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Lancaster city expands lead inspections to all pre-1978 rentals (update)

These undated before-&-after photos show part of a lead abatement project in Lancaster. (Source: City of Lancaster) (Editor’s Note: City Council passed the lead hazard ordinance …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 8, 2022

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City Council considers tightening rules on ‘Airbnb’-style rentals

A screenshot shows available rentals in Lancaster on the Airbnb website. (Source: Airbnb) Lancaster city is looking to crack down on unregulated Airbnb-style short-term rentals in …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 8, 2022

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Gov. Wolf touts $200M scholarship proposal during Millersville U. visit

From left, Gov. Tom Wolf speaks at Millersville University about the Nellie Bly Scholarship initiative as state Rep. Jordan Harris, Millersville student Ruby Mundok and university …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 7, 2022

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Lancaster County has allocated about 15% of its ARPA money so far

In this image taken from online video, from left, Lancaster County Director of Budget Services Patrick Mulligan and Solicitor Jackie Pfursich discuss an ARPA resolution with …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 6, 2022

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County commissioners to reconsider ARPA guidelines in light of feedback

Lancaster County Government Center, 150 N. Queen St. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) The Lancaster County commissioners said Tuesday that they’ll wait a week to finalize their guidelines …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 6, 2022

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Analysis: Pa. redistricting hinged on ‘partisan fairness’

The Pennsylvania State Capitol. (Source: Wikimedia Commons) (Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on Spotlight PA and is reposted here with permission. It is part of a yearlong reporting …

By Votebeat - April 5, 2022

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Board of Pardons creates online clemency application system to widen opportunity for a ‘second chance’

Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, right, looks on as state Board of Pardons Secretary Celeste Trusty speaks to reporters at the Capitol in Harrisburg on Monday, April …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 4, 2022

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State tax returns offer ‘Path to Pennie’ for the uninsured

Pennsylvania’s state-run health insurance exchange is gearing up to enroll individuals who indicated on their state tax returns that they lack coverage. The “Path to Pennie” …

By Tim Stuhldreher - April 4, 2022

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After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

The entrance to the Lancaster County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities’ offices at Penn Square in downtown Lancaster. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) The Lancaster County Redevelopment Authority will …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 30, 2022

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Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

Lancaster County Government Center, 150 N. Queen St. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Update: On Wednesday, the Lancaster County commissioners elected to table a resolution to appropriate $4.58 …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 29, 2022

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First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

First Lady Frances Wolf joins college students, administrators, legislators, and advocates to call for action on food insecurity on Pennsylvania’s college campuses at the state Capitol …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 28, 2022

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Advocates call for statewide housing repair program

State Sen. Nikil Saval, D-Philadelphia, speaks about the proposed Whole-Home Repairs Act at Crispus Attucks Community Center on Tuesday, March 22, 2022. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) The …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 23, 2022

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Lancaster city expands lead inspections to all pre-1978 rentals (update)

City Council considers tightening rules on ‘Airbnb’-style rentals

Gov. Wolf touts $200M scholarship proposal during Millersville U. visit

Lancaster County has allocated about 15% of its ARPA money so far

County commissioners to reconsider ARPA guidelines in light of feedback

Analysis: Pa. redistricting hinged on ‘partisan fairness’

Board of Pardons creates online clemency application system to widen opportunity for a ‘second chance’

State tax returns offer ‘Path to Pennie’ for the uninsured

After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

Advocates call for statewide housing repair program

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Lancaster city expands lead inspections to all pre-1978 rentals (update)

City Council considers tightening rules on ‘Airbnb’-style rentals

Gov. Wolf touts $200M scholarship proposal during Millersville U. visit

Lancaster County has allocated about 15% of its ARPA money so far

County commissioners to reconsider ARPA guidelines in light of feedback

Analysis: Pa. redistricting hinged on ‘partisan fairness’

Board of Pardons creates online clemency application system to widen opportunity for a ‘second chance’

State tax returns offer ‘Path to Pennie’ for the uninsured

After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

Advocates call for statewide housing repair program

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