Severe weather pummeled all but three of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties over the holiday weekend, killing three and leaving roughly 105,000 residents still without power on Monday. Gov. Josh Shapiro was joined by Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Randy Padfield and PennDOT ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Workers were expected to begin stabilizing a Manhattan high-rise Tuesday evening after buckled columns and sagging floors forced evacuations in and around the midtown construction site. Construction workers at the site and people in nearby buildings — including a school, diplomatic offices and several hotels — in the busy corridor of midtown had been rushed out after firefighters were called there around 8 a.m. and found the precarious conditions. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said early Tuesday afternoon that the building remained unstable and was “an extremely ...
MIFFLINTOWN — Inside a Mifflintown warehouse, a machine waits on a crop most people still misunderstand. Feed it hemp stalks. Break them apart. Separate the useful pieces. From those stalks, Abraham Aras sees horse bedding, building materials, textiles, plastic alternatives, farm income, manufacturing jobs and, someday, a research center in Juniata County. First, though, he has to get people past one word. For many people, hemp still means marijuana. Aras, co-founder and manager of Hempatrics, knows it. Dane Walters, director of Juniata Business and Industry, knows it too. ...
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From staff reports McCOYSVILLE — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has installed a radar-controlled speed display board along state Route 35 in Tuscarora Township in an effort to reduce speeding and improve traffic safety. The speed display board is located on the northbound side of Route 35 between Woodward Lane and Black Log Road near Reeds Gap, where the posted speed limit is 45 mph. Using radar, the sign detects the speed of approaching vehicles and displays it to drivers as a reminder to slow down when necessary. PennDOT said speeding is one of the most common ...
GRANVILLE — In a rural corner of Granville Township a 5-year-old girl has become an unlikely voice in a growing debate over a proposed data center. Agnes Runk, daughter of Adam and Emilee Runk of Lewistown, frequently visits grandparents Rick and Lisa Geedey, who live less than a ...
