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VA Butler offers expansive mental health services while adapting to veterans’ needs
VA Butler Healthcare System is aiming to provide comprehensive mental healthcare to meet veterans where they are and with what they need. The system’s mental and behavioral health services stretch from inpatient to outpatient veterans, as well as offering a wide range of clinical and nonclinical experiences. Its programs are designed to adapt to veterans’ changing needs.
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Turnpike Ready To Move To Open Road Tolling Next Year
Pennsylvania Turnpike officials are getting ready to make the move to all open-road tolling next year. The switch will officially be made on January 3rd and drivers will no longer have to slow down through the toll booths. The open-road tolling will now charge you by how many miles you’ve...
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Results Released From Operation Safe Stop
State officials are releasing data from this year’s Operation Safe Stop, which aims to promote school bus safety. This one-day of targeted enforcement took place on Wednesday, October 21st this year. Participating agencies reported seeing 196 violations of the School Bus Stopping Law. That requires drivers in all directions...
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NCUA Won’t Say Why Its Examiner Certified Failed IBEW 712 FCU’s Call Reports
The federal regulators declined to tell the Overdrawn podcast why. IBEW Local Union 712 Federal Credit Union failed in 2020 due to its CEO’s embezzlement. Now, the Overdrawn podcast has uncovered that, for at least part of that time, the certifying official on its Call Reports was its examiner, and the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) won’t say why.
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Sewickley Academy rolls to PIAA girls soccer first round win over Conemaugh Township
OHIO TWP. — Following its first WPIAL championship in over 20 years, Sewickley Academy didn’t experience any championship hangover, with the team cruising to a 3-0 victory in the opening round of the PIAA Class 1A girls soccer championship on Tuesday, Nov. 10. “I’ve been around long enough to experience that championship hangover and it was something we talked about for a little bit, but the group responded very well and has a lot of experience,” Sewickley Academy head coach Gary Weber said. “The older players set a great tone for the younger ones, so it makes it a lot easier to coach.” Sewickley Academy (20-0) wasted little time to jump on Conemaugh Township, with forward Emma Eannarino taking the match into her own hands, putting up a hat trick in the first half to give the team a comfortable lead. The senior’s first goal came less than a minute into the contest, with Eannarino firing a shot off a Conemaugh Township (14-4) defender and into the back of the net. Eannarino’s second tally came just over 20 minutes after her first, sending a strong shot past the Conemaugh Township keeper to double Sewickley Academy’s lead. LIVE UPDATES: PIAA high