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Journalism · Harrisburg

Shapiro Administration Warns Schools, Health and Human Services of Payment Delays

59% Left coverage: 34 sources

Pennsylvania schools, and health and human services will face funding delays amid budget impasse, affecting programs and operations.See the Story

Journalism · Pennsylvania

Monday Open to Deer Season Would Return to Parts of Pa. Under Bill

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

BELLEFONTE — In 2019, a state agency bucked tradition when it moved the start of rifle deer season to the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Moving it back two days — from the longtime Monday start — was controversial. Some hunters criticized the move as an unnecessary shift, while others welcomed the extra time in the woods. A Pennsylvania legislator thinks he’s found a compromise that will work for both rural communities and hunters who want more fl…See the Story

Josh Shapiro · Pennsylvania

Rite Aid Is Shutting Down Stores Across Pennsylvania — Adding Strain to a State that’s Already Lost Hundreds of Pharmacies in Recent Years.

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

HARRISBURG — Hundreds of pharmacies across Pennsylvania have gone out of business in recent years, data obtained by Spotlight PA show, and pharmacists say legislation passed last year to help isn’t doing enough to stave off more closures. The problem, pharmacists and their advocates say, boils down to how much pharmacies are paid for their work and the medications they provide. The reimbursements offered through insurance plans frequently don't …See the Story

Berks County Readers Reach 500,000-Minute Goal — Weebles the Pit Bull Gets a Paw Up

From Reading District Libraries A two-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier named Weebles is one step closer to her forever home — and it’s all thanks to the readers of Berks County. Throughout the summer, Reading District Libraries, in partnership with the Animal Rescue League of Berks County, invited community members to participate in Pages for Pets, a reading challenge with heart: if readers could collectively reach 500,000 minutes, the library…Reading, Pennsylvania · Reading Read Article

Provost Lorin Basden Arnold Elevated to Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

From Kutztown University Dr. Lorin Basden Arnold, provost at Kutztown University, has been promoted to senior vice president for Academic Affairs, university president Dr. Philip Cavalier announced on Monday, July 28. Basden Arnold has served as chief academic officer and second-in-command for the institution since June 2021, with her new title taking effect on Friday, Aug. 1. Basden Arnold serves as the main advocate for student success and the…Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania Read Article

AT&T, YMCA of Reading & Berks County, and Human I-T Team Up to Bridge Digital Divide in Reading

From YMCA of Reading & Berks County AT&T, YMCA of Reading & Berks County, and Human I-T teamed up to provide 50 refurbished laptops for the students in grades 3-12, and 20 tablets with protective covers to K-3 students who participate in programs at the Reading nonprofit. The devices were distributed during a special “Holiday in July Celebration” at the Reading YMCA that also included sessions on online safety and an introduction to the resource…Reading, Pennsylvania · Reading Read Article

Why Pennsylvanians May See Higher Electric Bills This Summer — and Next

Record-setting usage fueled by heat waves, plus the region’s electrical grid, is behind the increases. By Katie Meyer, Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. Steeper energy costs are coming this summer, and bills are expected to be even worse next…Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania Read Article

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