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“I have to carry around a cheat sheet now so that everybody who calls me and asks me about how to explain this and, you know, it's -- you've got to have notes in front of you to be able to explain it to them,” said councilmember At-Large Mike Pusley during Tuesday’s weekly meeting.
“I have to carry around a cheat sheet now so that everybody who calls me and asks me about how to explain this and, you know, it's -- you've got to have notes in front of you to be able to explain it to them,” said councilmember At-Large Mike Pusley during Tuesday’s weekly meeting.
While we have a Regional Economic Development Corporation that works on bringing large industries to town, the needs of small businesses are not being addressed.
Five regional school districts, all with high minority populations living closer to the poverty line, are most harmed by Pennsylvania's famously unfair education funding structure, according to a new analysis by a good schools advocacy group. Those districts are Pottstown and Norristown in Montgomery County, Reading and Antietam in Berks County, and Southeast Delco in Delaware County. The 24-page study, recently released by Public Citizens for Children and Youth, places much of the blame on an aspect of Pennsylvania's school funding architecture called "hold harmless." - Advertisement - Co...
It is harsh. >> reporter: airlines adding thousands of seats, and sending bigger jets to fit more passengers. tonight, the terminal nearly empty. the last flights taking off. nick williams is one of the lucky ones. did you plan ahead? >> i got a last-minute ticket. >> reporter: so many here with no flight home. the airport is busing the stranded passengers to a shelter to ride out the storm. you don't have your bags, and now you're being bused to a shelter. >> yes. >> reporter: that has to be incredibly overwhelming. you just want to go home? >> yes, that's what i want. >> reporter: david, a s...