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Pittsburgh, Pa. -- In a historic moment that many hope will mark the “beginning of the end” of the pandemic, UPMC today vaccinated several front-line health care workers—including nurses, a doctor, a transporter, and others—with the first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. It is anticipated…
Pittsburgh, Pa. -- "It's not their fault that this virus has hit thier industry particularly hard," said Gov. Tom Wolf today of the hospitality and restaurant industry. He described COVID-19 as a virus that thrives when people get together for meals, particularly in restaurants and bars.
Restaurants hoping to see larger numbers of patrons will have to wait after Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf vetoed a bill that would have allowed full capacity.
Harrisburg, Pa. -- The Department of Health continued to remove states from the travel advisory list as the newest count featured only 16. One less than last week's total.
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Harrisburg, Pa. – Voters will have the chance to make an important choice this May during the primary elections for municipal offices. Voters will not only have the chance to vote for their preferred official to run in November, they will also be able to cast their vote on three proposed ame…
Harrisburg, Pa. – Pennsylvania's struggling business owners are invited to tell state House Republicans what kind of assistance they need to recover from the devastation that COVID-19 has wrought upon their business. An online survey is available for business owners of all types on the House…
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Harrisburg, Pa. – The latest round of federal unemployment funding is inspiring fraudsters to be more bold with their attempts to steal person information and money. Pennsylvanians are urged to remain vigilant against fraud.
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