Yuengling, Famous Pennsylvania Brand, Returns To Ice Cream Making
You may recognize the name from the popular beer produced at its upstate Pennsylvania brewery.
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You may recognize the name from the popular beer produced at its upstate Pennsylvania brewery.
Across the street from the convention center, demonstrators collect bottled water and donations to help families whose drinking water, they say, has been contaminated by fracking along the Marcellus Shale in central and western Pennsylvania.
As the economy continues to struggle and the income gap widens, residents the country's richest states continue to prosper.
The Catholic Church in Philadelphia has a new fundraising vehicle with the formation of the Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia.
Even though he doesn't support it, House majority leader Mike Turzai says he's angling for a vote this fall on a state Senate-passed bill to increase transportation spending by $2½ billion per year.
Penndot spokesman Charles Metzger says it's a busy stretch that carries about 34,000 cars a day.
The initial reviews of about 25,000 property assessments won't be completed before the deadline to file a formal appeal, so the city is urging property owners to proceed without waiting.
When voters in New Jersey go to the polls this November, they'll be asked decide if the state's minumum wage should be raised.
Pennsylvania's unemployment rate rose last month for the first time since January, while employer payrolls rose modestly.
Rep. Pat Meehan (R-Pa.) said, in a statement, that the measure "improves our country's fiscal health by cutting our out-of-control spending."
A group of students from Germany, in this country to learn about US history, has gotten an unexpected lesson about Philadelphia hospitality after their tour operator suddenly went bankrupt.
Overall, the region is doing better than the rest of the country, according to the Census Bureau.
Trenton-Mercer Airport started as a grass field operation in the late 1920s and has been expanding incrementally ever since.
Judy Willner, a veteran third-grade teacher at Pennell Elementary School in Ogontz, admits she was just blowing off steam online.
Councilman Wilson Goode, who had originally proposed reducing the abatement slightly, is now pushing a plan to scale back the abatement more drastically.
