PanDoughMonium Becomes a Go-To Stop in Downingtown
DOWNINGTON, PA — For anyone hoping to try PanDoughMonium Bakery, early mornings and patience come with the territory.
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SSA Claims Faster Service, Fewer Backlogs as Commissioner Briefs Advisory Board
BALTIMORE, MD — Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank J. Bisignano met on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, with members of the Social Security Advisory Board to outline what the agency called …
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CMS Reports Billions in Improper Payments, But Says Most Are Paperwork Errors
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released its latest improper payment estimates, reporting tens of billions of dollars in payments that failed to meet program requirements …
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From Liberty Bells to Youth Grants, Farm Show Puts Pennsylvania on Display
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania’s biggest annual showcase of agriculture opened with marching drums, mounted troopers and a blue ribbon, then rolled into a week of grant announcements, workforce recruiting, innovation …
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New Vaccine Voices Named as $231M Boost Expands 988 Crisis Lifeline
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal health leaders moved on two major fronts this past week, reshaping national vaccine policy oversight while injecting hundreds of millions of dollars into the country’s mental …
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Record Rebates, Bigger Relief: Seniors Can Apply Now for Expanded Tax Aid
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania seniors and residents with disabilities can now apply for a new round of property tax and rent rebates, as state officials point to record payouts and …
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VA Earns National Praise as Burnout Falls and Benefits Leadership Search Begins
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is drawing national recognition for improving physician well-being while simultaneously launching a high-stakes search for new leadership at the agency responsible …
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New Year, New Benefits: Pennsylvania Veterans Urged to Review Earned Aid
ANNVILLE, PA — With a new year underway and major laws reshaping eligibility, Pennsylvania officials are urging veterans to make reviewing their benefits a top priority, warning that thousands may …
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Food Aid Meets Federal Mandate as PA Unveils New Volunteer Path for SNAP
HARRISBURG, PA — As new federal rules tighten work and reporting requirements for food assistance, Pennsylvania officials have rolled out a new tool designed to help certain Supplemental Nutrition Assistance …
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FDA Clears Faster Path for Gene Cures as Rare Disease Breakthrough Arrives
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration signaled a sweeping shift in how cutting-edge therapies reach patients this month, unveiling regulatory flexibility for cell and gene therapies, modernizing …
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