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In the face of criticism from students, faculty and legal experts, Pennsylvania State University officials said Thursday that the school will reverse course and provide an alternate legal agreement students must sign regarding the coronavirus before returning to campus.
Pennsylvania schools should keep an eye on a state dashboard that rates each county’s coronavirus transmission rate to determine what sort of instructional model is safe to offer, Wolf administration officials said Monday.
A well-preserved 19th century farm property in Lower Saucon Township has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, it was announced late last month.
Pennsylvania’s cyber charter school enrollment soared over the summer as families flocked to the well-established remote learning model amid uncertainty in public education.
A new report shows Pennsylvania liquor sales in June lagged far behind other controlled states across the country, following a downward trend that’s persisted since the onset of the pandemic.
A surprise comment Gov. Tom Wolf made at a news conference Thursday threw much of Pennsylvania’s high school athletics community into a tizzy.
Despite the state’s struggles to keep case counts low, the department told volunteers it planned to wait until the fall to resume trainings.
The summer of 2020 has been a quiet one for the West Nile Virus, perhaps overshadowed by COVID-19, but the disease remains a threat in our area.
Part of Reading Drive in Lower Saucon Township looks like an earthquake struck the area, but the damage was actually inflicted by water.
The flooding that resulted from Tropical Storm Isaias has claimed the life of a 44-year-old woman, authorities announced Tuesday evening.
Tropical Storm Isaias has lived up to the hype in eastern Pennsylvania Tuesday, producing torrential rains that have flooded parts of Main Street in downtown Hellertown as well as numerous roads in Lower Saucon Township and surrounding areas.
