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  • A Pa. festival celebrating bacon? Yes, please

    Plus: News on data center development in Pa. Share with a friend Good news: the average price for a gallon of gas in Pennsylvania has dropped over the last week. Bad news: It’s still higher than the national average; higher than any time since the spring and summer of 2022, when gas surpassed $5 per…


  • Union leaders and environmental groups team up with Pa. House Dems on green energy bills

    Plus, a progressive lawmaker opens up about his career in journalism prior to serving in office Share with a friend Good afternoon everyone,  It’s Tuesday, April 14, and welcome back to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report.  Before we kick things off today, I want to start on a high note and congratulate the…


  • You can still get free help filing your taxes

    Plus: Another data center battle in Pa. Share with a friend If you’ve already filed your 2025 taxes, congratulations.  If you’re like me and you’ve yet to do so, first, take a deep breath. Then exhale, and start getting your 1040s, 1099s, receipts, and whatever other tax-related documents you have in order. Quickly. The deadline…


  • This thin & crispy pie is hard to get, but so worth the effort

    Plus: The Pa. frozen pizza index Share with a friend Editor’s note: Sorry we’re a little late today. But, hey: it’s free delivery! Welcome to the 10th edition of Pizzavania: a mini-milestone worth celebrating. Thanks to everyone for becoming a part of this Pennsylvania pizza community. A friendly reminder to keep letting all your pizza-loving…


  • Fearless predictions for the Phillies and Pirates

    Plus: 5 Pa. cities getting free America250 concerts Share with a friend We’re two weeks into the baseball season, so allow me to start today’s newsletter with two bold predictions about Pennsylvania’s two MLB franchises: The Phillies will score again this season.  The Phillies were shut out in the last two games of their series…


  • Shapiro comes out swinging for Bob Brooks’ congressional campaign

    Plus, is it almost ‘Summer time’ after Rep. Lee stumps through Michigan for Abdul El-Sayed? Share with a friend Good afternoon everyone,  It’s Thursday, April 9, and welcome back to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report. The first round of campaign finance reports for this year’s gubernatorial race between Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican…


  • Readers say ‘Cheers!’ to their fave Pa. beers

    Plus: 5 fun things to do this weekend Share with a friend Potholes are as much a part of Pennsylvania’s identity as William Penn and Yuengling. Which means drivers have to learn to live with them—especially in early spring. We can commiserate collectively and make dirty jokes about them all we like. But at the…


  • Over 100k Pa. residents drop Pennie coverage after ACA tax credits expired

    Plus, this underwear model and pardoned Jan. 6th participant attended Stacy Garrity’s fundraiser Share with a friend It’s Tuesday, April 7, and welcome back to another edition of the Keystone Labor Report.  I hope everyone was able to enjoy their holiday weekend. I don’t know about you, but I am still in recovery mode following…


  • Toll scofflaws have cheated Pa. out of $200M

    Plus: Gannon U men’s basketball team makes history Share with a friend A little more than a year ago, we increased the publishing schedule of The Keystone’s flagship newsletter from three days a week to five. Beginning today, we’re going back to three days a week. Here’s why: On our end, we’re a small operation.…


  • Give back at Pa.’s pay-what-you-can cafés and restaurants

    Plus: The beloved Easter candy made in Bethlehem Share with a friend To those who celebrate, happy Easter, happy Passover, and happy Feelgood Friday. Speaking of Easter, did you know that the most popular non-chocolate Easter candy in the US is produced in the Lehigh Valley? Peeps, the beloved marshmallow chicks and bunnies that come…