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A Huntingdon County resident who was injured nearly eight years ago in a fall in the parking lot of the county’s Chestnut Terrace housing complex will finally get her day in court as the result of a decision Wednesday by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Sharon Wise, who resided in the Chestnut Terrace complex owned by the Huntingdon County Housing Authority, was walking with her sister on the night of May 9, 2013, when she “rolled her ankle” on the edge of the sidewalk.
Wise broke her ankle, which, according to her attorney, Nathan M. Murawsky of Landsdale, was a severe injury that still gives her problems to this day.
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Apr 19, 2021
Pennsylvania says it s making steady progress on the vaccine front. Over the weekend, the state reached a milestone of having more than 3,000,000 Pennsylvanians fully vaccinated from COVID-19. Another 2.5-million are partially vaccinated. State health officials say nearly seven-million doses of the vaccine have been administered here.
While the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine remains on hold after six women reported cases of blood clots after receiving that vaccine, Gov. Tom Wolf urges Pennsylvanians not to overreact to the pause. There have been almost 7-million Johnson & Johnson vaccines that have been given out in this country and there have been six cases. Six. Out of nearly seven million, the governor says. Wolf says it s too early to say that, statistically, the J&J vaccine is causing an increase in hesitancy, but hesitancy was an issue they have been looking at since day one.