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Pennsylvania State Capitol building. (Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo
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Money

Charter expansion bill is all tricks, no treats for Pennsylvania taxpayers

Halloween is just around the corner, but there is something far scarier in the halls of the Pennsylvania Capitol than any zombie that com ...

9 years ago

Professional development specialist Nora Connell hands out materials during a class for prospective substitute teachers at Delaware County Intermediate Unit. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Education

In face of Pa. teacher shortage, staffing services struggle to meet demand for substitutes

On average before they graduate high school, American kids sit in class without their regular teacher for what adds up to most of a schoo ...

9 years ago

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Gov. Tom Wolf is shown delivering his budget address for the 2016-17 fiscal year. (AP Photo/Chris Knight
Speak Easy

Solutions across ideological lines are closer than we think

Ask any Pennsylvanian what he or she wants in life, and the answers will probably be remarkably similar: a great job, freedom to make cho ...

9 years ago

Sui Hnem Sung (left foreground), 19, and her sister Van Ni Iang, 17, leave federal court in Easton ahead of Qasin Hassan, 17,(left) and Khadidja Issa, 18. They’re among six student refugees represented by a legal team including Education Law Center and American Civil Liberties Union attorneys in a lawsuit against the School District of Lancaster over enrollment, translation and other issues. (Emily Previti/WITF)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

Judge rules against Lancaster school district in refugee lawsuit

Logistics are still being worked out, but the district’s spokeswoman says officials will comply with the order and enroll the six t ...

9 years ago

Lancaster officials might remove the city’s Central Market from its City Revitalization & Improvement Zone, or CRIZ. Officials say it’s been too cumbersome to collect CRIZ-specific tax forms from the 150 individual small businesses operate in the market. (Emily Previti/WITF)
Keystone Crossroads
Urban Planning

Capitol recap: CRIZ tax incentive program changes rolling out

Lancaster officials met for the first time this week since changes to the state’s City Revitalization & Improvement Zone, or ...

9 years ago

In this file image, teacher Laura Kangay, center, helps a student with his reading at Lincoln Middle School in Lancaster, Pa. (AP File Photo/Alex Brandon)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

Lawsuit brewing over refugee education in Lancaster

Older student refugees are slipping through the cracks — in part, some allege, because schools are breaking the law. About 17,00 ...

9 years ago

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The Pulse
Health

Protecting the dead, both body and soul

In the Jewish tradition of shemira, the deceased are comforted until burial. This piece is part of our “Bodies” ...

9 years ago

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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf (left) and Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman (right) (AP Photos/Matt Rourke and Chris Knight)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

Gov. Wolf pledges to veto bill that diminishes teacher seniority

The Pennsylvania school code says teacher layoff decisions can only be made according to who has the least seniority. The Republic ...

9 years ago

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Pennsylvania State Police on horses outside Beaver Stadium before an NCAA college football game between the Penn State and the Michigan State in State College
Keystone Crossroads
Courts & Law

Half of Pa. municipalities rely fully on state police

And they don’t pay a dime for it. All taxpayers in Pennsylvania pay for the state police, and the state police serves all ta ...

9 years ago

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Urban Planning

Planning commission recommends temporary riverfront zoning rules

9 years ago

Marie Pelton works on the butter sculpture while Jim Victor looks on. (Photo provided by the Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association)
Arts & Entertainment

Victual reality: Food is art — and a living — for two Conshohocken sculptors [photos + timelapse video]

A bust made out of bacon. An M&M mosaic of football hall-of-famer and Pennsylvania native Joe Montana. Conshohocken couple Marie Pelt ...

9 years ago

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 Farhan Al Qadri and his family fled for Jordan after he said 70 to 80 mortars exploded near their home in Daraa, Syria.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
Community

What’s changed in the refugee resettlement hub of Lancaster

Things have changed for people who resettle refugees, and their clients. Even in states like Pennsylvania, where the governor supports re ...

10 years ago

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Lurie Portanova owns a block of stores in downtown Jersey Shore. She says there's no way they could raise their brick buildings out of the flood zone. (Eleanor Klibanoff/WPSU)
Keystone Crossroads
Urban Planning

Wake-up call or washout: flood insurance reform threatens Pa. river towns

Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, is hundreds of miles from the boardwalk and the beach, but mere steps from the Susquehanna River. And while n ...

10 years ago

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Kayakers on the Schuylkill (Jessica Kourkounis)
Keystone Crossroads
Science

[Video] Fast trip down the Schuylkill River to Philly

Recently, about a hundred hardy souls paddled down the Schuylkill River, from the quiet banks of Schuylkill Haven to the skyscrapers of P ...

10 years ago

 The amphitheater in Lock Haven, Pa, built into the city's levee, is starting to fill up for a Sunday night concert. (Eleanor Klibanoff, WPSU)
Keystone Crossroads
Urban Planning

Balancing flood protection and fun in Pa.’s river towns

Can you have flood protection and river access? One city found a way — at a steep price.

10 years ago

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