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Last April, I wrote a letter to the editor about the need for Pennsylvania to budget more money for K-12 education and also to reform cyber charter schools. I asked others who share my concerns about Pennsylvania’s neglected public schools to contact their state representative and senator to encourage them to adopt a budget that includes those provisions. I’m grateful to those of you who did.

As you know, the budget process was contentious and the final approval was months late, but for those of us supporting improved public education, it was good news.

Last April, I wrote a letter to the editor about the need for Pennsylvania to budget more money for K-12 education and also to reform cyber charter schools. I asked others who share my concerns about Pennsylvania’s neglected public schools to contact their state representative and senator to encourage them to adopt a budget that includes those provisions. I’m grateful to those of you who did.

As you know, the budget process was contentious and the final approval was months late, but for those of us supporting improved public education, it was good news.

Last April, I wrote a letter to the editor about the need for Pennsylvania to budget more money for K-12 education and also to reform cyber charter schools. I asked others who share my concerns about Pennsylvania’s neglected public schools to contact their state representative and senator to encourage them to adopt a budget that includes those provisions. I’m grateful to those of you who did.

As you know, the budget process was contentious and the final approval was months late, but for those of us supporting improved public education, it was good news.

Last April, I wrote a letter to the editor about the need for Pennsylvania to budget more money for K-12 education and also to reform cyber charter schools. I asked others who share my concerns about Pennsylvania’s neglected public schools to contact their state representative and senator to encourage them to adopt a budget that includes those provisions. I’m grateful to those of you who did.

As you know, the budget process was contentious and the final approval was months late, but for those of us supporting improved public education, it was good news.

Early in his first term, Donald Trump mooted a “military option” for Venezuela to dislodge its president, Nicolás Maduro. Reports suggest he eagerly discussed the prospect of an invasion behind closed doors. Advisers eventually talked him down. Instead, the U.S. pursued a “maximum pressure” strategy of sanctions and threats.

Early in his first term, Donald Trump mooted a “military option” for Venezuela to dislodge its president, Nicolás Maduro. Reports suggest he eagerly discussed the prospect of an invasion behind closed doors. Advisers eventually talked him down. Instead, the U.S. pursued a “maximum pressure” strategy of sanctions and threats.

Early in his first term, Donald Trump mooted a “military option” for Venezuela to dislodge its president, Nicolás Maduro. Reports suggest he eagerly discussed the prospect of an invasion behind closed doors. Advisers eventually talked him down. Instead, the U.S. pursued a “maximum pressure” strategy of sanctions and threats.

Early in his first term, Donald Trump mooted a “military option” for Venezuela to dislodge its president, Nicolás Maduro. Reports suggest he eagerly discussed the prospect of an invasion behind closed doors. Advisers eventually talked him down. Instead, the U.S. pursued a “maximum pressure” strategy of sanctions and threats.

Early in his first term, Donald Trump mooted a “military option” for Venezuela to dislodge its president, Nicolás Maduro. Reports suggest he eagerly discussed the prospect of an invasion behind closed doors. Advisers eventually talked him down. Instead, the U.S. pursued a “maximum pressure” strategy of sanctions and threats.

ROSE: ALS is a feared disease and fearsome puzzle that so far has defied scientists’ best efforts to understand and cure it. Their best hope, as in so many medical fields, rests on cracking the genetic code that causes Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, once widely known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease after it struck the New York Yankees slugger in 1939.

Roses to the staff of the Geisinger Neurology Danville ALS Clinic, which recently celebrated 20 years of caring for patients and helping their families cope with the many challenges the degenerative disease presents.