September 16, 2024
HERE’S AN IDEA: MAKE HAZARD PAY PERMANENT Op ED by Gary Blumenthal, InVision Human Services, Vice President Governor Tom Wolf’s fall legislative recommendation to provide over $250 million to raise the pay of frontline workers by $3 an hour is a wise proposal. It will bring temporary relief to historically underpaid and underappreciated…
Read More about OP Ed In Favor of Hazard Pay For Frontline Workersby Alex Lloyd Gross Kensignton is a breeding grounds for drug dealers. As soon as one gets taken off the streets, another one steps up to take their place. Today, August 24, 2020, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro met the media at the Harrowgate Shopping Plaza off of I Street to announce the results of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The race for President has two major candidates and a few few third party candidates. Some people are intolerant of any one else that does not share their views. Such is the case in Wilmington Delaware, where part of the Democratic National Convention was held. 21 year old Camryn Amy and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross There are s few nasty words that are in media circles. Those words are “pool” and “pooler”. What they mean in layman’s terms is who is able to get to cover an event first hand. The person doing it is called a pooler. They are required to give for free images…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross People interested in reading the Fourth Report of the Congressional Oversight Committee can do so here. The Congressional Oversight Commission is a five-person panel that was established by the CARES Act. The Commission is focused specifically on the economic stabilization efforts of the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve. The…
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HARRISBURG, Aug. 20 – State Reps. Joe Ciresi, D-Montgomery, and Tina Davis, D-Bucks, have introduced a bipartisan bill that would provide financial relief to bars, restaurants and catering halls that have been struggling financially because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. House Bill 2791, which was assigned to the Commerce Committee after introduction, is also part…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The Philadelphia homeless encampment at 22nd and Ben Franklin Parkway is not going anywhere, at least for a while. Residents who live near there are furious at Mayor Kenney, and tourists who come to Philadelphia are disgusted. This was fashioned after the Seattle “No Cop Zone”, and similar zones set up…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A small but vocal group of parents who have children in the Bensalem School District met for a protest at the Bensalem School Administration Building on Donallen Drive. They want an option to have the schools open, at least part of the time. “This does not work for a lot of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross opinion Joe Biden selected Kamala Harris to be his running mate. If he wins, she is a heartbeat away from being President Of the United States. The democratic Senator said some things about Joe Biden that were no nice, during the primary election phase. She has ideas that are on…
Read More about Kamala Harris Needs To Tone Down Rhetoric On Gunsby Alex Lloyd Gross When the pandemic hit, millions of businesses were forced to close. To combat the effect, the government gave people on unemployment $600.00 per week. It was a Godsend and a lifeline. The problem is that $600.00 has expired and senate republicans are not interested in resurrecting it, or keeping it going. …
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