Most of Pennsylvania’s 52 county agencies responsible for protecting older adults are failing to swiftly review complaints of suspected abuse or neglect.
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Dougherty’s attorney requested that he be placed at FCI Lewisburg. The judge gave him until September to report to prison.
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The transit authority has said it would have to cut services by up to 20% and possibly raise fares if the governor’s plan was not approved.
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Under the agreement, more than $500 million would be distributed through a new formula favored by Democrats to bring K-12 schools closer to “adequate” spending levels.
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The wedding dress retailer is staying local.
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Employees testified that the policy would force them to reconsider working for the city and raised concerns that it would worsen the city’s understaffing crisis.
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