HARRISBURG — An overwhelming majority of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted this week to approve a bill proposing to ease and expedite the process for victims of domestic violence to qualify for unemployment benefits.
MANDATA — The Line Mountain School District’s property committee met this week to consider sports fields upgrades and make recommendations that will be brought before next Tuesday’s board meeting.
SUNBURY — Shikellamy school directors accepted a social and emotional learning grant from UPMC to be used across the district.
SELINSGROVE — A 27-year-old Selinsgrove woman is accused of abusing a nine-year-old girl.
A new statewide program will help Pennsylvanians remove invasive trees and shrubs and replace them with native species — for free.
LEWISBURG — Union and Snyder counties court personnel, law enforcement, educators, health providers and government leaders met Thursday to discuss the challenges of serving people with mental health and behavioral issues.
KREAMER — Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding toured the Kreamer Feed plant Thursday afternoon to see how a $400,000 state agriculture innovation grant will allow the 77-year-old family company to grow.
SELINSGROVE — The sidewalk along the Isle of Que will be closed to pedestrians and bicyclists Friday during repairs.
HARRISBURG — Lawmakers in the Pennsylvania House unanimously agreed Wednesday to advance a bill mandating that carbon monoxide alarms be installed in all child care centers and family child care homes across the commonwealth.
HARRISBURG — The partisan divide within Pennsylvania’s General Assembly is well documented but in a sign of cross-aisle agreement, House Democrats and Republicans applauded, albeit gently, a unanimous vote to advance a bill that would mandate that cash be accepted for admission into high school athletic contests.
