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State officials eye geothermal energy growth

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A group of state lawmakers want to set the stage for Pennsylvania to embrace geothermal gas exploration. State Sen. Nick Pisciottano, D-Monroeville, is circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for legislation he plans to introduce in the Senate to move forward with geothermal injection ...

State Police seek assistance after church vandalized

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The Pennsylvania State Police Warren Barracks is investigating an act of institutional vandalism at the Gouldtown Community Church. On Sept. 8, Pennsylvania State Police received a report of damage after an unknown individual or individuals spray painted the phrase "Hail Satan" on the exterior ...

Powerlifting meet held recently at Warren YMCA

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More than 150 spectators turned out to watch 25 powerlifters compete at the first full powerlifting meet held in Warren. The event was sanctioned by the Metal Militia Powerlifting Federation, with Alex Shaw as the meet director and hosted by the Warren YMCA. Full power is squat, bench press ...

Sinclairville woman sentenced for role in chase

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A Sinclairville, N.Y., woman has been sentenced for her role in a car chase in October 2024 while charges against her husband will be heard in the Court of Common Pleas later this year. Rebekah Klein had previously pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree felony aggravated assault, one ...

Commissioners chime in on state budget impasse

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The Senate's majority leader expects additional session days to be called as state lawmakers try to finish a state budget that is more than 70 days late. Sen. Joe Pittman, R-Indiana, said Wednesday that last week's agreement to fund mass transit - using a method Republicans had asked for - ...

‘We hit the iceberg’: Home care industry in crisis

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In Pennsylvania, home care can cost families and the state less than half of what it costs to stay in a nursing facility or hospital setting, yet it’s an industry, advocates say, that has been abandoned. The Center Square spoke to Pennsylvania Homecare Association President Mia Haney to get ...