Lily Sexton
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Downtown Harrisburg businesses react to new revitalization plan (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — Business owners in downtown Harrisburg are welcoming a new revitalization plan that puts millions of dollars toward growing the city’s business community and attracting more people downtown. The Harrisburg Works for All of Us plan calls for more than $64 million in new public and private investment, including $22.7 million from the Commonwealth. For businesses, that includes $1 million for a new revolving loan fund, $100,000 in microgrants and $125,000 to help businesses wi
Former deputy game wardens challenge Pennsylvania Game Commission over end of program (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — Former deputy game wardens confronted Pennsylvania Game Commission leaders Friday, pressing for more answers about the decision to end the deputy game warden program. About 140 people working as deputy game wardens lost their positions earlier this month. Several former deputies attended the Game Commission’s Board of Commissioners meeting Friday, where they questioned agency leadership about the decision and what it means for wildlife enforcement across Pennsylvania. The f
Green Card Process can leave immigrants in limbo (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A pending green card application does not mean someone has already been granted permanent residency - and for some immigrants, the wait can create a difficult gap between applying and actually receiving a new status. They can't leave the U.S., but they also have no protections if they stay. “They used to give discretion - if you filed for a petition and you were waiting. Now they want the petition to be approved before granting any kind of protection,” Mark Padula, a
Lancaster County library tax referendum heads to November ballot (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Lancaster County voters will decide in November whether to create a dedicated property tax to fund public libraries throughout the county. The library funding referendum is set to appear on the November 3 general election ballot. The proposed tax would be 0.55 mills on taxable real estate. That works out to $55 a year for every $100,000 of assessed property value. A property assessed at $200,000 would be subject to $110 in annual taxes if the referendum passes. The
York pastor detained by ICE after alleged traffic stop, supporters rally for his release (opens the original)
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YORK COUNTY, Pa. — A York County pastor is being held in an immigration detention facility in Louisiana after an alleged traffic stop earlier this month, prompting his family, church members and community supporters to rally Monday for his release. Molis Augustave was allegedly stopped by police on September 5 over a broken headlight. He was later taken into ICE custody and transferred out of Pennsylvania. Augustave has lived in York for the past six years. He is a pastor, husband and father who
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