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Your guide to Pa.’s 2021 primary ballot questions All Pennsylvania voters — yes, that includes independents and minor-party members — will be asked to consider four ballot questions. Two of them are about as non-controversial as possible. The other two? A different story. Below, Spotlight PA breaks down the basics of what they would do, who is in favor and who is opposed. More. Ballot questions should be clear, but 2 written by Wolf administration don’t pass test, critics say Two proposed constitutional amendments that will be before voters have drawn the ire of Republican leaders in ...

Perlman plays a man who is living a quiet life until his son is killed and he must look after a granddaughter he didn't know he had.

Manatt Welcomes Digital and Technology Duo to Further Support Emerging Company and Venture Investing Share: Manatt Welcomes Digital and Technology Duo to Further Support Emerging Company and Venture Investing Community April 20, 2021 Thomas Michael and Rustin Brown bring deep venture capital and emerging company experience, strengthening Manatt’s legal and consulting platform for entrepreneurs, business leaders and VCs on digital transformation strategies Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, a multidisciplinary, integrated professional services firm, announced today that venture capital and...

pkeith@altoonamirror.com Thomas Michael Brunner performs as Elvis Chicken. The Altoona Area High School graduate bills himself as an entertainer and musician and is a recording artist for Canadian American Records. When Thomas Michael Brunner returned to his family’s home after 30 years away as a nationally-touring musician, he fulfilled a promise to his late father — and continued making music. His most recent Hot Dog Boy’s “Saucey Sausage” is a heavy metal, five-song CD with a ukulele-backed commentary about his musical career and tribute to his late aunt. Brunner has played bass...

oxygen Insider Exclusive! Sign Up for Free to View An Arkansas woman has allegedly confessed to authorities that her late husband murdered a mother and son who have been missing for nearly two decades.  Barbara Krusen told FBI agents during a post-polygraph interview this month that her now-dead husband, Clarence, killed Angela Mack Cox, 20, and her 4-year-old son Thomas Michael Rettew. Authorities believe Clarence Krusen incinerated their remains at Cox's Alton, Missouri farm in December 2002.  "[Clarence] had done away with both Angela Mack Cox and Thomas Michael Rettew by killing them ...