There's misinformation out there about the vaccines for the coronavirus. It should be ignored.
Jeer: A poll released in late March by NBC News and Morning Consult contained a disturbing finding – 26% of those who are part of the Generation Z cohort, which includes those aged 25 and younger, have said they are not interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The reasoning? They believ…
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President Biden has outlined a plan to invest in American infrastructure, and such investments are needed if we are to remain competitive.
Cheer: Those working within Fayette County’s vaccination task force, again, deserve praise. Their monumental efforts to get vaccine to those among the county’s nearly 130,000 residents who want it has proven so successful that the registry has been exhausted of those eligible under the state…
A private Facebook group that had Pittsburgh-area police officers venting about the Black Lives Matter movement, Rachel Levine, and other figures, demonstrates the need for improved police recruitment measures.
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A private Facebook group that had Pittsburgh-area police officers venting about the Black Lives Matter movement, Rachel Levine, and other figures, demonstrates the need for improved police recruitment measures.
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Cheer: “Everyone is focused on a goal with no other concept in mind other than making the county better,” Fayette Chamber Executive Director Muriel Nuttall said earlier this week. The immediate goal is to get county residents vaccinated against COVID-19, but as Nuttall pointed out, doing tha…
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State officials need to come up with new ways to pay for infrastructure needs besides the gas tax.
State officials need to come up with new ways to pay for infrastructure needs besides the gas tax.
At times we felt like David, fighting Goliath.
Jeer: Pennsylvanians have some reasons to be suffering from vaccine envy right now. In Michigan, residents aged 16 and older will be eligible to receive a coronavirus vaccine starting April 5. Ohio residents aged 50 and older are already eligible, and Gov. Mike DeWine says Ohioans aged 40 an…
After months of COVID-19-related restrictions, a sunny day in spring should be viewed as an embraceable reminder of better days ahead.
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It was one year ago that COVID-19 started disrupting our lives. We're getting closer to normal, but still have some distance to travel.
Cheer: Fayette County is really shining across the state with its vaccine distribution efforts. Earlier this week, county officials noted Fayette’s vaccination rate per 100,000 residents was ninth in the state. Many of those who’ve received the potentially life-saving – and definitely life-c…
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