By SEN. LISA BOSCOLA The recently signed state budget fails to address Pennsylvania’s most pressing issue, reducing our reliance on local property taxes as the primary source for funding public education. Pennsylvania homeowners remain overtaxed and too many school districts are short- ...

When you look back in history you never know what you will find. I had a surprise as I researched the Ball Canning Co. Not only are Ball jars still being manufactured, but the company is out of that business and into space technology. In 2021 Ball designed and built the advanced optical ...

The scrumptious fish fry at the Warren County Fair is reason enough to go. Although we planned a short trip, we still had a small must-see list and plans for people-watching. We only got the fish. Oh yes, we got the aromas of the sausage, pepper and onions on our way to the fish stand. Then we ...

“Whatever sovereignty a local government believes that they have, is subject to and defined and therefore limited to alteration under their state and federal constitutional laws.” – Dick Thornburgh With the fall of the Roman Empire, an epoch of metamorphosis within the Mediterranean ...

Sometimes it’s so easy to be blinded by the problems, conflicts, and struggles unfolding around us in the world that we lose sight of the goodness that lives within us all, isn’t it? So often these days it seems that the darker side of our nature is the stronger side, and the one which ...

Last week when I went into the grocery store there were bags and bags of cherries. They were the big red sweet ones. Everyone always enjoyed fresh cherries, but often those around here were out of sight as far as the price was. These were reasonable so I bought a bag to enjoy. As I sat ...