In-person visits set to resume at Westmoreland prison as inmate vaccinations begin
TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. In-person visits with inmates at the Westmoreland County Prison will resume in June as officials ease restrictions enacted last year during the coronavirus pandemic. Inmates have been limited to video visits with friends and family as the coronavirus surged through the community and inside the Hempfield lockup. Warden Bryan Kline said starting June 1, the facility will move to more normal operations with the resumption of several in-house social service programs. A week later...