Wake-up Call: wrong number, workers comp politics, opioids, campaigns
That lines comes from my youth. When I was a kid an elderly lady used to call our house in Philly on very early rainy mornings to give a weather report -- to the wrong family.
"It's raining, Julia," she'd say squeakily, waking up my father who had gotten off police shift work.
"@#%$@#&*$ Julia doesn't live here &%#$$," my dad screamed into the rotary handle.
It went on for years. Hahaha. OK, I'm done laughing.
Here's your bit of early news.
Workers comp, opioids and politics
Democratic Gov.
To gear up for that veto, Wolf on Thursday announced he had signed an executive order outlining steps to curb opioid presecriptions in workers comp cases. It's not enough,
Stay tuned.
Politics of legislative bill-making ripped
Morning Call columnist
He criticized a
In passing it's bill, the
By opting for their own bill, the
Emily's List comes to money rescue
Democrat
The group announced Thursday it will be spending money on direct mail and TV ads in her bid to replace retiring Rep.
The ads will target, arguably, her biggest primary competitor:
Opioids in a pinch
Next gubernatorial debate
The primary election is inching ever so slowly near. That means the debate schedule is winding down for Republican candidates for governor.
The last debate of the primary season will be held at
The candidates are corporate lawyer
The debate will be moderated by
"The race to take on
Earlier this week, the candidates participated in a debate hosted by two other central
In that debate, held Tuesday, Mango and Wagner clashed over negative TV ads and Ellsworth scolded them both.
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