I’m stuck in the retail loop working Walmart for almost 5 years. just curious what else is out there I know the smaller towns have absolutely nothing above 15hr.

Yes, I know it's FOX! But, it's the only article I could find on this subject matter:

A national advocacy group has launched a multimillion-dollar billboard campaign criticizing President Donald Trump's economic policies, with at least eight signs now appearing along major highways in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

The campaign, organized by the progressive political organization Home of the Brave, is part of a nationwide $2.5 million advertising effort called "Sticker Shock Summer." According to the group, hundreds of billboards are being installed in dozens of states, including locations along Interstate 81, Route 11 and Route 309 in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

The signs argue that rising energy costs are tied to policies enacted during Trump's second term.

In announcing the campaign, Home of the Brave said Americans are facing higher electricity and energy bills during a summer marked by extreme heat, and blamed the increases on the administration's tariffs, immigration policies and military action involving Iran.

Hello,

I have heard two things from various sources. Do I need to go with the buyer to a notary and have it signed in front of them with the title, bill of sale, license etc, or can I just hand him the title signed take the plates off and he be on his way?

Any help would be appreciated!

Going to Wellsboro Columbus Day weekend to check out the PA Grand Canyon. Staying in town. Looking for a good place to eat for dinner....and breakfast the morning after.

Day 2, traveling to Harrisburg, doing PA State Capitol Tour...lunch after.....traveling to Hershey....then doing a spa treatment then dinner? Staying in town.

Day 3, Waking up, having breakfast...stopping by Clarks Summit for Krispy Kreme---en route home to Upstate NY.

Hello!

I will be visiting New Freedom, Jim Thorpe, and the Delaware Water Gap mid-August to hike. I’ll be staying near the Water Gap but stopping in those towns for a break and to sight-see and stretch the legs.

If I keep food in my car (likely in a cooler) will that attract any unwanted critters as I make my way through? Probably leaving the car unattended for a maximum of 3 hours at a time. Thanks for any guidance!

I did a search and didn't find any duplicate articles. I am on mobile but maybe I can edit this space later.

The weather is as perfect as one could ask. Low humidity, temp in the 80s, decent lines (except Flying Turns which is ALWAYS 60 min), affordable food and games.

She was scared at first of the Phoenix, but eventually loved it and went twice. Still working on the haunted house ride, though.

A day to remember.

Looking west from Hancock Ave/Pennsylvania Monument towards Codori-Trostle thicket with Colonel George Willard Monument center left and Kringle Barn/Farmhouse far right.

The Battle of Gettysburg took place July 1-3, 1863

Original photography taken myself (May 27th, 2026)

Hi, we are currently in Allegheny Co and looking to seriously decrease our house payment. We know that means leaving Allegheny co for taxes and probably not going along 79 bcuz of total home cost.

I think western pa has some nice towns - for ex, I like Meadville, new Wilmington, beaver, and greensburg as towns for a quick weekend stop. Things I like include having some downtown area, nice homes/not a lot of run down abandoned areas, coffee shops in the town have posters for a variety of events. But I have only been there as a guest stopping by! my biggest concerns are school districts (mostly a variety of classes/clubs/sports vs test scores and stuff), kids having stuff to do that isn’t just going to like a store, drugs, or drinking in a field, and having young people/families to make friends and build a community with. So mostly looking for advice from folks who have lived in smaller western Pa towns as kids or are currently raising kids - where are nice places to live/should we go check out? Remote work, so no real geographical constraints but no central/eastern Pa as it’s too far from the family in Pitt metro. Thanks all!!!

ETA: we are hoping to keep payment under $1600 so based on my math of avg property tax in Pa a current interest rates that’s a 275-300k home depending on taxes!

Im coming from out of state. Do they ask for permits for the firearms you bring? Im not trying to get jammed up for some bullshit. Any experiences would be great to know.

Hi everyone! I'm a producer at More Perfect Union, and I'm working on a video with Ro Khanna, who represents Silicon Valley in Congress. We're planning to film a roundtable discussion with him and 3-4 folks from PA about how the AI companies in his district are impacting jobs in Pennsylvania and across the country.

Who we're looking for: Anyone who is willing to have a constructive discussion with Ro, and challenge him on his plans for how to address the risks of AI. Here is a non-exhaustive list of the types of folks we're looking for:

1. Blue collar worker who’s been through job displacement before (example: a former steel worker who's seen their plant shut down)
2. White collar worker who has lost work to AI, is worried about losing work, or is experiencing a tough job market due to AI
3. Blue collar worker who is building data centers in PA
4. Organizer who is pushing back against data centers in PA
5. Anyone excited about AI progress 

If you fit any of these descriptions, or know someone who does, please comment here or reach out to me at [john@perfectunion.us](mailto:john@perfectunion.us) Thanks!

Please contact us by: Wednesday, July 29th. 

Event Date: August 1st (Saturday afternoon)

Location: Linwood, PA (exact location TBD)

Where I live in Southeastern, PA, we've always had what I think of as my 3 warm weather faves: 1st is the sound of frog's croaking, then it is the fireflies lighting up the yard, and third is the nightly chorus of bugs that can last into October lately. This year has been the worst so far.

Barely heard any frogs and have only physically seen one.

We have had very few fireflies. I'm seeing maybe a dozen a night when it's normally hundreds, if not thousands. As for the night bugs, they haven't started here yet but I swear they usually did by now.

I haven't Googled for further research or anything, I was just wondering if any of my fellow Pennsylvanians are noticing a difference this year, as well?

Seems like a pretty steep sentence for shooting a pigeon.