HARRISBURG — A federal official last month added a new wrinkle to Pennsylvania’s plan to use more than $700 million to expand high-speed internet access across the commonwealth. Speaking at a conference, Arielle Roth, head of the National Telecommunications and Information ...
Investor-owned utility profits have soared as consumer utility bills have skyrocketed in recent years, according to a new analysis of dozens of electricity providers. The Energy and Policy Institute, a watchdog group tracking fossil fuel and utility industries, analyzed financial disclosures ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Homeland Security will soon be under new management, an opportunity to reset President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda or to double down on his signature campaign promise to conduct the largest deportation operation in American history. The White ...
LOCK HAVEN — Nearly 1,000 community members gathered for the first ever Eggstravaganza hosted by Addie’s Inc., the Piper Aviation Museum and Beyond The Bell for Clinton County. Despite windy weather, families from across the area came out to celebrate and enjoy a day filled with ...
MILL HALL — Roughly three months after it voted to not hire an outside firm to complete a staffing study, and instead directed its superintendent to present information and recommendations on how to ensure its student to staff ratios align with the district’s needs, the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors are changing course. At its voting session last Thursday, the board voted 2-6 against furlough recommendations from Superintendent Dr. Francis Redmon who — per the board’s request — conducted a staffing study to see if the current number was accurate ...
MILL HALL — Keystone Central School District will again offer a free summer meal program beginning June 8 at Central Mountain Middle School and Renovo Elementary School. At its voting session last week, the board of directors heard from Sharon Berger, food services supervisor, about this year’s program. According to Berger, the district is excited to offer this program to any student ages 1 to 18. “It’s not just open to Keystone Central School District students, it’s open to the full community,” Berger said. Last year’s program saw 10,228 breakfasts and lunches ...
