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The number 13 is considered unlucky by some, but the number 13,000 won’t be to the 13,000 area residents who will receive the COVID-19 vaccine this week courtesy of St. Luke’s University Health Network.
Imagine walking into a coffee shop before work and being greeted with kindness, generosity and as an equal. A life free of harassment and judgment should be something everyone experiences, which is why the U.S. Senate needs to pass the Equality Act.
Ryan Bizzarro (D-3) serves as the House Democratic Policy Committee chairman in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He represents Washington, McKean and Millcreek (part) townships as well as Edinboro and McKean boroughs in Erie County. A life-long Catholic, he says supports use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, which is manufactured using stem cells.
Pennsylvania will deploy its National Guard and dedicate its supply of Johnson & Johnson vaccines to inoculate school employees against COVID-19 starting next week, a move that officials hope will accelerate the state’s return to in-person instruction for students.
The public works department in Fountain Hill is getting a helping hand from Mother Nature this week as crews attempt to remove large snow piles from borough streets.
If you’re tired of snow, the good news is that a warm-up is on the way. The bad news is that before temperatures begin to rise, another round of snow is also expected.
As many as 100,000 Pennsylvanians receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine could have their injections pushed back over the next three weeks, the Department of Health announced Wednesday, as the agency revealed that errors in managing Moderna inventory have led to a shortage of second-dose shots.
Tuesday night’s predicted ice storm never materialized, but lovers of snow and ice need not fret. Yet another winter storm has set its sights on Pennsylvania, with the next round of winter weather forecast to begin late Wednesday night and continue into Friday.
Joe Gale, a Montgomery County commissioner who says he wants to roll back Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting law, announced on Tuesday that he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2022.
Lawmakers will likely get half as much time to draw the state’s new legislative and congressional maps, worrying redistricting advocates who have long fought for a more open process.