Tag: Pennsylvania
Pa medical marijuana shops remain open, operating curbside pickup; State liquor stores are closed indefinitely
A line of vehicles wrapped around the block as some medical marijuana dispensaries remain open to PA’s 147,000 registered patients during the coronavirus pandemic.
The state run liquor stores however have closed indefinitely in accordance with the governor’s orders. Beer distributors remain open.
Lt. Gov Twitter war spills over into competing TV news outlets: ABC27 vs. FOX43 – Who Reported First?
Local news anchors are at odds over who first reported that Lt. Governor John Fetterman unwittingly sparked an ongoing Twitter war this month.
Gisele Fetterman voices support for Melania Trump, PennLive commenters lash out with hate
The offensive comments were not well received, and PA’s Second Lady Gisele Fetterman chimed in excoriating the body shaming of women.
According to PennLive.com, Gisele chided anyone who critiqued her body, or First Lady Melania Trump.
Director of Finance responds to allegations against City of Harrisburg in federal lawsuit
Bruce Weber, Director of Finance & Budget for the City of Harrisburg, quickly dismissed any hint of a looming settlement by the city. “I’d rather have the courts adjudicate. That’s what they are there for. Due process.”
FBI investigating evidence against Harrisburg Mayor in real estate, abuse of power scandal: Federal Lawsuit
An FBI investigation related to corruption of Harrisburg officials has hamstrung the efforts of the city’s legal team to have the lawsuit dismissed.
Trump-hating mayor uses codes enforcement to attack republican voter in Harrisburg, PA: Lawsuit
The city resident at the center of the federal lawsuit who had his life threatened by the senior advisor to Mayor Papenfuse was repeatedly targeted and excessively fined by city codes enforcement for politically motivated reasons, the lawsuit alleges.
Harrisburg Mayor Papenfuse named in federal lawsuit for alleged real estate scheme involving tax sale
HRA initiated neighborhood rezoning which created land use restrictions, increased taxes, and other financial burdens, with the end goal to eventually take over real estate parcels at a fraction of market value through tax sales using straw buyers.
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.
George Scott’s former campaign manager busted for child pornography, Cole Goodman’s campaign partner
Eugene Depasquale, Rogette Harris, Cole Goodman, and other popular Dauphin County Democrats campaigned with Koplinski despite the concerns expressed by citizens regarding his suspected criminal activity.
Opinion: Pennsylvanian’s Deserve Expanded Medical Marijuana Offerings, Especially Our Veterans
The Veterans, African American, and low-income communities across all spectrums are disproportionately effected from the current federal laws on the books governing marijuana possession and use.
In D.C., President Donald J. Trump has done more for marijuana reform than anyone ever expected.
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