Pennsylvania Welfare Case Workers Accused Of Stealing Money
The attorney general's office is bringing charges against two former caseworkers in a Delaware County welfare office for allegedly diverting state funds for their own use.
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The attorney general's office is bringing charges against two former caseworkers in a Delaware County welfare office for allegedly diverting state funds for their own use.
Presidential candidate and Green Party member Jill Stein staged a sit in at a center city bank Wednesday. She and the other protesters were eventually taken away by police.
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The sky is still blue and white but there may not be as much green to be had from selling Penn State jerseys, hoodies and whatever.
