Elizabeth DeOrnellas
General Assignment Reporter at The Morning Call
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3 days ago |
mcall.com | Elizabeth DeOrnellas
Lehigh University, DeSales University and Lafayette College are advancing toward final hearings on $2.7 million worth of COVID-related class action settlements. Students who paid for on-campus classes but were forced to go remote in spring 2020 filed suit against the schools, asking for refunds of tuition and fees. Lehigh University will settle for $1.75 million, according to a plaintiff’s motion for final approval of the class action settlement filed Friday.
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4 days ago |
mcall.com | Elizabeth DeOrnellas
Seven candidates are seeking four seats on the East Penn School Board this year. Incumbents Michael Felegy and William Whitney are being challenged by Paul Barbehenn, Alicia Du Plooy, Rita Perez, Christine Price and Melissa Stiavelli in the May 20 primary. All candidates are cross-filed, which means they appear on both the Democratic and Republican ballots. Perez, Price, Stiavelli and Whitney are registered as Democrats, while Barbehenn, Du Plooy and Felegy are Republicans.
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4 days ago |
mcall.com | Elizabeth DeOrnellas
Seven candidates are running for four, four-year terms on the Southern Lehigh School Board. Cross-filed candidates for the primary include newcomers Kimberly Jaramillo, Luis Melecio, Josh Rager and Chris Sykora. Their names will appear on the ballots for both parties. All are registered Democrats. Incumbents Stephen Maund and Christopher Wayock are running alongside fellow Republican Paul Deebel in the Republican primary. The primary election is May 20.
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4 days ago |
mcall.com | Elizabeth DeOrnellas
Six candidates are running for four, four-year terms on the Parkland School Board. Five candidates — Alyssa Beckwith, Patrick Foose, David Hein, Jon Macklin and Matthew Weimann — are crossfiled, meaning their names appear on both the Democratic and Republican ballots. Beckwith, Macklin and Weimann are registered Democrats; Foose and Hein are Republicans. George Rivera is a Republican solely running on that party’s ticket.
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4 days ago |
dailyitem.com | Elizabeth DeOrnellas
Seven candidates are seeking four seats on the East Penn School Board this year. Incumbents Michael Felegy and William Whitney are being challenged by Paul Barbehenn, Alicia Du Plooy, Rita Perez, Christine Price and Melissa Stiavelli in the May 20 primary. All candidates are cross-filed, which means they appear on both the Democratic and Republican ballots.
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