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Pa. House approves shift in training options for local school directors - Vimarsana News

Pa. House approves shift in training options for local school directors

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania House members Wednesday split along party lines on a vote authorizing a change in how the commonwealth offers training for school board members.

Pa. House approves shift in training options for local school directors - Vimarsana News

Pa. House approves shift in training options for local school directors

Pennsylvania House members Wednesday split along party lines on a vote authorizing a change in how the commonwealth offers training for school board members.

Pa. lawmakers say out-of-compliance elder care agencies should be listed on state website - Vimarsana News

Pa. lawmakers say out-of-compliance elder care agencies should be listed on state website

HARRISBURG — Nearly three months after a state official revealed elder protection agencies in Allegheny County and elsewhere are noncompliant with state regulations, a pair of state lawmakers believe the

Lawmakers want out-of-compliance elder care agencies listed - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers want out-of-compliance elder care agencies listed

A pair of state lawmakers believe the state Department of Aging should post a list of out-of-compliance elder care agencies on its website.

Pa. lawmakers say out-of-compliance elder care agencies should be listed on state website - Vimarsana News

Pa. lawmakers say out-of-compliance elder care agencies should be listed on state website

HARRISBURG (TNS) — Nearly three months after a state official revealed elder protection agencies in Allegheny County and elsewhere are noncompliant with state regulations, a pair of state lawmakers believe