Day care regulations and inspections are kinda lax in this state.

I have some horror stories from work.

It’s also a topic that’s been discussed as naseaum for a good while now.

Are you offering anything new or worthwhile to the discourse?

You know they're not official state subreddits or anything, right?

Oh well, who cares.

> Seems few citizens of the commonwealth find this troubling.

Aren't gas prices, and our ridiculously high gas tax, one of the most common things PA citizens bitch about?

There’s misinformation that can be found on Google too, though.

Do you have this same energy about that?

> According to reports, Johnson allegedly raped a teenage girl who was heavily intoxicated and vomiting at the gas station

Somehow, even worse than the headline let on... jfc.

Yes, it's so terrible for another human being to be recovering.

With all your interests, you’d probably love it in the Laurel Highlands. That’s prime outdoors area, with a lot of great parks around.

This entire sub needs a Civics lesson.

> I think he was honestly shocked that he won and quickly found out how in over his head he was. I think he's realizing that he's not up to the enormous responsibilities his position holds which contributed to his depression. I wish him well but what happens next if he needs to step down?

OR you're vastly misinformed and clinical depression is a very common after effect of a stroke and he's trying to treat that.

He paid for the billboard with his own money.

What an expensive way to out yourself as an utter imbecile.

Does the first day of deer rifle season still count?

> Detective Timothy Fink told the outlet that Deborah wrote about not wanting her daughter to die alone, and saying she was going to join her when she decided to end her life.

> The patriarch of the family, 62-year-old James Daub, had written a series of letters spanning a couple of days where he convinced himself he couldn’t live without his family, CBS21 reported.

God damn, this whole story is just so dark.

And I hope the dog ends up with a loving family.

> However It did get looked over more closely since it was the old design

Oh yeah, my ID usually got a longer look than most others. And more than a few jokes about still having the "baby ID"

No, you don't have to.

I had my old portrait orientation ID for far too long after I turned 21 because I ended up having to renew my license right before my 21st birthday.

> Is that a thing? If I’m arrested, can I refuse a mugshot and fingerprinting?

I mean, you can. But there will be further repercussions, like contempt of court. It's state law that you have to be fingerprinted in 48 hours of being arrested for most offenses.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=18&div=0&chpt=91&sctn=12&subsctn=0

> Pennsylvania’s environmental regulator says, over a five-year period, more than half of conventional oil and gas operators failed to report how much gas they pulled from the ground and whether their equipment is safe.

Oh.

Seriously. Talk about everything crumbling around you. Truly hope he has a good support system, still somehow.

I mean, can you imagine your sister telling you she still "needs more time" after discovering her dismembering and trying to hide your own parents' bodies? Ugh.

Most state government positions.

Jawn left Philly a LONG time ago.

I mean, I guess they’ve got their demographic precisely targeted.

At this point, a jawn is whatever the hell you want that jawn to be.

Basically a catch all noun.

> The office of Governor Tom Wolf did not immediately respond to requests for comment, but a news release published Thursday announced that Wolf issued 369 pardons this week. This brings the total pardons Wolf has issued during his time as governor to 2,540, according to the news release.

Good guy Tom.

Did not have "Wolf Pardoning Meek Mill Before Leaving Office" on my 2023 bingo card.