Construction seems to be a constant condition at Slippery Rock University, where five building projects worth a combined $27 million are scheduled to begin this year at ...
For many it’s a knee-jerk impulse, when reading about a merger of nonprofit service agencies, to suspect a hostile takeover of one agency by the other and a plunder of i...
Specialty courts, such as DUI court and drug court, offer creative options for treating people found guilty of nonviolent crimes. The programs keep the offenders out of ...
NEW YORK — In February 1972, Richard Nixon went to China and restored Sino-U.S. relations that had been broken for 23 years. Nixon held a series of crucial meetings with...
It was four presidential elections ago when the world first became aware of “hanging chads” and “dimpled chads” — descriptions of incomplete punctures on paper ballots —...
When Cecelia Yauger took the helm of Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV six years ago, she did so with a unanimous vote of the MIU’s board of directors and a ringing endors...
When assigned an important and infrequent task, it’s helpful to study others going about the same process and to adopt their best ideas. A good example of this is develo...
Most children — and many adults — can remember their earliest bike riding experiences. Whether it was graduating from a tricycle to training wheels or the first wobbly t...
While state lawmakers work to complete a budget by the June 30 deadline, debate continues over Gov. Tom Corbett’s pension reform plans to ease taxpayer pain caused by sh...
General Electric’s entry into the oil and gas extraction industry should be welcome news to all but the most ardent anti-fracking activists.
Although the use of horizont...
