Court Orders Re-sentencing in Pa. Campus Spy Case
A Pennsylvania appeals court has ruled that a former university administrator who admitted spying on his DeSales University co-workers pumping breast milk or changing clothes must be re-sentenced.
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A Pennsylvania appeals court has ruled that a former university administrator who admitted spying on his DeSales University co-workers pumping breast milk or changing clothes must be re-sentenced.
Daniel Clifford notes that same-sex couples who had made marriage license applications but had not received a license are in limbo for the time being.
Register of wills D. Bruce Hanes says he is disappointed by the court's decision but has no regrets about what he has done.
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Tired of waiting for answers on how schools can open Monday with overcrowded classes and barely any counselors or support staff, parents are looking at taking matters into their own hands.
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The events include town hall meetings, business roundtables, prayer vigils, and rallies in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Montgomery and other counties.
