West Chester, United States (Local)
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WEST CHESTER, PA — Telangana Spice Kitchen was required to correct multiple food-safety and sanitation problems before reopening after a Sept. 8 complaint inspection found improper food temperatures, unavailable handwashing supplies, flies, leaking plumbing, and widespread cleaning deficiencies, according to the Chester County Health Department.
WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County health inspectors cited food-safety and sanitation violations at six establishments on Sept. 9, including improper raw-meat storage, missed handwashing, refrigeration problems and food-contact surfaces with raw-meat residue, according to county inspection reports.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania health regulators failed to consistently document inspections or pursue deficiencies at medical marijuana facilities, with state auditors finding that 24 of 26 required deficiency notices in a sample were either late or never issued, according to a performance audit released Wednesday by Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor.
ROYERSFORD, PA — Chester County victim services and juvenile justice initiatives will receive nearly $1.78 million through a new round of Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency funding, part of more than $8.7 million awarded across state Senate District 44, according to state Sen. Katie Muth.
CLEARFIELD, PA — Pennsylvania added six ATV connector routes in Elk and Potter counties Wednesday, expanding two regional trail networks as the state seeks to channel growing outdoor recreation activity into rural communities and businesses.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania is cutting a portion of the fees charged through its PA 529 Investment Plan from 0.05% to 0.045%, extending a series of reductions and waivers that the state says have saved families more than $29 million.
PHILADELPHIA, PA — SEPTA will receive $80 million in federal funding to make three Philadelphia trolley stations fully accessible, advancing a broader modernization of a network that carries more than 60,000 riders through the Center City tunnel each day.
WEST WHITELAND, PA — Chester County health inspectors cited a Collegium Charter School food facility in Exton on Sept. 11 after finding chicken salads held above the required temperature and a utensil rack that needed cleaning.
BRADDOCK, PA — U.S. Sen. John Fetterman is pressing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to repay medical providers for care delivered at detention facilities, citing $236,124.91 owed to a rural Pennsylvania ambulance service as payment delays strain providers serving both detainees and surrounding communities.
HARRISBURG, PA — Five rural Pennsylvania communities and organizations will receive nearly $2.9 million in federal grants for emergency services, health care, education and public-facility upgrades expected to serve more than 30,000 residents, according to USDA Rural Development.
