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Governor Wolf Announces More Than $17.5 Million in PennSERVE Grant Funding for Community Service Across Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Governor Wolf Announces More Than $17.5 Million in PennSERVE Grant Funding for Community Service Across Pennsylvania

Gov. Wolf announced the awarding of more than $17.5 million to support the community-service work of 26 AmeriCorps programs.

Source: pa.gov
Pa. certified nurse aide test deadline looms - Vimarsana News

Pa. certified nurse aide test deadline looms

Thousands of jobs at Pennsylvania health care and elder care facilities will be at risk if a state-contracted company is unable to give those workers the certified nurse aide exam before a looming deadline, according to an industry official.

Source: mcall.com
COVID policy at heart of open records legal fight in Bucks County - Vimarsana News

COVID policy at heart of open records legal fight in Bucks County

A legal fight over open records requests by two Bucks County residents centers around last year's COVID-19 guidelines

Pennsylvania's RGGI climate rule takes effect as sides prepare for trial this fall - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's RGGI climate rule takes effect as sides prepare for trial this fall

Pennsylvania’s regulation allowing the state to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative took effect July 1, making it the first major fossil fuel-producing state to price carbon emissions.

Source: wesa.fm
Pennsylvania's climate rule takes effect as sides prepare for trial this fall - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's climate rule takes effect as sides prepare for trial this fall

Under the regulation, power plants have to start keeping track of their emissions as of July 1, though they won’t have to pay for them yet.

Source: wskg.org