Dave Sutor

3 days ago | tribdem.com | Dave Sutor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Twenty-one percent of Somerset County’s population was enrolled in some type of Medicaid coverage as of March. The number was even higher in Cambria County, at 26%. Numerous services were available to those people with limited income or resources, including inpatient hospital treatment, transportation, rural health clinics, drug and alcohol rehab, pediatric care and nursing facility living. kAm#646?E=J[ E9@F89[ 2 #6AF3=:42? 3F586E C6D@=FE:@?

3 days ago | tribdem.com | Dave Sutor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Very Rev. Matthew Baum, Patricia Loughlin and Elizabeth Gramlich spent a few minutes Monday putting together a simple tribute to the late Pope Francis – a portrait with a black mourning cloth draped across an easel. It will be on display near St. John Gualbert Cathedral’s altar for a while. kAmuC2?4:D 5:65 2 76H 9@FCD 62C=:6C 27E6C =625:?8 E96 #@>2? r2E9@=:4 r9FC49 2?5 :ED 2AAC@I:>2E6=J `]c 3:==:@? >6>36CD D:?46 a_`b] {@F89=:?

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Dave Sutor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – A military veteran, a retiree, a steelworker, a recovering drug user and Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania 2018 were among the people who spoke in support of preserving Medicaid funding during a town hall Thursday in Johnstown. They shared personal stories and opinions about the joint federal-state program that provides health insurance for more than 72 million people with limited income and resources.

1 week ago | tribdem.com | Dave Sutor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – A military veteran, a retiree, a steelworker, a recovering drug user and Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania 2018 were among the people who spoke in support of preserving Medicaid funding during a town hall Thursday in Johnstown. They shared personal stories and opinions about the joint federal-state program that provides health insurance for more than 72 million people with limited income and resources. kAmpAAC@I:>2E6=J d_ A6@A=6 2EE6?565 E96 6G6?E 2E %96 z2DE=6 :?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Dave Sutor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Democratic Party candidates for Johnstown City Council and mayor explained their reasons for seeking office and general political goals Wednesday during a meet-and-greet at Bottle Works. The primary for mayor is a head-to-head race between two current council members – Laura Huchel and Deputy Mayor the Rev. Sylvia King. Four regular four-year seats are being contested. Five Democrats are running for those positions.