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18 licensed central Pa. restaurants, bars and social clubs cited for not following COVID-19 guidelines Updated 5:25 PM; Today 1:13 PM Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf, pictured in May 2020, recently loosened COVID-19 mitigation guidelines for the state's hospitality industry. However, the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement continues to enforce guidelines at licensed restaurants, bars and social clubs. File photo by Joe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com Joe Hermitt | For PennLive.com Facebook Share COVID-19 mitigation measures targeting restaurants are easing up, but Pennsylvani...

Replies(36) A handful of new Pennsylvania laws related to everything from healthcare to overtime will go into effect in 2021. (Shutterstock ) A handful of new Pennsylvania laws will go into effect in 2021. The new laws tackle everything from health care and environmental precautions, to professional licensing, law enforcement training, overtime rules and more. Here's a look at some of the new laws in Pennsylvania in 2021: Subscribe House Bill 30: Increases the optional organ donation check-off contribution for vehicle owners renewing a car's registration to help stabilize the Robert P. Case...

Jan 28, 2021 Legislation to limit how much a local government can restrict new activities on old farmland has received little action in past legislative sessions. It should receive little action this year, too. Rep. Todd Polinchock, R-Bucks, has introduced House Bill 216 to keep local governments from prohibiting the use of farmland for agritourism activities, agricultural purposes, constructing buildings or structures related to the use of land for agricultural purposes, limited seasonal events, activities that require a limited license under the Liquor Code, retail food facilities, weddings...

Bucks County will seek further guidance from the state on how it should enforce Gov. Tom Wolf's latest order that restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues need to shut down until Jan. 4. County Commissioner Chairwoman Diane Ellis-Marseglia said Wednesday that the commissioners have received "far too many emails and calls from people upset with the order" that Wolf issued last week, and that the county needed further guidance from the state. Marseglia said she is a gym member and patronizes restaurants, but she understands the need to keep people safe and that it's only fair that all busine...