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Font Size: A gym in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, has joined a long list of businesses that have chosen to either remain open, or re-open in defiance of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s three-week ban on indoor dining and gatherings, The Times Tribune reported. Browns Gym re-opened on Monday in defiance of Gov. Wolf’s latest partial three week lockdown, The Times Tribune reported. As part of the partial lockdown, gyms and fitness centers are prohibited from remaining open, while restaurants and bars are prohibited from continuing indoor dining. The governor’s lockdown is in effect from Dec. 12...

UpdatedTue, Dec 22, 2020 at 4:02 pm ET Replies(2) Jury trials are suspended in Chester County until further notice due to the spread of COVID-19. (Shutterstock) CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Chesco's presiding Court of Common Pleas judge has suspended jury trials to mitigate COVID-19 spread, and said he anticipates the governor's mitigation order will be extended beyond Jan. 4. Chester County Court of Common Pleas President Judge John Hall on Dec. 18 signed an order temporarily suspending jury trials until further notice due to COVID-19. Hall's order said it comes in response to Gov. Tom Wolf's D...

AUDREY LILLEY | UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY Shelters throughout Lancaster County have had to figure out this puzzle over and over again since COVID-19 arrived in the spring, devising ways to serve as many individuals experiencing homelessness as possible, while also adhering to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for mitigation. On top of that, shelters must juggle staffing levels as the number of workers — paid and volunteer — fluctuates due to the virus. “The shelter is a lot of moving pieces normally, but when you add a pandemic, that adds additio...

Lawrence County deploying emergency COVID funding to businesses Ellwood City Ledger NEW CASTLE – Lawrence County is deploying $360,000 in emergency grant funding to local businesses that have had to close as a result of Gov. Tom Wolf's Dec. 10 COVID-19 mitigation order. Qualifying Lawrence County businesses are eligible for a $3,000 emergency grant to help them get through the next few weeks. Qualifying businesses include locally owned dine-in restaurants, bars, gyms, movie theaters and bowling alleys. Business owners can apply for this grant funding at co.lawrence.pa.us/covid-19-busines...

How You Can Help Pittsburgh Restaurants Seven ways to help Pittsburgh’s restaurants and people who work in them make it through the winter. December 16, 2020 PHOTOS BY HAL B. KLEIN Gov. Tom Wolf’s Dec. 10 order to prohibit indoor dining in restaurants until Jan. 4 was the right call. Although restaurants aren’t typically the nexus of super-spreader events, and most operators are trying to do their best to keep spaces as safe as possible, serious studies in the United States and South Korea have placed dining inside restaurants as one of the primary vectors for person-to-person spreading...