AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunity Voice: A packed hearing in Springdale, marked by protest songs and chants, gave residents a chance to challenge plans for a major data center at a former power plant. Noise and pollution concerns dominated, while construction jobs also drew support. Arts & Letters: Kutztown University will honor late poet Harry Humes with a free Nov. 5 reading of work rooted in Appalachian Pennsylvania life and landscapes. Health & Neighbors: A grant of up to $50,000 from Clarks Summit Goes Pink will help provide mammograms to people in Northeast Pennsylvania who can’t afford screening. Pennsylvania Stories: Scranton’s Houdini displays mark a century since the magician’s death, while a new Hershey biopic is set for a Nov. 17 premiere at Hershey Theatre. Schools: Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a law requiring Pennsylvania schools to restrict student cellphone use during the school day.
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