Gov. Tom Corbett’s decision last week to permit the medicinal use of a marijuana extract serves the best interests of everyone involved: children with severe seizure dis...
The headline is scary. Canada’s National Post story says, “Antibiotic crisis bigger than AIDS: Drug-resistant superbugs could turn routine infections into lif-and-death ...
Bittersweet cheers as a cherished sunset diversion — the drive-in movie theater — slips below the horizon and into history.
The Pioneer Drive-In on Route 8 in Center Tow...
Kathleen Kane has stirred her share of political controversy as Pennsylvania’s first elected Democratic woman attorney general. But none of her actions or inactions has ...
During the health care reform debate, it was often said that Medicare was more cost-efficient than private health insurance companies. Most studies do put Medicare admin...
If Butler were a mosaic, its rental housing picture would be missing a piece or two.
There are between 1,500 and 2,000 rental homes within the city, most of which are we...
Contrary to conventional wisdom that U.S. manufacturing is on its deathbed, a recent study finds that domestic manufacturing has grown and become more competitive with f...
A big cheer goes out for the effort spearheaded by the Glade Run Lake Conservancy and its founder and president, Siggy Pehel, for successfully meeting its objective of r...
The old saying that “no news is good news” is nearly a truism for the Internal Revenue Service. But the IRS, already under fire for alleged political bias in denying tax...
At Penn United Technologies in Cabot, Dave Frengel spent 11 years working as director of government affairs, primarily dealing with international trade — specifically tr...
