Economy
PA’s Business Owners, Self-Employed Fight To Weather The Coronavirus Shutdown
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“You want to act like everything is normal, you want to look your brightest…even though that might be a facade.”
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Child Welfare Services Worry About Kids Who Went Off The Grid During Coronavirus Pandemic
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“We will see a rise in the cases of child abuse and neglect when this is over.”
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Why Is Pennsylvania Leading The Nation In Unemployment Claims?
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The Commonwealth’s unemployment compensation program saw more than 378,900 claims filed during the week ending March 21 — 6 percent of the workforce.
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Wolf Administration Won’t Release List Of Businesses That Want ‘Life-Sustaining Waivers
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The Pennsylvania Governor says the state Department of Community and Economic Development will not respond to open records requests for the foreseeable future,
Episodes
Meet The Players From Serling’s ‘O’Toole’ Baseball Program
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“If you place yourself in the time in which the play was written, then I believe you can start to enjoy the play in its fullest.”
Episodes
How A Public Radio Reporter From Ohio Revived A Long Lost Rod Serling Comedy
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“It’s been my dream for three decades to find and revive Serling’s story involving the Cincinnati Reds.”
Episodes
Anne Serling Talks About Her Father’s ‘O’Toole From Moscow’ Comedy
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Rod Serling returns to radio, Saturday, April 18 at 2:00 p.m., with a repeat on Sunday, April 19 at 3:00 p.m on WSKG Radio. CINCINNATI, OH (WVXU) Anne Serling is confident that her famous father would be pleased that Cincinnati Public Radio is reviving O’ Toole From Moscow, his 1955 Cincinnati Reds comedy premiering 8 p.m. tonight on WVXU-FM and at wvxu.org. “I have a thought about my dad, imagining him listening, nodding and just beaming. I am so grateful,” said Serling, daughter of Rod Serling, creator of TV’s The Twilight Zone. Rod Serling, who started his career in Cincinnati (1950-54), wrote O’Toole for NBC’s Matinee Theater.
‘Absolutely Ridiculous’ To Militarize U.S.-Canada Border Over COVID-19
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America’s longest undefended border totals around 4,400 miles and hasn’t been militarized since after the American Civil War.
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Spring Is Here, But Is Nature In Sync?
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“Trees, as a group, are more responsive to these temperature shifts than wildflowers,”
Food and Farms
PA Officials To Farmers: “We Need Local Agriculture Now More Than Ever.”
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“Agriculture’s role is unquestionable: access to food is a right; we need local agriculture now more than ever.”