April 01, 2021
Pa. lawmaker seeks to tie in-person instruction to state funding. Woman and husband scam nearly $1.9M out of older women. Company to clean waste out of drinking water. Spring Hawk Watch at Hawk Mountain starts today.
Today in PA | A PennLive daily news briefing with Claudia Dimuro
April 1, 20214m 54s
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Show Notes
One Pennsylvania lawmaker is seeking to give schools an incentive to have in-person instruction by tying it back to state funding. In Bradford County, a woman admitted that she and her husband scammed nearly $1.9 million out of older women in a social media scheme. A company in Allegheny County agreed to clean up the toxic waste it dumped into some of Pittsburgh’s drinking water. Finally, Hawk Mountain will launch its Spring Hawk Watch starting today.
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