In an unusual move, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused to hear a Bedford County case because only part of a lawsuit brought against the Four Quarters Interfaith Sanctuary in Artemas has been resolved. An opinion issued Thursday by the Pennsylvania Superior Court indicated that ...
TORONTO — For decades, Canada built much of its prosperity on privileged access to the United States. Now, after the collapse of trade talks, one of the world’s closest and most durable alliances has been fundamentally altered, with both countries facing the risk of a full-scale trade ...
The path to becoming a teacher was never clear for Hollidaysburg resident Carol Scarbro. Until she was required to student teach for a college elective, using the elementary teacher’s angles lesson, she crafted aerodynamic paper planes with two disinterested students. She was then ...
Ask Pennsylvanians to name where in the state they hail from, and you’ll get a range of responses. Linda McKee, a DuBois resident who grew up in Titusville, divides the commonwealth into six neat regions: northwest, north-central, northeast, southeast, south-central and southwest. So for ...
Doing upkeep on Pennsylvania’s voter rolls is usually a low-key job attracting little public attention. But the Department of State is raising the profile on the ongoing effort to have accurate rolls in advance of the mid-term election in November. “Maintaining accurate voter registration lists is essential to ensuring free, fair, safe and secure elections,” said Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt. “Pennsylvania’s county election officials follow carefully prescribed legal procedures to keep voter rolls current while protecting eligible voters from being improperly ...
STATE COLLEGE — For 50 years, PennTerra Engineering has been shaping land development and been at the forefront of economic growth across Centre County and the surrounding region. Founded in 1976 by Thomas F. Songer II and Frank Welsh as Uni-Tec, the State College-based firm, which became ...
