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Erie County man thrives today — but Pa.’s home care system may fail him
A home health aide for a client with physical disabilities in Erie County earns an average of just over $13 an hour, while a home health nurse earns $25 to $30 an hour — less than what those nurses can earn elsewhere.
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Do Amish people pay taxes? Here are what the experts had to say
Contrary to some misconceptions, Amish individuals and businesses pay many of the same federal, state and local taxes as everyone else, often with the help of certified public accountants.
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HACC announces 87 job cuts as it sells York campus buildings
Harrisburg Area Community College announced plans to eliminate 87 jobs amid larger budget cuts that include the sale of two York campus buildings.
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Study highlights how Pennsylvania hospital price confusion can cost patients
Federal rules compelling hospitals to disclose their prices can empower Pennsylvania patients to save thousands of dollars when getting medical procedures, according to a new study by health advocates in the commonwealth.
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From quick walks to longer hikes, see these waterfalls in the Poconos
The Poconos is packed with scenic views, and if you’re looking to add a little adventure to your day, waterfalls are always a good place to start. From quick walks to longer hikes, there’s something here for everyone.
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Farmer explains why a data center is perfect for his Conewago Twp. land
More than 500 acres of farmland on Bowers Bridge Road could one day be the site of a massive data center. The land owner said he’s done his research and it’s the best option for the local community. Other community members disagree.
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5 Pennsylvania cities receive free America250PA concerts. Who’s playing where
Pennsylvania’s America250 celebrations will include free shows in Erie, Hershey, Pittsburgh, State College, and Wilkes-Barre, Gov. Shapiro announced Thursday
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New Pennsylvania license plate celebrates the iconic bank barn
Pennsylvanians may now purchase the newly designed “Preserve Our Heritage” special fund plate featuring the Pennsylvania Bank Barn and the Liberty Bell.
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Former Gettysburg mayor faces new felony charges of sexual assault
Chad-Alan Carr, 48, of Gettysburg, is now charged in the borough with two felony counts of sexual assault, one felony count of having a photograph or film on a computer depicting a child sex act, and two misdemeanor charges of corruption of minors.
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Megan’s Law data shows 1,000 Pa. offenders out of registry compliance
Non-compliant offenders include those who have failed to appear at a registration site within the required time and those who have not reported changes in residence, employment or student status to the state police.
