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Clinton-Lycoming Joinder Board director: Medicaid cuts affect funding (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSPORT -- Beginning in January, it is projected that around 300,000 residents of the state could lose their Medicaid benefits following passage of what has been called the "One Big Beautiful Bill" by Congress last year. According to the state's website, 17,967 Pennsylvanians will lose Medicaid coverage in the 9th District represented by Dan Meuser and 15,215 in the 15th District represented by Glenn "GT" Thompson. At this month's meeting of the Lycoming-Clinton Joinder Board, Keith Wagner,
Lycoming County commissioners talk budgets — the good and the bad (opens the original)
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In the fall, the commissioners' thoughts turn to budgets and, according to Lycoming County Commissioner Marc Sortman's report at this week's meeting, the news surrounding the budget is both good and bad. The bad news is that, although the county is roughly 72 percent into the financial year, some of the county departments have used 90 percent of their budget for the year. "We've asked all of our employees to be very cautious of spending throughout the rest of the year, so that we're sure to fini
Participating foster parents praise opportunities to help (opens the original)
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When Linda Tokay, who with her husband Joe have been foster parenting for around 30 years, is asked what would you tell someone who is considering taking that step, she is quick to fire back, "Do it." The Tokays' journey began when they first got married. At that time the American Rescue Workers operated a homeless shelter in their former church building on Ross Street and Joe and Linda worked there. Joe did the cooking and maintenance and Linda worked with the women. When the shelter closed the
Foster care program helps children in difficult circumstances (opens the original)
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When a child is removed from their home due to neglect or abuse, it's important that they have somewhere to go that still has a familiarity. That's where a community of people willing to open up their homes as foster parents steps in and offers that secure space and continuity. Unfortunately, the need for foster homes sometimes outpaces the number of people willing to take that step. "Our agency strives very hard to keep kids in their community," said Kelly Allmaras, Resource Family Caseworker a
SBA disaster loan outreach center opening in Woodward Township (opens the original)
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The Small Business Administration (SBA) will be opening a disaster loan outreach center at the Woodward Township Municipal Building to assist anyone in the county who suffered property damage from the weather event on Sept. 3. Contrary to its name, SBA programs are not just for small businesses. "We have a lot of homes that were devastated -- foundations, runoffs. We had an opportunity to tour in Woodward (Township) along with stuff that's going on in South Side, and I'm grateful to announce tha
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