September 11, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross When Judy Cost sold her property in 2014 to Mar-Mar Builders Inc she never thought that the sale would be so contentious. “I was offered over a million dollars and I turned it down.”, she said. As time went on, she was getting older and wanted to think of her family….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The job of an event staff security is to direct patrons to where they should go and to keep out those that do not have the proper credential to access certain areas. Guards at the Met .working for Live Nation encountered a male who was intent on getting into the inaugural….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross On January 2, 2024 Senator Art Haywood, (d) filed and ethics complaint against a fellow colleague. in the Pennsylvania State Senate. The complaint was lodged against Senator Doug Mastriano (r) from Franklin County. This complain alleged that Doug Mastriano : Alex Lloyd Gross File photo-Delaware Valley News.com Senator Doug Mastriano in…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Cherelle Parker is now the 100th Mayor of the city of Philadelphia. She took the oath office at the Met, on North Broad Street earlier today. This is the same ceremony that saw Kenyatta Johnson get elected President of City Council. In a ceremony filled with political dignitaries, Parker took the…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Mayor Kenney has been Philadelphia’s 99th Mayor. By 11:30 AM tomorrow he will be a private citizen and retire to Florida. The Parker Administration will take over. Kenney had some popular policies and some disasters. His first faux was less than two weeks in office when a Philadelphia Police Officer was…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross For the past 15 years, the Pennsylvania State Legislature has refused to budge on raising the minimum wage. It is $7.25/hr. Still. That means that your billion dollar a year employer can legally exploit your services by paying you $7.25/hr. There have been attempts to raise it but in the past,…
Read More about PA. Workers Get The Shaft Again This Year By Republican Leaders
by Alex Lloyd Gross Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel just got great news. He is out of a job. Normally when someone is put out of a job, it’s not good. In Thiel’s case it is because he got a cabinet level position in the Parker Administration. Thiel, the former Fire Chief from Virginia came to…
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Harrisburg, PA – Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed into law a bill that allows 20,000 Pennsylvania seniors to maintain their prescription medication benefits despite disqualifying increases in their overall income due to Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLA). Specifically, Senate Bill 607 renews the cost-of-living moratorium for the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (PACE) program and the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly Needs…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross President Biden issued a blanket pardon for anyone arrested for smoking Marijuana or possession of such drug for personal use. This pardon is only good for anyone charged federally or in Washington DC. It is not automatic, anyone wishing a pardon must contact the Attorney General’s office and submit a request….
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“I am sick and I have a problem” Those words came out of the mouth of Christopher Bygott of Hamilton NJ when he was interviewed by detectives regarding his possession of child porn. The investigation started when police were tipped off as Bygott allegedly uploaded files of children engaged in sex acts to an outside…
Read More about Bucks County Music Teacher Arrested For Over 2000 Child Porn Photos