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Letters sent to Erie County schools in opposition to masks - Vimarsana News

Letters sent to Erie County schools in opposition to masks

Nine school districts within Erie County, including Corry, received letters on Friday imploring them to avoid requiring masks or implementing any form of a test-to-stay program.

PA supreme court temporarily reinstates school mask mandate - Vimarsana News

PA supreme court temporarily reinstates school mask mandate

The court will hear arguments Dec. 8 in order to make a final decision.

Source: wskg.org
In one Lehigh Valley school district, masks now 'recommended, but no longer required' - Vimarsana News

In one Lehigh Valley school district, masks now 'recommended, but no longer required'

The battle over masks in Pennsylvania schools has been contentious, litigious and continuous. But at least one Lehigh Valley school district will no longer make them mandatory.

Source: mcall.com
Pennsylvania House Demands Transparency For Population Health Data - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania House Demands Transparency For Population Health Data - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

In an effort to further public access to Pennsylvania population health data, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives recently passed HB 1893 to amend Section 15 of the Pennsylvania Disease Prevention...

Source: mondaq.com
Pa. Supreme Court rules Pittsburgh ordinance preventing landlords from denying housing to Section 8 tenants is unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Pa. Supreme Court rules Pittsburgh ordinance preventing landlords from denying housing to Section 8 tenants is unconstitutional

HARRISBURG – The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania found that a Pittsburgh ordinance which forbid landlords from denying rental units to tenants who use federal housing vouchers was not legal under the state’s Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and thus, was unconstitutional to business.