Recreational marijuana shift hurts Oregon medical dispensaries
A Associated Press investigation shows Oregon has cut medical cannabis outlets from about 400 to two as recreational sales dominate. The shift leaves roughly 30,000 medical cardholders amid economic pull toward profitable adult use, while other states report similar declines in medical patients and dispensaries.
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Jameson program grads gain jobs with hospital internships
Colleen Byler says students complete 10 to 11 hospital internships across departments like emergency, central sterile, nutrition, and mail delivery to secure competitive wages. Four of seven graduates already have jobs. eight new students, including a deaf student and a wheelchair user, join in the fall as reunions and ongoing support plans build.
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NYC Helicopter Pilot Tim McCormack Dies in East River Crash
Tim McCormack, 58, a veteran helicopter pilot and flight instructor, died when his helicopter crashed into the East River after takeoff from a Manhattan heliport. Officials investigate possible mechanical or weather causes as McCormack had a long career at East Clinton Volunteer Fire Department and piloted tours over Manhattan.
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Judge weighs whether UPMC deal must expire
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will review whether the consent decree between UPMC and Highmark can end. UPMC argues the modification clause was boilerplate and the five year transition deal should end, while Attorney General Josh Shapiro contends the decree should remain to curb alleged charitable asset waste. The case traces to a 2014 agreement arranged during Gov. Corbett to keep in-network rates for Pittsburgh and Erie Highmark customers.
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