Elm Street initiative aims to revitalize Lower East Side
Community leader Rice receives Elm Street designation to drive renewal across the Lower East Side. The program, backed by state economic groups, will fund beautification gardening, home repairs, and resident-led cleanups while expanding the local garden into a new extension with event space and training on sustainability and self reliance.
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Prison board postpones meeting in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Prison Board has postponed its monthly meeting. The panel will instead convene at noon on June 23 in the commissioners meeting room at the courthouse with the three commissioners, the sheriff, the president judge, the district attorney and the controller present.
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Protecting the Family Home From Nursing Home Costs
This explainer outlines how Medicaid eligibility can lead to selling the home to fund long term care. It covers asset depletion, estate recovery, and spousal considerations, plus steps families can take to protect the home and savings.
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Pennsylvania man charged in Capitol riot
Glenshaw resident Robert Morss, a Penn State graduate and veteran, was arrested on assault robbery and other charges for his participation in the January 6 riot at the U S Capitol. He was to appear in federal court in the Western District of Pennsylvania. Investigators say he rallied directed and attempted to organize the crowd, and photos show him in fatigues trying to seize a baton, shields, a flag pole, and fencing from officers.
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Survivors press lawmakers on open abuse reform window
A group of abuse survivors met with Ward on May 25 and walked out after demanding a yes or no floor vote. They accuse Ward of blocking reforms while noting Louisiana passed a three year window, urging Pennsylvania to let lawmakers vote. Kathryn Robb pushes for action as survivors prepare for ongoing pressure.
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