District president and CEO Paul Levy said it's intended to "temporarily brighten the physical environment, engage local artists and send the message that through creativity and innovation we will prevail."
“Over the past two months, Pennsylvanians in every corner of our commonwealth have acted collectively to stop the spread of COVID-19,” Gov. Wolf said Friday.
60% of respondents said Trump was not listening to health experts enough, while 35% said he was listening to them just the right amount.
Word of the drug came as the U.S. government reported that American economic output is shriveling in the biggest and fastest collapse since the Great Depression.
The newly reported deaths occurred over the past two weeks as state health officials have been working to reconcile data.
Gov. Tom Wolf plans to announce Friday which parts of Pennsylvania will begin seeing a step-by-step relaxation of coronavirus-related shutdown directives.
Like others around the country, the state’s unemployment office was wholly unprepared for the pandemic, operating with a staff thinned by budget cuts and capable of handling only a relatively small number of claims.
Property tax revenue will decline as people need more time to pay, and interest rate reductions will depress interest earnings, one expert said.
"This is a moment when we need a leader, a president like Joe Biden.”
The twin announcements from highlight Biden's effort to avoid a repeat of the 2016 presidential election, when tensions between establishment Democrats and the party's progressive flank hobbled Hillary Clinton in her loss to President Donald Trump.
