The Legal Intelligencer...is sending a text message, according to Lisiecki, who heads the North Huntingdon department. It's unscientific, but it's just one method...
...The Department of Environmental Protection is developing...727 inspections done in the north central region, which includes 45...
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...mining and drilling regulations. It also monitors regulations issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. Joanne Ross Wilder, president of Wilder and...
...All-terrain Vehicle Law requires ATVs to be registered with the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the defendants argued the vehicle is exempt...
...counties that sued the Corrections Department seeking repayment. The...high-profile escapes from the Huntingdon and Dallas state prisons a...
...to Section 9728(b)(5) of the Judicial Code, which allows the Department of Corrections to make deductions from inmates' personal accounts. Buck...
...Lynn Kagarise, M.S., psychologist, Huntingdon; James D. Rogers, Ph.D...crane operator at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation facility in Harrisburg...
...The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, as an agency of the Commonwealth, cannot be held liable...
...The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, as an agency of the Commonwealth, cannot be held liable...
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