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Pennsylvania State Police at Skippack are investigating a theft they say occurred in the Walmart on Gravel Pike in Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery County, May 23.
Although the rate of infection has slowed dramatically thanks to public health and safety measures, statistics related to COVID-19’s spread both across Pennsylvania and beyond continue to define the outbreak in unsettling terms.
A manhunt is under way in the East Stroudsburg area for a suspect in two homicides who is wanted by authorities in Connecticut and may now be in Monroe County.
Pennsylvania businesses involved in the construction industry have been busy ramping up projects that had been on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. In-person operations at construction sites were permitted to resume May 1, so long as all businesses adhere to governor Tom Wolf’s guidance.
The owner of a Hanover Township, Lehigh County fitness facility was cited for opening his business Sunday in defiance of the state’s Disease Prevention and Control Law, Pennsylvania State Police at Bethlehem announced Monday.
A Hanover Township, Lehigh County gym owner made good on his promise to reopen his facility Sunday, in defiance of a state order that has shuttered gyms since March.
A comparison of Pennsylvania Department of Health health data from several local “red” counties–and one already in the yellow zone–demonstrates that there was actually a percentage increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in a few of them last week.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced that camps and public pools may open in the state’s yellow and green counties this summer, but the news may have come too late to save some programs that have already decided to shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Pennsylvanians who live in the state’s so-called “red counties” can expect to see some loosening of restrictions associated with Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s stay-at-home order–enacted to help stop the spread of the coronavirus–by June 5, Wolf said Friday.
New data released by the Pennsylvania Department of Health is revealing just how extensively COVID-19 has spread in many of the area’s nursing homes and personal care facilities.
