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Pennsylvania accuses Idaho company of spotted lanternfly permit scam
An Idaho company is accused of using Pennsylvania’s spotted lantern fly invasion as an opportunity to make money off fake services.
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Done being silent: Pa. legislators push package to close gaps in menopause treatments
Women can live one-third of their lives post-menopause, with most starting the process in their 50s.
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Pa. House panel passes proposals on data center costs, utility company profits
The measures are intended to keep electricity bills lower as forecasted demand grows.
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Rep. Scott Perry compares Democrats to Nazis and Third Reich in radio interview
Despite Rep. Scott Perry’s (R-York) history of comparing Democrats to Nazis and sharing antisemitic memes, one Jewish organization is standing by the lawmaker after his latest comments.
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10 free things to do with kids in the Lehigh Valley
From forest walks to free museums, there are many things to do with kids in the Lehigh Valley that make for the perfect weekend excursion.
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Pennsylvania confirms fifth measles-related death
The victim was an unvaccinated resident of Lancaster County who had tested positive for measles, according to the state health department.
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10 pizza joints in State College perfect for game day eats
From takeout to sit-down pizza pubs, you can grab a slice or a whole pie at these pizza joints in State College to fuel up on a Penn State football game day.
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Data center developer offers $10K to Luzerne County residents: ‘Are they trying to bribe us?
In Hazle Township, a data center developer is trying to curry favor with locals by making them an offer they can’t refuse. Some are refusing.
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How to stop voter suppression in Pennsylvania
A guide on stopping voter suppression by becoming a poll watcher in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania rolls out sexual assault evidence tracking system
State Health Secretary Dr. Debra Bogen said the health care system is often the first place survivors turn after an assault.
