Pa coal caucus names 2023 24 leadership in Harrisburg
The Legislative Coal Caucus in Pennsylvania unveiled co-chairs for the 2023 24 session including Sen Gene Yaw Sen Jim Brewster Rep Frank Burns and Rep Jim Struzzi. The group, with 60 plus members from both parties, aims to support and grow the coal mining industry which in 2021 produced about 42.5 million tons across 16 counties and supports thousands of jobs and a $4 billion annual economic contribution. The caucus notes coal powers generation and industrial needs while highlighting regional mine strengths in Greene Washington Luzerne and Schuylkill counties.
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Harrisburg
Legislative Coal Caucus
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Gene Yaw
Union
Bradford
Lycoming
Sullivan/ Tioga
Jim Brewster
Allegheny
Frank Burns
D-Cambria
Jim Struzzi
Indiana
House
Senate
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Rabbi recounts fear and heroism during synagogue attack
Prosecutors seek 11 hate crimes charges carrying death penalty risk for Bow ers as victims from New Light Dor Hadash and Tree of Life describe chaos. Rabbinic witness Perlman recalls guiding worshippers to safety and fleeing, while Tree of Life member Stephen Weiss details minyan duties and escape amid gunfire.
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New Light
Dor Hadash
Tree of Life
Bowers
Perlman
New Light Congregation
Melvin Wax
Wax
Carol Black
Barry Werber
Black
Werber
Stephen Weiss
Weiss
Jeffrey Myers
Rug business pivots to sell inventory at cost
Rashid faces slim in store traffic from 10 am to 3 pm Tuesday through Saturday and weak demand in New Castle. He offers a 50 percent off sale to clear rugs amid post Covid labor issues. Customers reach as far as California and Florida, while some fear rug purchases. Jerry plans to sell inventory and move the building to potential buyers.
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COVID
California
Florida
Jerry
New Castle
Gwen Albers
Jerry Rashid
Rashid Oriental Rugs
Rashid
WAHS Our SHOP aids students through community donations
WAHS teacher Mortimer started a resource room store at New Wilmington High School to aid students with clothing school supplies and hygiene items. Donors, churches and businesses contribute, with $5000 donated to the Our SHOP account. Students and staff help sort and distribute items with no income limits and online request options.
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Mortimer
WAHS
Kinsley Shimrack
Shimrack
Annalee Gardner
Chloe Krarup
Stephannie Klamat
Klamat
Wood St
New Wilmington
Neshannock
Karen Houk
Houk
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Coal Caucus
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Caucus
Commonwealth
Burns
EIA
Greene
Washington Counties
Yaw
Robert Bowers
Pittsburgh
Eric G. Olshan
Wen Albers News
Wilmington Area High School
Boardman
Market Street
Niles
Great East Plaza
Eastwood Mall
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