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TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday signed 13 commutations, including three people from Allegheny County who were convicted of murder. Eric I. Eisen, 52, who served 26 years; Charlie J. Goldblum, 71, who served 42 years; and Avis Lee, 59, who served 40 years are among those who will soon be released to a community corrections center and eventually paroled, according to a news release from the governor’s office. Others who received commutations were largely from Philadelphia, with one p...

Thirteen clemency applicants sentenced to life in prison will soon be freed to a Community Corrections Center and eventually paroled because Governor Tom Wolf signed their commutations yesterday.

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LG Display Announces the World's First Eyesafe® Certified TV Display LG Display and Eyesafe usher in a new era of television displays designed for human health and safety -- The world's first-ever TUV Rheinland Eyesafe® Certified low blue light TV display - a 65" OLED screen - comes amid alarming levels of average consumer screen time. -- Certification is endorsed by a global panel of leading eye doctors; LG Display Chief Technology Officer Dr. Soo-Young Yoon calls the announcement a 'watershed moment' in television display manufacturing. News provided by Share this article Share this artic...

Stimulus package renews hope for struggling art and entertainment institutions By: Amanda Brandeis and last updated 2021-01-01 13:34:25-05 SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Places that entertain, teach and help us escape are disappearing in cities across the country. While the latest COVID-19 relief package includes $15 billion in relief for entertainment and cultural institutions, some in the industry say survival is still uncertain. “There are very few stories of a museum going out of business only to be revived later," said Laura Lott. “All museums, smallest and largest, ...