Several municipalities across Pennsylvania have recently considered new proposed ordinances for homeowners operating in the short-term rental industry. These proposed ordinances seek to create new requirements for homeowners, such as…
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League Link | November 2023
2024 All-America City Award
The National Civic League invites you to apply for the 2024 All-America City Award, the nation’s most prestigious community recognition. This award, now in its 75th year, offers a moment…
News Release – (November 3, 2023) The League Holds Annual Sustainable PA Conference in Gettysburg
NEWS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETO NEWS/CITY DESK EDITORCONTACT: Debbie Bitting, Director of Communications, 717-236-9469, ext. *223; dbitting@pml.org The League Holds Annual Sustainable PA Conference in Gettysburg Harrisburg, PA (November 3, 2023)…
News Release – 10/17/2023 – Wilkes-Barre Township Councilman John Jablowski is The Pennsylvania State Association of Township Commissioners New President
NEWS RELEASEuFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETO NEWS/CITY DESK EDITORCONTACT: Debbie Bitting, Director of Communications717-236-9469, ext. *223; dbitting@pml.org Wilkes-Barre Township Councilman John Jablowski is The Pennsylvania State Association of Township Commissioners New PresidentOfficers…
2023 FEMA BRIC and FMA Non-Disaster Hazard Mitigation Grant Periods is Now Open
The Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency received information regarding the FEMA 2023 Non-Disaster Mitigation Grants. The Building Resilient Infrastructure & Communities (BRIC) has had $1 billion allocated this year. Additionally, the…
Governor Josh Shapiro: Pennsylvania the Only State to Secure Two Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Projects
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday, October 13, 2023 MEDIA CONTACT: Governor’s Press Office, ra-gvgovpress@pa.gov Governor Josh Shapiro: Pennsylvania the Only State to Secure Two Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Projects Transformational federal investment of over…
PELRAS Update | October 2023 – Employer Pays $365,000 Where Automated Screening Software Excludes Older Applicants
The recent settlement serves as a cautionary tale for employers making use of artificial intelligence, as such tools may cause employers to run afoul of nondiscrimination law based on a…
PELRAS Update | October 2023 – Federal Courts Weigh in on Post-Pandemic Requests for Remote Work as a “Reasonable Accommodation”
Recent federal court decisions provide insight on when employees’ physical presence at the job represents an “essential function,” and how pandemic-era policies might be viewed moving forward. Jonathan F. Whalen,…