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The Game Commission Changed the 1st Day of Rifle Deer Season in 2019. Some Rural Pa. Businesses Want to See It Switched Back
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Despite opposition from hunters, the Pennsylvania Game Commission moved the opening date for rifle deer season from the Monday after Thanksgiving to the Saturday.
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A Troubled Centre County Water System Is Moving Toward a Possible Sale. Local Officials Want to Help Avoid Costly Rate Increases
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The Ferguson Township Board of Supervisors has agreed to support the State College Borough Water Authority in efforts to acquire the Rock Spring Water Company.
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Bipartisan Bill to Boost Nonprofits’ Fundraising Abilities Stalls in Pa. House
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Pennsylvania lawmakers did not vote on a proposal that would let the state’s nonprofits accept cashless payments for raffle ticket sales.
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College Democrats, Republicans Make Their Final Cases
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Voters at Penn State’s University Park campus slowly filed into the HUB-Robeson Center, asking PSU Votes — a nonpartisan university-run organization — for help finding their polling place or where to return their mail ballot.
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Owner of Troubled Centre County Water Company Facing State Investigation Says He Wants to Sell
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If parties reach a settlement in a case to force the sale of Rock Spring Water Company, state regulators could avoid a lengthy process to improve service.
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Losing Its Only Sheetz Pushed This Rural Pa. Community to Think Differently About Its Future
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Sheetz closed its location in rural Cameron County at the end of September. Despite initial fears over the potential long-term impacts, the community stepped in to fill the gap.
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Troubled Centre County Water Company Could Be Forced to Sell Pending Pa. Utility Commission Investigation
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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement has opened an investigation into Rock Spring Water Company.
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A Cost-Saving Pa. Dental Policy Did the Opposite, Lawmakers, Health Advocates Say
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Pennsylvania curtailed most dental services for adults on Medicaid in 2011. Now, advocates are pushing lawmakers to restore coverage.
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Compromise Elusive on Reforming 2016 Law That Led to Higher Water Bills Across Pa.
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With only a handful of days left in the legislative session, Pennsylvania lawmakers appear unlikely to vote on changes to Act 12.
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Rural Pa. Faces a Widening Health Services Gap. State Officials Think Loan Forgiveness Could Help
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The proposed debt relief program aims to recruit health care practitioners to work in rural Pennsylvania.