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Report: ICE detention center in Pa. has not boosted economy (opens the original)
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Philipsburg, Pa. â Policy researchers question whether one of Pennsylvaniaâs largest immigration detention facilities has delivered the economic boost local leaders hoped for. The Moshannon Valley Processing Center in Clearfield County currently contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and has about 300 to 400 jobs, representing about 1% of the total jobs in the county. Maisum Murtaza, research analyst for the Keystone Research Center, said decades of national data show prisons and
Survey: PA teachers cite stress, side jobs, Trump-era struggles (opens the original)
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A new survey from the American Federation of Teachers revealed Pennsylvania educators are stressed, working second jobs and concerned about Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity traumatizing families. The union polled more than 2,000 members and found nearly two-thirds rate their weekly stress at a 7 of 10 or higher. Melissa Cropper, vice president of the federation, said the findings reflect what teachers across the country are experiencing. "The survey is showing that the Trump policies
Pennsylvanians struggling with high costs push leaders for relief (opens the original)
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As the U.S. economy shows few signs of easing, some Pennsylvanians said they are struggling to afford essentials like groceries, healthcare, and gas. Stephanie Kappeler, a resident of Walnutport in the Lehigh Valley, speaking at a late-summer town hall hosted by the advocacy group Affordable Pennsylvania, illustrated how much more difficult it has become to get by. She recalled panicking when her 6-year-old son needed medical care after falling and being unsure she could cover a hospital bill on
PA educator calls U.S. student loan burden an affordability crisis (opens the original)
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Pennsylvanians are struggling to keep up with their payments as changes to the federal student loan system resulting from President Donald Trumpâs One Big Beautiful Bill Act take effect. One in five borrowers, or nearly 9 million Americans, is in default. Jessica Newell, a middle school counselor and member of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers union, said she paid $90 a month under the Saving on a Valuable Education income-driven repayment plan. The plan is no longer available as an opti
Hydroelectric project in Pennsylvania faces court challenge (opens the original)
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York County, Pa. â Hydropower is making a comeback because of its energy storage capabilities. A proposed project in Pennsylvania's York County faces scrutiny from environmental groups, who warned it could harm the Susquehanna River and nearby communities. The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals recently heard arguments in a lawsuit over a preliminary permit issued to York Energy Storage for the $2.3 billion project. Paul Smail, vice president of litigation and general counsel for the Chesapeake Bay
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