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‘Bare minimum’ healthcare in rural areas may worsen (opens the original)
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Communities in rural Pennsylvania continue to face obstacles to receiving healthcare as new Medicaid and Medicare requirements may soon disproportionately affect residents. Advocates and nonprofits are working to keep these healthcare services accessible. Northwestern Pennsylvania has historically faced healthcare challenges for years, and is home to the phenomenon dubbed the "maternity desert." Larger than Connecticut, this desert is composed of eight counties which lack access to hospitals wit
‘Bare minimum’ healthcare in rural areas may worsen (opens the original)
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Communities in rural Pennsylvania continue to face obstacles to receiving healthcare as new Medicaid and Medicare requirements may soon disproportionately affect residents. Advocates and nonprofits are working to keep these healthcare services accessible. Northwestern Pennsylvania has historically faced healthcare challenges for years, and is home to the phenomenon dubbed the "maternity desert." Larger than Connecticut, this desert is composed of eight counties which lack access to hospitals wit
Advocates worry about inaction on PFAS proposal (opens the original)
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While it's been nearly two months since a bill banning PFAS or "forever chemicals" in consumer products passed the House, the Senate has yet to take any action on the proposal, making advocates worry this legislation will not make it to the governor's desk before the elections. Proposed by Democratic Rep. Greg Scott, the PFAS ban has only 12 sessions left to be passed by the Senate before Nov 30. All unpassed legislation after that date will lose its current progress and need to be reintroduced.
Advocates worry about inaction on PFAS proposal (opens the original)
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While it's been nearly two months since a bill banning PFAS or "forever chemicals" in consumer products passed the House, the Senate has yet to take any action on the proposal, making advocates worry this legislation will not make it to the governor's desk before the elections. Proposed by Democratic Rep. Greg Scott, the PFAS ban has only 12 sessions left to be passed by the Senate before Nov 30. All unpassed legislation after that date will lose its current progress and need to be reintroduced.
State budget impasse ‘super stressful’ (opens the original)
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It's been a week since the deadline for a state budget passed, and public libraries, schools and rape crisis centers are bracing for the possibility of tighter times even while the memory of last year's 135-day budget debacle remains fresh. A repeat is a real fear for many whose funding may be interrupted if it takes too long for Democrats and Republicans in Harrisburg to make a compromise. "I don't want to have to go through that again. I don't want our team to have to go through that again," s
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