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Area to receive stimulus' green job grants
Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey will receive nearly $3.6 million combined of the $55 million in green jobs grants awarded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Wednesday.
Firefighters Extinguish Stubborn Blaze In Industry
Firefighters from four communities battled for nearly three hours Thursday afternoon to extinguish a fire that smoldered defiantly after crawling into the roof of a home in Industry.
Pa. unemployment remains at 8.8% in Oct.
Pennsylvania added 10,100 jobs last month, the largest single-month increase since July 2007, but the state's unemployment rate didn't budge from 8.8 percent.
Regional planning group sees it as .....
How important are fiber optic-driven telecommunications to businesses in this day and age? The Northwest Pennsylvania Regional Planning Commission saw the writing on the wall over five years ago.
Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary George E. Cornelius' announcement Thursday that Reading was accepted into a state program to help distressed municipalities prompted these reactions: Mayor Tom McMahon: "Reading is not a lost cause.
Pa. veterans help centers closing Jan. 1
Five Pennsylvania centers that help predominantly older veterans in rural areas apply for disability compensation, pensions and health care will close Jan.
State closing five veterans centers
The state is quietly shutting down a program, nearly 3 decades old, that aids veterans statewide, mostly in rural areas.
Economy forces a few more layoffs
Once again the state of the economy has forced the Mifflin County Commissioners to make some tough decisions.
Conservation, repair grants to be available in area soon
Grants for projects related to conservation, recreation, historical preservation, graffiti removal and repair of institutional vandalism will soon be available through the state Department of Labor and Industry, according to Senator John R. Gordner , who chairs the Senate Labor and Industry Committee.
Pa. jobless benefits might extend by 20 weeks
With a jobless rate of 8.8 percent, Pennsylvania may be able to extend unemployment benefits 20 weeks, a state Department of Labor & Industry official said.
Fire chief raises concerns about Alsace strip mall
Alsace Manor Fire Company Chief Wendy Becker is concerned about fire safety at a local strip mall.
Tech industry gaining ground in region
Southwest Pennsylvania's 13 counties recorded a slight increase in technology-related jobs and companies from 2005 to 2007, according to a report issued Wednesday.
Power Pool Could Save Businesses Money On Electricity
With electric rate caps set to expire in Pennsylvania, local businesses have a new way to take charge of what they pay for power.
The Rev. Michael E. Brewster will be honored by the congregation of Mount Zion Baptist Church, 105 Hill St., Wilkes-Barre, on Nov.
North Central hits minor setback
Photo by Brent Addleman North Central executive director Eric Bridges, left, briefs the local officials on the status of the PMI - North Central project.
Berks unemployment continues to rise
Schuylkill jobless rate rises Schuylkill County's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose one-half of a percentage point in September to 10.8 percent, the state Department of Labor and Industry reported today.
Acklin attacks Ravenstahl ads on jobless rate
Mayoral candidate Kevin Acklin criticized Luke Ravenstahl on an advertisement about Pittsburgh's unemployment rate.
Lehigh Valley unemployment rate inches closer to 10 percent
Lehigh Valley unemployment rose again in September, as even the health care sector -- a primary driver of job growth in recent years -- has begun to shed jobs.
After more than a year without a contract, teachers in the Saucon Valley School District went on strike Oct.
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