Tag: Hershey
EMS Chief: Full emergency room at every hospital in central Pennsylvania
Expiring COVID-19 waivers, and new vaccine mandates could make Pa. health-care staffing shortages worse.
Angela Weader announces campaign for Derry Township School Board
Weader is running for school board “to help enhance the entire student body academically, mentally, athletically, and as well-rounded citizens of our community,” according to her official campaign page on social media.
Hershey High School students petition school board in favor of asynchronous Wednesdays
Asynchronous Wednesdays have been designated as time for students to go to work, attend clubs and academic meetings, get tutoring from teachers, as well as time for studying and catching up on homework.
PennLive.com features Amy from Camp Hill, PA – A Christian Republican for Biden
PennLive.com is coordinating in cahoots with the anti-Trump agenda
School Board in Hershey, Pennsylvania Adopts Resolution Supporting an Anti-Racist School Climate
“We are deeply saddened and outraged by the recent killing of George Floyd..”
Independently owned Hershey area restaurants may be forced to closed due to COVID-19 restrictions
Three popular restaurants in the Hershey area say they “will not be able to survive much longer, short of immediately moving into the “Green” phase, and even then at 25-30% occupancy it will be a challenge.”
Derry Township Police Department Announces Passing of Officer Michael L. Henry
Officer Henry passed on Thursday, December 2nd at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.
In criticism of Wolf and Krasner, Trump asks PA voters, “How did you let that happen?”
Trump blasted Phila. DA Larry Krasner for releasing violent criminals, and asked the crowd in Pennsylvania, “What the Hell! How did you let that happen?”
He also criticized Gov. Tom Wolf’s record on charter schools and blocking students school choice, again asking Pennsylvania voters, “What’s that all about? How did that happen?”
Hershey brew pub forced to shut down “America First XMas Bash” after threats
Upon news of the “America First XMas Bash,” the brew pub quickly became the target of a politically motivated smear campaign by angry callers, posing as concerned citizens, criticizing a scheduled speaker who chairs an alleged “extremist group.” The target of the protesters, guest speaker Enrique Tarrio, is a first-generation Afro-Cuban immigrant.
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