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Pa. seniors seeking COVID-19 vaccines can get help Updated 9:35 PM; Senior citizens who are still trying to get the COVID-19 vaccines can find help in securing appointments and transportation. The Pennsylvania Department of Aging is urging older residents who need help in finding appointments to contact their local Area Agency on Aging offices. Local agencies can also help seniors get rides to vaccine providers. (A full list of phone numbers is listed below.) Earlier this week, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf expanded the COVID-19 vaccine distribution to include everyone over the age of 16. Vacci...

Billie Blair Pratt Tribune Ongoing conversations about the construction of the Pratt Safety Building throughout the month March for Pratt County Commissioners included a change in the footings, some concerns about the gas line, and setting up a meeting with the architect and construction company.  Kelly McMurphy, Landmark Architect, did report a savings of $346,599 due to changes made in the HVAC system. He also reported that there would be progress meetings with email reports to commissioners Tom Jones, Rick Shriver and Dwight Adams every two weeks. Actions taken by the commission during th...

Largest Statewide Virtual Health Conference in PA Education and Strategies Addressing Health Inequities the Black Community News provided by Share this article PHILADELPHIA, April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of National Minority Health Awareness Month, Community Hero Action Group is pleased to host its 1st annual Pennsylvania Black Health Matters Conference - a free, virtual, public event in which the community can safely engage and learn from health industry experts from the comfort of their homes. The Conference takes place on Thursday, April 8th, 2021 from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm E...

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DANIEL Agulto and Edward Palacios Castro have been arrested for the burglaries at Saipan International School and William S. Reyes Elementary School. Police said at SIS, Agulto and Palacios worked together to break into a container and took two generators worth approximately $1,449 each. At WSR, police said, the two gained entry into one of the classrooms by breaking into a small window. They then they took three flat screen TVs, a projector, and a Bose speaker, all of which are worth approximately $2,250. According to police, the two defendants have admitted to the burglary and theft inciden...