Bethany Rodgers
State Government Reporter at USA Today
Pennsylvania state government reporter for the @usatoday network • Tell me everything • [email protected]
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1 week ago |
goerie.com | Bethany Rodgers
A Pennsylvania law prohibits paid fortune-telling, including tarot card reading and astrology. State Rep. Greg Scott is seeking to repeal the law, which dates back to the mid-1800s. Recent cases of fortune-tellers being charged and a lawsuit challenging the law's constitutionality highlight the ongoing debate. Increased public interest in New Age spirituality and a pending court case are putting pressure on the outdated law.
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therecordherald.com | Bethany Rodgers
The bill extends the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act, set to expire in 2026, and aims to streamline the legal process. Despite previous efforts, over 100,000 pieces of art stolen by Nazis remain unrecovered. Sen. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, is pushing legislation to help survivors of the Holocaust and their families reclaim tens of thousands of pieces of artwork stripped from them by the Nazis.
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1 week ago |
goerie.com | Bethany Rodgers
The bill extends the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act, set to expire in 2026, and aims to streamline the legal process. Despite previous efforts, over 100,000 pieces of art stolen by Nazis remain unrecovered. Sen. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, is pushing legislation to help survivors of the Holocaust and their families reclaim tens of thousands of pieces of artwork stripped from them by the Nazis.
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1 week ago |
phillyburbs.com | Bethany Rodgers
The bill extends the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act, set to expire in 2026, and aims to streamline the legal process. Despite previous efforts, over 100,000 pieces of art stolen by Nazis remain unrecovered. Sen. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, is pushing legislation to help survivors of the Holocaust and their families reclaim tens of thousands of pieces of artwork stripped from them by the Nazis.
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1 week ago |
publicopiniononline.com | Bethany Rodgers
A new report reveals severe teacher shortages across Pennsylvania, with about 45 counties experiencing "severe" or "extremely severe" shortfalls. The #PANeedsTeachers coalition suggests increased funding for student teacher stipends and apprenticeship programs to address the crisis. The analysis, conducted by Penn State Professor Ed Fuller, considered vacancies, emergency permits, new teacher supply, attrition rates, and diversity.
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