Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s order closing “non-life-sustaining businesses” and his restrictions on gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic were unconstitutional, U.S. District Judge William Stickman IV ruled Monday.
The decision came in a case in which Butler, Greene, Fayette and Washington counties sued, claiming the emergency shutdown orders by Wolf and under the…
Over at Lancaster Law Blog, they have a rundown on what to expect come September 21 when restaurants get to increase indoor dining occupancy to 50% from the current 25%.
Based on no granular data but rather political pressure, Gov. Tom Wolf is graciously allowing restaurants that are suffering under…
This is one of those good news/bad news things where practicality comes up against competing principles.
It has to do with professional child care businesses, the Pennsylvania COVID-19 lockdown of businesses, property rights, family trends and more.
…Pennsylvania’s already teetering child care industry fears a recent tweak in state
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new data that shows only 6% of COVID-19 death – fewer than 10,000 – are directly from COVID-19 alone.
The overwhelming majority were among those with, on average, 2-3 comorbid conditions or advanced age, including influenza, pneumonia, hypertension, diabetes, obesity and…
Republicans are making a renewed push in the legislature to undo Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf’s overreaching lockdown of the state in response to COVID-19.
The general assembly in June voted to force Wolf to end the state’s COVID-19 disaster declaration. Wolf argued that such a move required his approval,…
The LNP has an inscrutable but vested interest in continuing the COVID panic, acting as the mask Karens and pushing out weekly counts that, lacking context, continue the panic over the novel coronavirus.
But responsible journalism – granted in today’s world that’s nigh on an oxymoron – requires that information…
Lancaster City Alliance’s annual fundraiser is still a go in this, it’s sixth year.
Which is great, because Lancaster has a lot to offer and the annual event really showcases small businesses, quirky retailers, niche restaurants and more.
But this year it’s going to be a “virtual experience” which is…
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By Diane Knight
I have written before about the Hydroxychloroquine scandal and the political machinations of the Democrat establishment all over the…
Over at Lancaster Law Blog (no affiliation) there is a good guide for the various COVID-19 relief programs available for farmers.
…Since March, various entities and political subdivisions have created loan and grant programs to assist businesses and individuals facing COVID-19 related losses and damages. We have discussed in
By Doug Mastriano
The announcement by Governor Tom Wolf recommending that high school sports be postponed until the New Year represents the ongoing dithering and chaos that personifies his performance during this crisis.
Thankfully, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) – a governing body for high school and junior high…