GETTYSBURG — The good news came first. Gettysburg CARES, which runs the only cold-weather shelter in Adams County, has bought itself a permanent home at
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A customer action for Duquesne Light households in Allegheny and Beaver counties On October 1, nearly 1,000 IBEW Local 29 workers walked off the job
We Make the Power. Why Are We Paying Their Bill? Pennsylvania doesn’t have an energy problem. It has a who-pays problem. Start with what this
The Help Is There. A Lot of Us Aren’t Getting It. Some weeks the news reads like four strangers at the same bar, each nursing
The Money Came Back. The Paycheck Didn’t. A lot of money is finally flowing into Appalachian Pennsylvania. Is it flowing through to the people who
Twenty-Five Years of Seeing It Firsthand On Tuesday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services put out a press release announcing $35 million for rural
The Floor We Built in 1935 August 14, 1935. Franklin Roosevelt signs the Social Security Act. Old-age benefits from the federal government. A framework for
Silas Corvin reporting I have been doing this a long time. Long enough to tell the difference between a bad week and a pattern. This
Building the Law We Mean, One Title at a Time A Bright Meadow Group Concept Brief Pennsylvania is already doing the work. Not in a
22jul26 — D13Raven Silas Corvin reporting I have been doing this a long time. Long enough to know the difference between a bad week and
A Promenade at the Point Part Two of Three Part One argued that the air over urban rivers is the last unlisted real estate in
THE HOUSES WE LET GO: BLIGHT, THE TAX BASE, AND A NEW TOOL AIMED AT BOTH Walk any of the older neighborhoods in this city
The Big Beautiful Bill, One Year Later ONE YEAR ON THE BOOKS: THE BILL COMES DUE IN THE ALLEGHENIES This bird keeps a ledger. Been
This week the Office of Government Ethics released the President’s annual financial disclosure. The report for 2025 runs 927 pages. It shows more than 21,000
The City of Johnstown’s draft Comprehensive Plan, Forging the Future, landed in February. I’m new here — three blocks outside the city line, close enough
Silas here. Monday morning. Feathers wet. Coffee black. Let’s run it. Jackson Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania — zoning board hearing tonight at the fire hall