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Pa. State Police share rules on skill games ahead of deadline (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania businesses have a month to return skill games to vendors or be "subject to criminal prosecution and immediate seizure of machines," according to a statement by state police. What were once legal games were declared to be slot machines under Pennsylvania law by the state supreme court on June 15. The games, including ticket redemption terminals, are common in restaurants, bars, gas stations, laundromats and even grocery stores. The court gave businesses and the legislature a grace pe
Gov. Shapiro has 16-point polling, $16 million fundraising advantages over State Treasurer Garrity (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania historically prefers to reelect its governors with large margins, and Gov. Josh Shapiro seems set to fit the mold, according to new polling. In a head-to-head with state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, Pennsylvanians prefer Shapiro 55% to 39%, with only two months to go until the midterm election day. "She's running against clearly a very formidable foe in the sitting governor, someone who in issue after issue is seen as by a majority of Pennsylvanians of doing a good job," said Don Levy,
ICE in central Pa. monitoring Chinese asylum seeker released from Moshannon Valley Processing Center (opens the original)
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Freed from immigration detention, Chinese human rights lawyer Wu Shaoping is now being tracked with an ankle monitor. In China, Wu said, “we call it an electronic shackle.” “I’m afraid to go outside,” he said in an interview with WITF this week, referring to the stigma of wearing the device. Wu, who does not have a criminal record, said he’s worried someone would see it and mistake him for someone who has committed a crime. He said he has a work permit, but he now needs permission to leave the s
Three Mile Island reactor restart progresses through environmental review, public comments (opens the original)
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Three Mile Island is on schedule to receive nuclear material by the end of the year. The material will be held in storage until the power plant, now renamed the Christopher M. Crane Clean Energy Center, earns approval to return to operations. Tuesday night, staff from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the company set to reopen the nuclear power plant presented information about the process to reopen Unit 1 for energy production. The meeting included
Perry, Stelson 10th district race for Congress most expensive in Pa. (opens the original)
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With over $11.5 million raised so far this cycle and $4.3 million already spent this election cycle, Pa.’s 10th-district race for Congress is the most expensive in the state. Democratic candidate and former local TV news anchor Janelle Stelson is leading the way with $6.3 million raised across her primary and general election campaigns. “Given the scale, the size of a congressional district, reaching voters takes a considerable amount of resources,” said Chris Borick, political science professor
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