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We have a “once in a generation” opportunity to help ensure there is a legacy of outdoor recreation in Pennsylvania.

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Apr 20, 2021 >>House Passes Bill Aimed To Help Young Business Owners (Harrisburg, PA) -- The state House is passing a bill that would allow minors to obtain licenses to operate their own businesses. The "free the lemonade stand" bill would allow minors to obtain these licenses if their business generates less than five-thousand-dollars in profits and is open for less than 84 days. State Representative Johnathan Hershey says the bill is limited so it allows minor-run businesses to operate without fear of retribution from their local municipality. He added that these small businesses teach ki...

Apr 20, 2021 Nike will lease a 1 million square-foot warehouse in Bethlehem, a move that is expected to bring hundreds of jobs to the city. The warehouse, which will be in the Majestic Bethlehem Center on old Bethlehem Steel land on Commerce Center Boulevard, is expected to open in mid-summer, according to city Mayor Bob Donchez, who says the warehouse will bring at least 250 jobs to the city. The Pennsylvania Department of Health added 5675 new cases of coronavirus to the state's overall total, which now sits at 1,109,291. Those new cases are over a two-day span. During those two days, 29...

‘Free the lemonade stand’: Pa. House approves bill to help businesses run by minors Updated 6:20 PM; Today 4:20 PM The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed legislation that frees minors under age 18 from having to get a license to operate a businesses that nets under $5,000 a year in profits. That would let youngsters in this state operate a lemonade stand like this 4-year-old Mia Swilley of Liverpool, N.Y., without fear of getting fined. October 1, 2019. Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.comScott Schild | sschild@syracuse. Facebook Share A bill aimed at freeing young people wit...