I moved back to PA from Illinois. Had to have my car isdued a new title issued issued in pa. Took over 2 months at Penn dot. I get the feeling they ate a wee understaffed these days.

I don't know, I know some docs at LGH and they are happy there.

I lived in Illinois for a couple years. If I was in the army, I'd say I had a shit deployment. Higher taxes, worse roads, worse schools. I grew up in jersey, again worse taxes slightly better roads, I miss people pumping my gas.

She likes it, she is from a military family (army). You can't beat the federal benefits. We are in Mannheim so her commute is under 20 minutes.

I would suggest the harrisburg area. Lots of hospitals including a large VA hospital that is almost always hiring (my wife is a doctor there). Lower cost of living compared to philly or Pittsburg. But lancaster city provides most of the amenities of a larger city. Housing in the burbs can still be had in the 300kish range. I also have 1gb up and down for internet.

No no. Everyone gets to choose as long as they choose the right thing. That's is the Maga way. Just like freedom of religion, as long as it's a Protestant Chistian variety.

I'd try air bnb

So I can't use my 20% off from bed bath and beyond?

Over by widner is okish.

I grew up in fairfield in nj. I could see this happening there to. Guess something about the name.

Personally I have to call when I need an oil delivery.

I think I'd like to know how many votes by mail by party. If 10 times more mail in votes were by democrats then logic would dictate more democratic ballots would be in error. Looking at the numbers my guess is by percentage third party ballots have the highest reject rate.

Haverford is a good school but you can do better for the price point in the area. I'd say upenn has the best comp-sci program. I am bias as I've severed as a mentor there for a couple programs over the years. Drexel isn't bad, Rutgers is decent, I've heard mixed reviews about Villanova but no first hand experience with that program.

Haverford is small not sure if that is a pro or con for you. Haverford students can also take some classes at Bryn Mawr (all girls, 7 sisters school). A bunch of students are old mainline families, it's mostly known for liberal arts.

My neighbor in Philly had the same. He was plastered and peeing in a park and pissed the cop off.

Also not a lawyer but I think it comes down to expectation of privacy. If I'm on a public street a local business can record me from their security camera. I can't reasonably assume things I do in public are private. Vs having a phone call with a friend, I can assume its private.

Is it just persevered land or are they functioning farms?

Ppa vehicles scan license plates as they drive. Being in a valid spot doesn't make a difference if you are on the street. For the boot it's am amount owed. Iirc $400 was the threshold. But if you don't pay you will rack up fees. Honestly not worth the headache.i just accepted it as a cost of living. My average tickets all together were 300-400 a month.

They will send it to collection no question. If you park in the city the ppa could boot you. I lived in Philly for a decade in the art museum area with very little parking. I've been booted, towed and chased for non moving violations. A little town might not bother chasing you down but a place that does thousands of tickets have a streamline process. Just pay it or you can go down and try to argue it. There's a place on 9th and Filbert that hears the challenges but expect to waste a couple hours. They might of changed this since covid though.

I know it sucks, I paid over $5 a gallon for oil. The Brits are actually having rampant fire wood inflation right now with the ng cut backs from russia.

I don't see the word significantly in the email. It looks like a heads up email. Hey you use electric heat, it's winter so you'll use heat and your bill will be higher than when you aren't using the heat. I don't see anything about a rate increase.

We have dogs no idea on kid stuff.

Well Iived in fairmount/art museum for about a decade. I'd recommend manheim. It's a cute town, nice town square with tons of little shops. It's only about 20 or so minutes to lancaster and 10 minutes or so to 76 so easy highway access for travel.

Them fightin words...

See we need to just step back and remember we are all Pennsylvanians and we need to stick together and be happy we're not in jersey (I'm from jersey originally)

Sure but it is still a very small percentage.