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Hedge Fund Lawyer Takes Aim At Congress
A former New York hedge fund executive is running for Congress against banking bte noir Rep. Comment?
Appeal planned for cop killer
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The defense attorneys for John Lewis, who was sentenced this week to die for killing Officer Charles Cassidy, said they plan to appeal the jury's decision. Comment?
SPCA cites six local dog breeders
Will be interesting to see what happens. Guessing just a fine but what really matters is no license for 10 years. Comment?
Legislators are unlikely to approve a ballot referendum for a proposed constitutional convention because it's against their self-interest, a political expert says. Comment?
First Book gears up for 2nd Annual Book Bash during Pennsylvania Society Weekend
First Book in Pennsylvania decided to tap into arguably the most powerful weekend of state leaders. Comment?
Pennsylvania Hearing on Medical Marijuana Scheduled For Next Week! Pa HB 1393
Executive Director Patrick Nightingale of Pittsburgh NORML will be testifying on Wednesday and presenting the testimony of patients from Western PA. Comment?
TCE Reduced in Collegeville Area - Public Hearings Tuesday Dec. 1
The Department of Environmental Protection will hold a public meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. Comment?
Pennsylvania DPW mulls plan to increase adult day care funding by 50%
Bob Clark, center, receives assistance with a puzzle from Recreational Services Therapist Tina Opina, left, and Clark's wife, Joan, at Woodside Place of Presbyterian SeniorCare in Oakmont, where Bob visits three times a week as an adult day services participant. Comment?
Pennsylvania governor announces public health clinics, addresses future vaccine distribution plans
HARRISBURG,A Pa. Public health clinics recently held throughout Pennsylvania vaccinated 100,000 residents at risk for the H1N1 flu, Gov. Comment?
Horse Shot in Pennsylvania; Reward Offered
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information about who shot and killed a 6-year-old Palomino gelding named Firecracker near Fawn Grove, Penn., just across the New York state line, according to an article on inyork.com . According to the article the shooting probably took place the evening of Nov. Comment?
Pennsylania 'Wilds' benefit greatly from Marcellus Shale
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Having been born, raised and lived my entire life in rural northwestern Pennsylvania and having represented this region in the state Legislature and in Congress for nearly 30 years, I understand the importance of protecting our state's energy-rich environment and our wildlife. Comment?
Payday lenders retain help of ex-AG Woods
Unwilling to go away without a fight, the state's payday lenders are trying to convince lawmakers to let them stay in business despite a public vote to the contrary. Comment?
Commonwealth needs candidates who rock - the boat
Commonwealth needs candidates who rock a ' the boat The Issue: Our entrenched state lawmakers have not budged on shrinking the size of the Legislature. Comment?
State considers increase in funding for adult day care
Bob Clark, center, receives assistance with a puzzle from Recreational Services Therapist Tina Opina, left, and Clark's wife, Joan, at Woodside Place of Presbyterian SeniorCare in Oakmont, where Bob visits three times a week as an adult day services participant. Comment?
DUI checkpoints net offenders, but remain controversial
Drivers slowed as they pulled to a stop on a dark section of Route 13 in Bristol Township. Comment?
DEP mulls changing discharge standards
State wastewater regulations for natural gas drilling may change to reduce pollution threat. Comment?
Lizanne LeVine, a Philadelphia Kelly
AN ERA closed quietly on Tuesday. The last of the children of the legendary sportsman and political figure John B. Kelly has died. Comment?
Health care reform: What Americans should demand of any plan
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At most workplaces, this is the season known as open enrollment. It's the time to change your health plan, if you have a choice. Comment?
AIDS Project Hampered by Delayed State Payments
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Submitted by voicesweb on Sat, 2007-12-01 23:03. "The public needs to know that we are $50,000 in debt," said Becky Schrope executive director of the local AIDS Project, a non-profit organization that has provided support and educational services to Centre and Clinton counties since1988. Comment?
Payday lenders fight to stay in AZ
PHOENIX a ' Unwilling to go away without a fight, the state's payday lenders are trying to persuade lawmakers to let them stay in business despite a public vote to the contrary. Comment?