The staggering tariffs could mark the end of an era of inexpensive consumer goods in America.
Colleges in the commonwealth report that more than a dozen student visas were revoked in the last week without an explanation.
NEW BERLIN — SUN Area Technical Institute in New Berlin has been serving students in the Susquehanna Valley since 1968 as they train in specialized programs that ready them for careers in their respective fields.
LEWISBURG — Advance Central PA has received a $103,592 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry as part of the Schools-to-Work Program (STWP). The funding will help with a new pre-apprenticeship program designed to equip high school students and recent graduates for successful careers in electrical construction.
WASHINGTONVILLE — A bridge replacement and roadway resurfacing project will continue next week as night work takes place on Route 54 in Derry and Valley townships.
Before the modern era of year-round food — like imported fresh strawberries in the store on Valentine’s Day — people ate more seasonally. Fresh foods were available in late spring, summer and early autumn, and canned, dried or otherwise long-storing crops carried them over until the next season.
DANVILLE — A contractor will begin bridge work on Interstate 80 next week as work continues on a multi-year construction project.
SUNBURY — The PA Careerlink in Sunbury is hosting a hiring event for three Wawa convenience stores coming to Northumberland and Union counties.
COOPER TOWNSHIP — A portion of Mount Zion Drive in Cooper Township, Montour County, will be closed next week for roadway maintenance.
Politicians, athletes and a fashion designer were among those enjoying live music when disaster struck.
