September 10, 2024
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warns consumers to immediately discard BeiHollow Farm brand raw milk cheddar cheese, aged 60 days. Routine testing for pathogens in two retail packages purchased by the department confirmed that the cheese was contaminated with listeria monocytogenes bacteria. The cheese was distributed by BeiHollow Farm, 314 Chubb Road,…
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Harrisburg, PA – Governor Josh Shapiro took further action to limit access to illicit xylazine, the powerful animal tranquilizer commonly known as “tranq,” by signing House Bill 1661 into law. The legislation officially classifies the sedative – which is not approved for use in humans but is increasingly found in Pennsylvania’s street drug supply – as…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Back in March of this year, this publication did a story on Ramon Garcia. He was a front desk employee of Carbon Health, in the Jenkintown section of Abington Township. His job was to check patients in and maybe do mundane chores in the facility. You can read the original story…
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Harrisburg, PA – Affirming its support for the health and well-being of all Pennsylvanians and its commitment to protecting freedom in the Commonwealth, the Shapiro Administration announced that five relevant State Boards voted to adopt new policies condemning the discredited, pseudoscientific practice of conversion therapy in the Commonwealth. Today, the state board of Nursing joined…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Norma Galagarza, 68, of Chalfont a former Doylestown Hospital Director entered a guilty plea to felony counts of theft by unlawful taking, theft by deception, forgery, access device fraud, and computer trespass. Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey L. Finley sentenced Galagarza to five years of probation It was back in 1881 that…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross It used to be pizza and steak shops dominated the landscape. Now, a healthy alternative is taking over and it’s called Playa Bowls (pronounced ply-a). It’s located on the 2600 block of Street Road, near the dollar store. This is a resort themed eatery that serves bowls of fruits, grain (…
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On Sunday, March , 2024, the Love Run Half Marathon will take place. The race will begin in the 2200 block of B.F. Parkway and travel east on the Parkway to 16th St. using the south side of Logan Circle. South on 16th St., west on to JFK Blvd to 20th St, left on 20th…
Read More about Traffic Alert Tomorrow For Love Run Half Marathonby Alex Lloyd Gross It is illegal to hold yourself out as a doctor or a nurse if you have not passed your medical boards. Police said that fact did not stop Ramone Garcia, from drastically overstepping his employment parameters at Carbon Health. He was to sign people in and maybe, assist in blood draws…
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by Alex Lloyd Gosss US Attorney Jaqueline Romero announced that Jonathan Nyce, 73, defrauded pet owners by peddling a phoney drug that he claimed would cure cancer in their pets. Nyce knew this was a fraud yet still preyed on the emotions of pet owners. His scam netted almost a million dollars. In perpetrating the…
Read More about Collegeville Man Gets Almost Nine Years In Federal Prison For Scamming Pet Ownersby Alex Lloyd Gross Pennmark Pharmacy, located on the 1700 block of South Street has been ordered to pay back over $4 Million to the US Government after they were accused of billing Medicare and Medicade for proscriptions that were not filled from January 2018 through September 2020, Jaqueline Romero, US Attorney said. These medications…
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