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Philadelphia Library Expands Access for Disabled Readers

Philadelphia has a long history of introducing institutions that open doors to groups previously excluded from essential services. The city is currently celebrating that...

Calls Mount for Quakertown Police Chief’s Resignation After Student Protest Arrests

Pressure is growing on Quakertown Police Chief Scott McElree following the arrest of five juveniles during a student protest Friday, as residents packed a...

Wolf: We must stay the course, we must follow the law

The governor outlined consequences to counties that do not abide by the law to remain closed

2020 National Police Appreciation Week

A limited private Bucks County Police Memorial Service will be livestreamed on May 18, at 7 p.m.

Insurance Dept. warns of risks, increased liability with non-compliance of business closure orders

Many insurance policies contain provisions that exclude coverage for businesses or individuals engaging in illegal acts or conduct

New Hope Celebrates raises Equality flag

A 25-foot Rainbow Equality Flag was recently unfurled atop the Delaware House building

Wolf Administration releases information regarding approved business exemptions

6,066 exemptions have been approved to allow businesses to offer life-sustaining services or conduct life-sustaining activities across the commonwealth

L&I provides update on appeals process for certain UC claimants

Anyone who receives a denial of their unemployment claim after the time for appeal has expired and believes the denial was incorrect, may still file an appeal

Revised dental health care guidance for treating patients during COVID-19

Prohibition on non-urgent and non-emergent dental procedures has been removed

Guidance for buildings closed during COVID-19

As businesses enter the Yellow Phase, owners of dormant buildings are encouraged to flush building water systems prior to reopening

Human Services launches Emergency Assistance Program to help low-income families during COVID-19

Families who qualify will be eligible for a one-time payment to assist them in meeting basic needs and help them secure more stable financial footing in the future

Wolf extends stay-at-home order to June 4

The order was originally set to expire last night at midnight
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