Tag: governor tom wolf

Outdoor Dining in Philadelphia to Return June 12th

June 11, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Outdoor dining will re-open tomorrow, Friday, June 12 in Philadelphia. For restaurants seeking outdoor dining options, applications for licenses will see a 3-day turnaround for approval from the City of Philadelphia. View More »

Businesses and Restaurants Enter the “Yellow” Phase

June 7, 2020 Matthew Silverman

Southeastern Pennsylvania was given the “yellow” light June 5th to enter the second phase of Governor Tom Wolf’s three-phase reopening plan. View More »

Delaware County Barber Shop Defies PA Governor’s Order To Stay Closed

May 27, 2020 Matthew Silverman

Some local small businesses have already succumbed to the economic impact of the coronavirus. View More »

Temple Update News Brief | May 12, 2020

May 12, 2020 Ashley Mir

Tuesday’s Headlines Governor Wolf threatens to withhold federal and state funding for Pennsylvania counties who are rebelling COVID-19 restrictions Temple Update’s Matt Silverman sees just how effective antibody testing is Brian Ortiz has your three-day weather forecast. View More »

Gov. Tom Wolf Releases Plan For PA Reopening

April 24, 2020 Camryn Duncan

Residents of northcentral and northwestern Pennsylvania are projected to be the first in the state to be released from Gov. View More »

Gov. Tom Wolf Outlines Plan For Pennsylvania Reopening

April 17, 2020 Camryn Duncan

Pennsylvania will gradually reopen its economy using a “regional, sector-based approach” and a modeling tool that will help public officials decide when it’s safe, according to a plan outlined Friday by Gov. View More »

PA Supreme Court Calls for New Congressional Map

January 25, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

“Gerrymandering is where one political party does that – draws the lines basically – to try and give their party an advantage in the elections.” View More »

Gov. Wolf to Allow Budget to Go Into Effect

March 23, 2016 Eve C Siconolfi

Governor Tom Wolf announced the 2015-16 budget will pass, which has and will directly affect Temple, and other state schools which rely on the state of Pennsylvania’s funding. View More »