CATHOLIC ORGANIZATIONS HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA. GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO..
Read MoreGeisinger Shredding Reminder
In honor of Earth Day, Geisinger is stepping up to promote sustainability with free community shred events across northeastern and central Pennsylvania throughout April. From bank statements to tax forms, you can securely shred personal and professional confidential documents on-site, ensuring they’re recycled responsibly. Remember, each person is limited to three boxes.
Read MoreRed Lobster Said to Be Considering Bankruptcy
A popular seafood restaurant chain is apparently in deep financial trouble. Red Lobster is reportedly considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to restructure its debt, according to sources cited in a Bloomberg report. The seafood chain is looking to address long-term contracts and lease agreements. While a final decision hasn’t been made, Chapter 11 bankruptcy […]
Read MoreState Lawmakers Considering Paid Time Off Regulations
In Harrisburg, State Representative Mary Jo Daley of Montgomery County is set to introduce legislation aimed at curbing “Use it or Lose it” paid-time off policies. These policies restrict employees from carrying over or cashing out earned time off if not used within a specific timeframe. The proposed bill, which by the way is similar […]
Read MoreBiden Incoherent in Scranton Interview
PRESIDENT BIDEN, IN RAMBLING AND WHAT WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN A SOMEWHAT INCOHERENT COMMENT DESPERATELY TRIED TO DEFEND HIS ABYSSMAL POLL NUMBERS DURING A CAMPAIGN SPEECH FROM HIS HOME TOWN OF SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA ON TUESDAY…
Read MoreHonoring Fallen PennDot Workers
On Monday at Soldier’s Grove, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and other agencies gathered to honor roadway workers and promote safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week. The event emphasized the critical need for safe driving through work zones, with this year’s theme being “Work Zones are temporary. Actions behind the wheel can last forever.” […]
Read MoreBridge Repair Season Begins!
PennDOT has announced a busy schedule of maintenance activities in Mifflin County, all set to kick off beginning today. Much of it has to do with bridge maintenance. According to PennDOT, Pennsylvania has some of the oldest bridges in the country, and the preventive maintenance is vital in extending the life of those structures. Drivers […]
Read MorePA Ranked Among Least Welcoming States
Pennsylvania has been ranked as one of the least welcoming states in the U.S., according to a recent report by Preply. The study surveyed over 1,000 people across the country on their attitudes towards greetings and welcoming gestures. Pennsylvania landed at 47th place overall, making it the fourth least welcoming state. Despite this ranking, Pennsylvanians […]
Read MoreStudent Teacher Support Program Launches
Pennsylvania’s new $10 million Student Teacher Support Program is set to launch today, offering stipends for those planning to do their student teaching in the 2024-25 academic year. The stipends will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 9 a.m. Applicants have been downloading the application from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency’s […]
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