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Pennsylvania regulator to hold hearing for Harrah s Philadelphia Casino license renewal

PA Gaming Control Board to Hold Public Hearing on June 30th for Harrah s Philadelphia Casino License Renewal

Students Or Horses? Education Advocates Want To Repurpose Pennsylvania s Generous Horse-Racing Subsidy

AP To Honor and Serve, right, with jockey Jose Lezcano, crosses the finish line in front of Ruler on Ice, with jockey Garrett Gomez, to win during the Pennsylvania Derby horse race at Parx Racing on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011, in Bensalem, Pa. Education advocates are demanding Pennsylvania lawmakers make a choice: students or horses. They want the state to cut subsidies to the horse-racing industry that top $230 million annually and redirect the funds to students and the State System of Higher Education. Pennsylvania’s Racehorse Development Fund, the most generous in the nation after New York, traces back to 1967 but was vastly expanded in 2004.

School advocates call for end to Pa horse-racing subsidy

Editorial: Betting on kids, not horses

Pennsylvania USA Today Network Editorial Board Armstrong County native Nellie Bly helped give rise to investigative journalism when, in 1887, she feigned mental illness to gain entry to the Women s Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell s Island in New York City s East River. The 23-year-old Bly spent 10 days in the asylum and emerged with a harrowing expose on brutality and neglect for the New York World newspaper. Reforms followed. Two years later, in another project for The World, Bly set what was then a record by circling the globe in 72 days. She traveled alone mostly via railroads and steamships. Her husband s death in 1903 left her in charge of a manufacturing company where she went on to patent a number of related innovations.

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