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MAR LIN — Child care advocates and providers in Pennsylvania on Monday urged government investment in early learning as they say low pay is a big factor in the industry’s

MAR LIN — Child care advocates and providers in Pennsylvania on Monday urged government investment in early learning as they say low pay is a big factor in the industry’s

MAR LIN — Child care advocates and providers in Pennsylvania on Monday urged government investment in early learning as they say low pay is a big factor in the industry’s

Child care advocates and providers in Pennsylvania on Monday urged government investment in early learning as they say low pay is a big factor in the industry’s deterioration.

Spaghetti dinner to benefit fire victims Overflow Church is partnering with some neighbors to host a spaghetti dnner fundraiser for the families who lost their homes in the Feb. 7 fires on Sixth Avenue, Altoona. The fundraiser will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, March 2, at Overflow Church, 127 Fifth Ave. Tickets […]

The Cambria County Backpack Project, a nonprofit formed more than a decade ago to keep needy children from going hungry on weekends, is launching a new distribution site in Ebensburg

Central Cambria School District Superintendent Jason Moore found himself in a self-imposed hot seat at Thursday’s Jackson Township supervisors’ meeting, to which he came to address concerns about the district’s

LANCASTER, Pa. – This year’s EMPOWER Out-of-School Time Conference offered more than professional development for The Learning Lamp President and CEO Leah Spangler and her staff – they were honored

"I know I will have stories to tell our donors, so these dollars represent more than just dollars." - Mike Kane, president, Community Foundation for the Alleghenies

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