Mail ballot rejection rate in Pa falls after changeable year
In Pennsylvania the number of mail ballots rejected in the fall 2024 election dropped more than 50 percent from spring. The Department of State reported 57 percent fewer rejections than in the 2024 primary, with 89 percent turnout and about 1 percent of ballots rejected.
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Pennsylvania Department of State
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al Schmidt
Department of State
Library hires development director in New Castle
Isabelle Daniels will become development director at the New Castle Public Library starting January 29. She has worked in the reference and help desk since August and will lead fundraising for campaigns including the Inspire capital effort to raise 100000 dollars by June to upgrade the second floor youth services area.
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Isabelle Daniels
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Warren
Ohio
Lori Daymer
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Pennsylvania to share in opioid settlement
Pennsylvania stands to receive up to 212 million from the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma as part of a 7.4 billion nationwide settlement tied to the opioid epidemic. The deal, not yet court approved, would be disbursed over 15 years with 15 states involved.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Sacklers
U.S. Supreme Court
Dave Sunday
A bright spot in the opioid crisis
Colleen Hammond and Abigail Haras report how rural counties in southwest Pennsylvania match Pittsburgh in free access to naloxone, an overdose reversal drug, with public availability rising in Lawrence Butler Armstrong Indiana and Clarion counties as the opioid epidemic persists.
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Armstrong
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Clarion
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