No. The owner abandoned it last year and skipped out to the Free State of Florida.

Whenever you see an organization with the name "Moms for [insert cause]," you can be sure it's one woman with a computer.

Looks like the Ron DeSantis playbook for the moral police has made it to Pennsylvania. Have to protect the children from depravity. Wish they were this passionate after every school shooting when kids actually die. But they're strangely silent.

I had Pennie for a couple years and it was great. I also found that the customer service is really helpful. When you call you talk to a real person who can answer all your questions. Made it easy, and the website gives you all the plan options and prices, including your subsidy. So glad we live in PA, because a lot of states don't offer this many plans.

Nothing to worry about. Are you coming this week? Looks like a pretty quiet week with temps in the 30s or 40s with little precipitation. We've hardly had any snow this winter, unfortunately.

I was thinking of the sculptures on the Westinghouse Bridge, too. They are amazing. If you were going from Wheeling to Harrisburg, were you traveling on I-70 and then got on the turnpike at New Stanton? The Westinghouse Bridge would be route 30, which can get you to the turnpike, too.

They can run their own lives as they see fit. The problem is they want to run everyone else's life, too.

Someone posted a picture of this boat on Reddit over the winter and then another Redditor responded that the owner skipped town and moved to Florida.

I've bought two houses and have never seen anything like this during my search.

And yet these people "for liberty" are silent when little kids get their brains blown out in school shootings.

How did people watch before cable when everything was free? I remember people watching on over the air TV and the Pirates games were always on the radio?

This is the best thing ever invented. Ever.

This has turned into a huge mess. Years ago when they started allowing this, the idea was that "competition would bring the price down for everybody." Didn't really happen that way.

The Tribune-Review published an in-depth story on Wednesday about the air, soil and water implications of the derailment based on science and the geologic structure of this region.

I know Maryland and some other states have a system that is uniform statewide for all counties. Any chance the state legislature in PA might take up the issue?

Are you referring to the train derailment in Ohio? That was three weeks ago, and the wind was heading south-southwest and the smoke dissipated quickly.

It will always be the Kaufmanns clock. It's still the Marshall Field's clock in Chicago and there's no Marshall Field's anymore, either,

Glad they are reopening. Wilson's is an institution.

The average 30 year old goes through a drive-thru for a bag 'o' food product.

It's part of this year's Carnegie International. Some of the works are being placed in the community. You can see the exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art. It's fascinating.

Gated developments are not a thing much in the northeast and midwest.

Yeah, Sheetz needs tons of land for parking, which is at a premium and more expensive in the city. Plus most commercial districts and neighborhoods wouldn't want a big tacky red structure in their area.

I remember reading it was the influence of the Great Lakes. The largest bodies of fresh water in the world influence weather for a big part of the midwest and northeast. Because of the lakes, we're pretty insulated from the coming water crisis in the drought belts of the south and west.

Turns out it was a hoax intended to go viral, which it did. Everybody thinks they're an "influencer."

Always remember and don't ever forget: Local news's job is to get you to watch. That's it. The goal is ratings and revenue. The more eyeballs and clicks, the more they can charge for ads. The advertisers are their customers, not the viewers. It's been that way since the late 70s when consultants told station owners that news could be a big profit center.