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U.S. House passes Summer Lee bill to find and deal with abandoned oil and gas wells

The legislation would authorize the U.S. Department of Energy to establish a five-year program to improve the location data it has on abandoned wells — some 350,000 of which are believed to be unaccounted for in Pennsylvania alone. The post U.S. House passes Summer Lee bill to find and deal with abandoned oil and gas wells appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

Summer Lee projected to win another hard-fought primary in PA-12

Summer Lee faced a challenger in Bhavini Patel, Edgewood Borough Councilmember, on the path to reelection The post Summer Lee projected to win another hard-fought primary in PA-12 appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

Labor Officials To Seek Injunction Against Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

If granted by a judge, the injunction would be a major boost to the newspaper’s workers who’ve been on strike for 18 months.

Post-Gazette settles strike with Teamsters

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said Wednesday night it has settled its long 18-month strike by Teamsters Local 211/205, a newspaper executive confirmed. Tracey DeAngelo, Post-Gazette president and general manager, confirmed the settlement through a spokesperson as she was returning from Toledo, Ohio, where Block Communications Inc., owner of the Pittsburgh newspaper,

Lee highlights Pennsylvania's abandoned gas wells problem • Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Pennsylvania is home to a staggering number of abandoned wells. The DEP has located about 27,000, but says that's just a portion of the abandoned wells out there.

Rune Lawrence makes history, wins 4th PIAA state wrestling championship title

The West Virginia University recruit is just the 14th student athlete in Pennsylvania history to win four wrestling titles.

CamTran hires contractor to solve Inclined Plane issues; deck work progressing

Cambria County Transit Authority has hired an outside contractor to solve issues at the Inclined Plane that halted the more than $15 million project in November.

In first bargaining session in 5 months, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette meets with one of its 5 striking unions, and they plan to meet again