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An estimated $5.9 billion in state and federal funding to operate Pennsylvania’s public schools is in limbo as the state budget remains unsettled, and the superintendent of the Greater Johnstown

Three weeks into the new fiscal year, Pennsylvania is still without a spending plan.

Conservative legislators have soured on a compromise with Gov. Josh Shapiro after his pledge to veto private school vouchers. So whats next?

LEWISBURG — Several members of the AFSCME District Council 86 petitioned the Lewisburg Area School District School board Thursday for increased wages. However, the district states it is currently unable

Seton Hill Child Services Inc. has opened enrollment for 2024. The center offers programs for children from infants to 12 years old. For families with low income, federal and state funded programs such as Head Start, Early Head Start and Pre-K Counts are offered through the facility. School age before

Experts say it’s hard to overstate the importance of getting babies and young children off to a good start, both physically and intellectually.

More than 50 chambers of commerce are calling on Gov. Josh Shapiro and lawmakers for help closing access and affordability gaps.

BELLWOOD — The Bellwood-Antis School Board Tuesday approved a preliminary budget calling for the average homeowner to pay $80.21 more in taxes. The $20,724,

MONTROSE — Saturday afternoon features delicious drinks, unique shopping, and live music at this year’s Montrose Wine Walk. Treat your mom for Mother’s Day…

Palmerton Area School District’s board of directors seemingly share the thought that a property tax increase is necessary in 2023-24 to keep revenues within striking distance of expenditures, but how ...