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On today’s episode of The Confluence:Some voters have submitted recount petitions to question election results, delaying election certifications. Two state judges have now given conflicting rulings on whether there needs to be evidence of fraud for a recount to be requested. Carter Walker, with Votebeat and Spotlight PA, breaks down the reasoning each judge has provided. The latest survey on child care staffing in Pennsylvania finds programs are experiencing significant shortages, which has le...

Advocacy groups Start Strong PA and Trying Together said the child care crisis affects the whole economy.

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Looking for a new job? Or hiring? Check back here every Monday and Thursday for the latest Pittsburgh hiring news and job openings.

Looking for a new job? Or hiring? Check back here every Monday and Thursday for the latest Pittsburgh hiring news and job openings.

The latest coronavirus wave has led to severe staff shortages for Pittsburgh Public Schools and local child care providers. That's left parents with few options when school buildings close.

Nicole Roberts Bitar was encouraged to see the numbers ramping up for kindergarten registration in the New Kensington-Arnold School District this summer. Last year, the district was among many across the U.S. that saw kindergarten enrollment decline unexpectedly as families weighed their options: Should they send their 5- and 6-year-olds

Nicole Roberts Bitar was encouraged to see the numbers ramping up for kindergarten registration in the New Kensington-Arnold School District this summer. Last year, the district was among many across the U.S. that saw kindergarten enrollment decline unexpectedly as families weighed their options: Should they send their 5- and 6-year-olds

Parents frustrated with the city school district’s proposal to delay the start of the school year and shift school start times want the school board to hold the administration accountable.

90.5 WESAs "The Confluence" for Thursday, March 4, 2021 On todays program: The executive director of Trying Together explains the state of the region’s child care industry, and how $303 million from the Wolf Administration could help; Environmental Health News found five southwestern Pennsylvania families were exposed to unhealthy levels of chemicals associated with oil and gas production; and how glitches in the distribution of the state’s Pandemic Unemployment Assistance has caused series...