Senate Budget Hearing Schedule
House returns to voting session March 24, April 5, 6, 7
Inquirer: PA Had More Poll Workers Than It Could Handle Last Year, Where’d They Go?
Politics PA: PA Democrats Launch Campaign To Register 125,000 Voters By May 2022
Op-Ed: Republicans Consider Ballots More Dangerous Than Bullets
AP: Bipartisan Effort By Lawmakers To Limit Redistricting Chair’s Political Ties Underway
TribLive: 2nd Republican Expresses Interest In House Seat Vacated By Rep. Pyle
ScrantonT: Lackawanna Commissioner Eyes Republican Nomination For Vacant State Senate Seat
Jan Murphy: From Lawyer To Breaking Glass Ceilings: House Minority Leader Joanna McClinton Is ‘Going Places’
CitizensV Editorial: Limiting A Governor’s Emergency Powers Is Foolish
ScrantonT Editorial: Clarify Ballot Questions
ErieT/Spotlight PA: State Needs $941 Million To Cover Huge Spike In Medicaid Enrollment Related To COVID
Ford Turner: Latest Attempt By General Assembly To Provide Legal Relief To Child Sexual Abuse Victims Fails
Inquirer: Lawmakers Urge Sweeping Reform After Delaware County Juvenile Facility Closure
Inquirer Editorial: Phasing Out PA’s Gasoline Tax Creates A New Challenge: What Comes Next?
Gov. Wolf: Signs 5 Bills Including Package To Streamline Appointments For District Attorney Vacancies
WBTimes: Wolf’s Signature Means Sanguedolce Becomes Luzerne DA
Jan Murphy: House Bill Would Give Repeat DUI Offenders Harsher Penalties
Dept. of Human Services: Secretary Teresa Miller To Leave Wolf Administration April 30
PG: Wolf’s Human Services Secretary Leaving; Replacement Chosen
Gov. Wolf: To Nominate Meg Snead To Serve As Secretary Of Human Services
Cap-Star: Wolf Taps To Aide Meg Snead To Lead Human Services Department
Gov. Wolf: Joins CeaseFire PA Day Of Advocacy With AG Shapiro To Call For Reduction In Gun Violence
PG: Gun Control Advocates, Including Mother From Butler, Stress Their Priorities
PennLive: Gun Rights Proponents And Gun Control Advocates Clash In PA
YorkDR: Gun Control Advocates Want Legislature To Pass These 3 Laws
WHYY: Philly DA Candidates Debate Over How To Handle Gun Violence Epidemic, Cash Bail
YorkDR: Radar For PA Municipal Police: ‘It’s Time To Get This Done’
Dept. Of Health: Launches Portal To Ensure High-Risk Populations Have Access To Opioid Overdose Reversal Medication
Spotlight PA: As Thousands Of Unemployment Claims Expire, PA Residents Refile, Wait On Federal Benefits
PG Editorial: More Help For The Jobless In PA
TribLive: California U. Offers Tuition Discounts To Westmoreland Community College Grads
Inquirer: PA High School Girls Compete In Wrestling Championship As Efforts To Sanction Their Sport Continue
MCall: COVID Caused Lehigh Valley Housing Prices To Skyrocket
PG: Pittsburgh Among Top U.S. Cities Where Buying A Home Beats Rending
PG: Wabtec To Acquire Rail Service Firm For $400 Million
Federal COVID Relief
Laura Olson: Collapsing Union Pension Plans Win Long-Sought Help From Federal COVID Rescue Package
Inquirer: Businesses Can Now Get Money For Some Health Costs, But There Are Downsides
National/International
Op-Ed: I’m A Trump Republicans, Here’s Why I Went To Joe Biden’s White House - PA Cong. Joyce
Civil Justice
CentreDT: Centre County’s Asian American Community Not ‘OK’ As Hate Crimes Rise Racism Stoked Around U.S.
CourierT: Students Stand Up Against Hate In Bucks County
PA’s Role In Assaulting U.S. Capitol
CentreDT: Centre County’s Asian American Community Not ‘OK’ As Hate Crimes Rise Racism Stoked Around U.S.
CourierT: Students Stand Up Against Hate In Bucks County
Inquirer: PA, NJ Men Accused Of Attacking U.S. Capitol Officer Before His Death Shared His Political Views
Coronavirus
Dept. Of Health: Reports 48 Additional Deaths Due To COVID; 4,667 New Cases -- 3.24.21
Dept. Of Health: Reports 39 Additional Deaths Due To COVID; 3,515 New Cases -- 3.23.21
Inquirer: COVID Again Rising Fast In The Poconos, The Shore, North Jersey
TribLive: Allegheny County Council Postpones Meeting Amid Reported COVID Outbreak
PG: Allegheny County Council Cancels Meeting Due To COVID Outbreak
ErieT: Erie County Confirms 2nd Case Of COVID Variant
ScrantonT: Luminary Walk Remembers Lives Lost In Pandemic
Gov. Wolf: 100,000 Milestone Reached For Teacher, School Staff Vaccinations
TribLive: More Than 100,000 Educators In PA Vaccinated Thru State Initiative
Inquirer: Mobile Vaccine Clinics Ramp Up Efforts To Reach Philly’s Most Vulnerable
TribLive: This Week’s Giant Eagle Heinz Field Vaccination Clinics Are Full
PennLive: Cars Line Up At Dauphin County Mass COVID Vaccination Site Tuesday
AP: Philly Cancels Thousands Of Uninvited Vaccine Appointments After Links Were Shared
TribLive: Pittsburgh Council Says Restaurant Workers Should Be Prioritized For Vaccine
CitizensV: Luzerne County Pharmacies Cut Off From COVID Vaccine
PG: VA Pittsburgh Drops Age Requirement For Veteran Vaccinations
ScrantonT: Wright Health Center Improperly Billing For Office Visits For COVID Vaccine
ErieT/Spotlight PA: State Needs $941 Million To Cover Huge Spike In Medicaid Enrollment Related To COVID
Dept. Of State: COVID Enforcement Actions March 14-21
WHYY: Philly Won’t Follow State And Relax Restaurant Restrictions As COVID Cases Rise
Inquirer: Sick Of Pandemic Precautions? So Were Americans In 1918, Here’s What Happened When They Eased Up
WBRE: Dept. Of Education To Study Pandemic’s Impact On Learning And Teaching
PennLive: After A Year Of Pandemic ‘Learning Losses,’ Here’s How Schools Plan To Help Kids Catch Up
PennLive: With Creativity, Strength, These Harrisburg Educators Excel At Online Teaching
WESA: All Pittsburgh Public School Students Eligible To Return To Classroom By May3
MCall: No Plan To Return Emmaus H.S. Students To Classrooms This Year
Inquirer: How To Help Kids Stay COVID Safe During Spring Sports
YorkDR: How Pandemic Affected High School Football Recruiting
LancasterOnline: Lancaster County Names New Health And Medical Coordinator
ErieT: Here’s What To Do If You Have A Utility Shut-Off Notice
WESA: Crowded Pittsburgh Zoo Makes Some Visitors Feel Unsafe
CitizensV: Pittston Tomato Festival Making A Comeback
National/International
AP: Utility Bills Overwhelm Some Households [PA Included]
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[Posted: March 24, 2021]
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