Pennsylvania officials are hoping its “Great American Getaway” slogan paves a road to greater visits. In unveiling the new brand, Gov. Josh Shapiro, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis and Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger joined other leaders at PNC Field in Moosic ...
President Joe Biden recently visited Sturtevant, Wisconsin, to speak at the site of a future Microsoft data center. As the Associated Press reported recently, the project is expected to create about 2,000 jobs. We understand that any president running for reelection will tout the successes in job creation seen during his or her administration. And the job market has been a bright spot in Biden’s tenure. But voters have no reason to accept a failure to address and correct the many shortcomings that exist along with that low unemployment rate. As we have editorialized before, ...
The issue of EMS billing between the city of Warren and its surrounding boroughs and townships has been a contentious one for the past couple of years. We can’t say either side is necessarily wrong. Warren taxpayers pay to provide EMS services and fire protection for the city of Warren, not Warren County. But the very purpose of mutual aid agreements is that fire departments help each other regardless of cost or inconvenience in recognition of the fact that when alarms go off, someone will be there to help regardless of the name on the fire truck or ambulance. That’s why it’s ...
Something good appears to be happening on Elm Street, Warren. PAWS Along The River has hired Liz McElwain to be its new executive director - and McElwain is ready to make changes to the way the shelter operates. Some of the changes are working smarter, not harder. McElwain wants to use social media more effectively in an attempt to help reunite lost pets with their owners as well as to broaden the organization’s reach in finding homes for adoptable pets. Creating space on the PAWS Along The River website for pet adoption applications can help speed up the adoption process and ...
Youngsville officials are right - borough taxpayers shouldn’t have taxpayer dollars paying for security for private events. That’s particularly true if that event doesn’t result in much spin-off business for shops in the borough. The issue came up during a recent discussion of a Ribfest event at Island Park that includes a car cruise-in. The borough paid roughly $1,600 in overtime for the police department in 2023, but event organizers are only paying about $500 for security for this year’s event. That means borough residents are paying about $1,100 to Youngsville police ...
As technology continues to change, our laws and our sense of justice must adapt to meet the new technological landscape. One such aspect of that evolution is the use of devices by predators to secretly track the locations of the victims — particularly women — that they are stalking. “Whether it’s a creep at the bar or an angry ex-partner, this is a new avenue that they can use to non-consensually track somebody without their knowledge,” Adam Dodge, CEO of digital safety education company EndTAB and a member of the World Economic Forum’s Digital Justice Advisory ...
