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It's our first Friday news roundup of the new year, and we're catching up on a bunch of stories, from detention and deportation to the governor's sports tickets to higher turnpike tolls. Plus, we've got the latest on the PA Farm Show butter sculpture, an important “I Voted” sticker contest, and ways to watch Pittsburgh on TV while you're staying in and staying warm. Notes and references from today's show: This week's Hey Pittsburgh trivia! Marc Fogel's family says they have “more hope than we have ever” after “wrongfully detained” designation [KDKA] Fetterman cosponsors GOP-led Laken Riley bill, one of the few Democrats backing it [The Inquirer] The House GOP's first bill of 2025 could enable a Ken Paxton power grab [MSNBC] This year's 5% Pennsylvania Turnpike toll increase comes with new toll gantries and rate calculations [Union Progress] Campaign funds, secretive nonprofit pay for Josh Shapiro's sports tickets [SpotlightPA] Under Shapiro, half of clemency recommendations remain unsigned [SpotlightPA] Josh Shapiro wasn't on the ballot this year, but still spent millions campaigning. Here's where the money went. [SpotlightPA] Allegheny County Councilman Sam DeMarco resigns to work for Sen. Dave McCormick [KDKA] Iulia Vann named as Allegheny County health director [PublicSource] Advocates ‘hopeful' about change under Allegheny County Jail warden nominee [WESA] "I Voted" Sticker Contest [Allegheny County] Become a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm. Want more Pittsburgh news? Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're also on Instagram @CityCastPgh! Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Find out all the ways that agriculture empowers our daily lives and makes us a national leader. It's a preview of th109th Pennsylvania Farm Show running January 4th through the 11th." https://www.pa.gov/agencies/farmshow/pa-farm-show.html
Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper return from the holiday season to discuss the wonders of the PA Farm Show – including the milkshakes – how to address issues with public faith in higher education, and the end of an era for Nike Golf.
Jason Gottesman and State Rep. Jesse Topper return from the holiday season to discuss the wonders of the PA Farm Show – including the milkshakes – how to address issues with public faith in higher education, and the end of an era for Nike Golf.
The National Park Service is retracting a proposal to take down a statue of William Penn at a Philadelphia historical site as part of a renovation. A motion to move up the 2028 primary date in Pennsylvania is heading through the general assembly. Health care systems in Pennsylvania are gearing up to offer treatment for sickle cell disease in the new year. Who has the best mullet at the Pennsylvania Farm Show?Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss an upgrade in compensation for Emergency Medical Service Companies, Broadband Service, and the PA Farm Show.
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss an upgrade in compensation for Emergency Medical Service Companies, Broadband Service, and the PA Farm Show.
One of Pennsylvania's great traditions is back and bigger than ever with the 108th annual Farm Show held in Harrisburg Jan. 6 – 13. Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Lisa Graybeal sits down with Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill to preview the nation's largest indoor agricultural expo. To learn more about the upcoming Farm Show, please visit: https://www.farmshow.pa.gov/pafarmshow/Pages/default.aspx
"The 2024 Pennsylvania Farm Show connects the $132.5 PA Agriculture industry to the lives that are positively impacted daily by its success."
1. Julio and Len visited the 107th Pennsylvania Farm Show. One of the 1st things we noticed were how many families were there! 2. While at the Farm Show Len & Julio visited the Calving Corner. It was like watching the incredible Dr. Pol live! 3. When you think of Farm Animals you think cows, sheep even pigs but Rabbits? One of the coolest areas was seeing all of the different kinds of Rabbits. 4. The Farm Show had so much diversity! The Competition wasn't It wasn't just for Animals but also flower Arranging, houseplants and even Christmas Trees. 5. On this week's "House Plant Rant" we're talking about one of my favorites Aglaonema.
JC comes to visit Trent at the 2023 PA Farm Show and it creates a tremendous number of dialogue opportunities for all.
1. Scale is an insect that that attaches itself like a barnacle on to both landscape and indoor plants. They literally suck the life out of them and It's is a perfect time rid your plants of these destructive pests. 2. The 107th Pennsylvania Farm Show begins today at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center in Harrisburg, PA. It is the largest indoor agricultural event held in the United States. 3. Did you ever wonder where the Butterflies go in the winter? 4. We received a call from a customer who had Fungus Gnats buzzing all around their houseplants. We'll tell you how to eliminate these annoying pest 5. We're introducing a new segment this week called "The Houseplant Rant". Each week we will introduce you to an easy to care for houseplant. This week we focus on the Snakeplant AKA Mother in law tongue!
Live from the PA Farm Show in Harrisburg where we are litterally bringing food producers and food consumers together.
"We're gearing up for all the fun and excitement set for the 107th Pennsylvania Farm Show running from Saturday, January 7th through the 14th". www.farmshow.pa.com
Countyfairgrounds and CoolKay interview the 2023 Pennsylvania Farm Show with Shannon Powers. We discuss the history of the show and what is gong on at this years event
Well known for their luscious PA Farm Show treats, Dave Smith, executive director of the PA Dairymen's Association, joins the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association's Shelf Confidence podcast to talk milkshakes, PA dairy farms and connecting with the community.
Yesterday was the one-year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection. While a lot of words were said, it remains to be seen whether the political will exists to defend democracy. Will we keep anti-majoritarian rules like the filibuster in place? Will we continue to support a Senate that grants disproportionate power to white, rural states and districts? What will this year's elections bring? COVID rages and it appears our institutions are pretty much throwing in the towel. In a what-the-what news…lightning increased dramatically around the North Pole. According to CNN, “Vaisala, an environmental monitoring company that tracks lightning around the world, reported 7,278 lightning strokes occurred last year north of 80 degrees latitude, nearly twice as many as the previous nine years combined.” The Pennsylvania Farm Show is this weekend! Don't want covid? Do go. It's that simple because masks and vaccination cards won't be required as Omicron is ripping the lands. Doug Mastriano is launching his campaign for Governor tomorrow. Get ready everybody. The Pennridge School District makes more moves to discriminate and whitewash history now that the extremists have full control of the board. The board ordered the removal of the book, Heather Has Two Mommies, due to its radical message that “it doesn't matter how many mommies or how many daddies your family has … the most important thing about a family is that all the people in it love each other.” Check out Cyril's interview with the book's author, Lesléa Newman, in his latest column. And then there's moves to prevent critical discussion on the one-year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection. Teachers were sent a note instructing them to “not wade into” discussion of January 6. Instead, they should stick to “business as usual.” We should recall that Bucks County had more people attend the insurrection than any other county - and the Pennridge School Board president, Joan Cullen, was one of them. Looks like the Executive Director of Upper Bucks County Technical School. Jeffrey Sweda, is being given the boot after the board overseeing the school's Joint Operating Committee charges him with “persistent negligence in the performance of his duties, willful neglect of duties, and/or willful failure to comply with school laws and directives.” The charges include buying a $999 log splitter for his personal use, stealing pavers from the school, cutting security cameras to the loading dock, abusing co-workers, and more. Station Eleven.
Russell Redding, Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture, speaking with WVIA's Fiona Powell about the 2022 PA Farm Show at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, running January 8 through 15, with free admission, but a charge for parking. www.farmshow.pa.gov
It's the first podcast of 2021 & I'm here with this week's Express Takes that I'll be covering. My thoughts on The Brodie Lee Tribute Show that took place on AEW Dynamite & why I feel it's among if not the best tribute show ever done for a wrestler. A full honest recap and my thoughts on WWE Monday Night Raw this week which was billed as "RAW Legends Night". I'll tell you why this came off as a failure for the most part in my opinion. I go over the number & ratings for WWE Friday Night SmackDown on FOX from New Year's Night & this week's Raw Legends Night Episode. The numbers are not surprising for both shows & you'll find out why that is. You'll get my picks for The NFL Wild Card Weekend that takes place this weekend across the league. The Pro Football Hall of Fame announces its 15 finalist for possible election. I break down those player and I give you my picks for enshrinement for the class of 2021. Some odd news to end the podcast you'll hear about a man suing a well known bakery company for something you'll not believe & also how people can take part doing a butter sculpture for The PA Farm Show & how you could be rewarded for it. I hope you're all doing well as we're into 2021. Sit back, grab a cold water, & enjoy Episode #120 of The GMTE Podcast. Thanks Everyone & Keep It In Full Drive!!! #Happy2021
Russell Redding, Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary, speaking with WVIA's Fiona Powell about agriculture in the Commonwealth & the 105th PA Farm Show online 1/9 -1/16/21 at www.farmshow.pa.gov/ They also spoke about the novel "All Creatures Great & Small" by James Herriot that will return to PBS Masterpiece in a new version premiering January 10 at 9:00 pm on WVIA-TV. The WVIA Page Turners Book Club is currently reading the novel in connection with the TV series, and they will host an open book discussion on Monday, January 11, at 7:00 pm. For Information: www.wvia.org/pageturners/
Listen to Smart Talk every weekday at 9am and 7pm on WITF 89.5 & 93.3. You can also stream WITF radio live on our website or ask your smart speaker to “Play WITF Radio.” Plans for the 2021 Pennsylvania Farm Show are taking shape, although exhibits and the experience will look quite different this year. … Continue reading "Smart Talk: Pa Farm show goes virtual to highlight state’s agriculture industry"
The Blueline is back and with special guest Garrett Pilon joining the show. We recap our trip to the Pennsylvania Farm Show, why the guys are always cursing, and Willi getting pranked. Topics also include Garrett's career and how he's known Hobbsy since they were kids. There's a chat about Peels' recent engagement, wedding plans, as well as the boys' thoughts on The Bachelor this season. We also get some insight into Garrett Pilon's roommate, Mike Sgarbossa, and Garrett's phobia of spiders. Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bearsblueline/ Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bearsblueline/ Follow the boys:Connor: https://twitter.com/chobbs15 Colby: https://twitter.com/colbywilliams22 Kyle: https://twitter.com/kylemace Garrett: https://twitter.com/gpilon41 Intro music from https://filmmusic.io"Pump" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
On this PA House Podcast with Rep. Matt Dowling (R- Fayette & Somerset), we discuss the PA Farm Show, all the agricultural products, exhibits, and wonderful food at the state's largest Ag event.
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss the PA Farm Show, all the great exhibits, food, and fun at the state’s largest agricultural exposition.
Smart Talk makes a road trip to the 2020 Pennsylvania Farm Show for Friday’s program. Agriculture has been described as Pennsylvania’s number one industry because it has such an economic and cultural impact on the state. So, any change in policy, the economy, weather and climate or consumer tastes affects Pennsylvanians. Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture … Continue reading "Smart Talk Road Trip to Pa. Farm Show"
On this PA House Podcast with Rep. Matt Dowling (R- Fayette & Somerset), we discuss the PA Farm Show, all the agricultural products, exhibits, and wonderful food at the state’s largest Ag event.
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss the PA Farm Show, all the great exhibits, food, and fun at the state’s largest agricultural exposition.
The PA Farm Show is officially underway, but do you know how many programs you're helping by supporting the vendors? Learn more in my interview here with Jane Clements-Smith, Exec. Dir. of Feeding Pennsylvania and Dave Smith (Dairyman Dave), Exec. Dir. of the PA Dairymen's Association. #FillAGlassWithHope
Today Puff talks about a big life change and they wonder how a snake got into a family's oven. Plus they talk about how Lori Loughlin is getting ready for prison and what the heck are they doing to rabbits at the PA Farm Show?
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss the PA Farm Show, Good News for Farmers Across the Commonwealth, and take a look back at 2019 and look ahead to 2020 in the PA House.
On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss the PA Farm Show, Good News for Farmers Across the Commonwealth, and take a look back at 2019 and look ahead to 2020 in the PA House.
Sharon Altland, Executive Director of PA Farm Show Complex and Dave Smith, Executive Director, PA Dairymen’s Association. Its seven days of showcasing the very best that PA Agriculture has to offer at the 2020 PA Farm Show running from January 4th through the 12th at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.http://www.farmshow.state.pa.us/
Did you miss us? The Collective Creamery crew is back with more cheesy episodes for your listening pleasure! In today's ep, we sit down with Sam Kennedy and Stacey Gentile the PA cheese power couple behind Doe Run Farm, one of the winningest cheese outfits in the state! Their wheels have won multiple ACS awards and Best in Show ribbons from the PA Farm Show — the numbers don't lie! We also dig into one of cheese's most intriguing ingredients — rennet — in the first episode of our new season.
To the Farm (Show) and Beyond This week's show features a bunch of songs and tunes that relate to farms and country life. Why country life when we're deep in the winter? It's an oblique nod in the direction of the PA Farm Show, a weeklong extravaganza that comes around every January. Years ago, when I lived in central PA, I thought it was something not to be missed – and even now, from a distance, its approach sets me thinking about farms and farmers and the way things have changed over the years.
Thank you for listening to the eleventh episode of #TeachAgTalks, the podcast bringing you the news and the voices of Pennsylvania Agricultural Education! Be sure to check out teachagpsu.blogspot.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more publications from @TeachAgPSU! Want to see what else is going on in PA Agricultural Education? If you would like to be added to the Thursday Teach Ag Topics email blast, please send us an email at teachag@psu.edu. Details of this episode: 2019 Tractor Restoration, PA Farm Show You and your students are invited to restore a tractor to show at the 2019 PA Farm Show. Check out last year’s rules here: http://www.farmshow.pa.gov/exhibit/rules-regulations/Documents/Department%2035-Antique%20Tractor%20Restoration.pdf The only change is that the model years can be up to and including 1975. If you and your students are interested please send an email to Carole Fay and Mike Brammer and let them know you’re interested in participating. Growing SAE Participation Through Education Earn AET Professional Certification by attending an SAE-focused workshop. Simulate the complete SAE process of planning, documenting, and reflecting on SAE case studies. Enrollment is limited! When: Monday June 4, 2018 Where: Educational Service Center, San Antonio, TX Cost: $190 includes breakfast, lunch, and materials More Information: https://conta.cc/2Jeh410 Google for Education Boot Camp During this two day learning experience, participants will learn the essentials of GSuite for Education with a focus on Google Classroom, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sites, and Chrome. This event will guide participants through various activities and classroom examples using media rich content, responsive instruction techniques, and design labs. When: June 19-20, 2018 Where: Westmoreland Intermediate Unit 7 More Information: https://bit.ly/2EgD2N3 Teach Ag Essay Contest The annual Teach Ag Essay Contest is going on NOW and submissions are due today. Winners will be announced at the Pennsylvania FFA State Convention and Activities Week in June. Any questions? Please reach out to Dylan Schoemaker (dus45@psu.edu) of the LEAD Society at Penn State. Information Packet and Flyers: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_QmiTAIONeZ5pTLRYn4Ye1dSftCIno5y Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScU8W1fq9YaMoyIKZqd-2wL486xJZN-m8PyMbGjoq633Yip5w/closedform Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences, July 16th - 18th. Penn State Teach Ag! has partnered with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to bring our state pre-service and in-service ag teachers a new and exciting professional development opportunity of investigating resources for supporting students’ SAE’s. The cost for the program is $50 and includes hotel, materials, and all meals. For more information or to register, follow this link: http://www.cbf.org/join-us/education-program/professional-learning/summer-courses/professional-learning-july-courses.html#PA-July Educator’s AG Institute July 8th - 12th, 2018 in State College, PA Participants will visit farms, attend classroom sessions and gain hands-on experience that focus on integrating agricultural concepts into your existing curriculum. Space is limited. For more information please contact the Program Coordinator, Leigh Ann G. Courtney at (717) 713-3556. 2018 Student Teacher We heard from Ms. Katie Smith (@KatieLady1995), current student teacher at Northwestern High School with Albion FFA. You can read her blog and keep up with her experiences here: https://emusinprek.blogspot.com/ #TeachAgTalks is supported by the Center for Professional Personnel Development in Agricultural Education. The Center is dedicated to the empowerment of all educators to advance the food, fiber and natural resources industry through student success! Theme Music Adapted From: Android Sock Hop Kevin MacLeod USUAN1700060 https://soundcloud.com/kevin-9-1/android-sock-hop License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The 2017 PA Farm Show Sharon Altland, Executive Director of the Farm Show Complex and Dave Smith, Executive Director of the PA Dairymen's Assn are my in studio guests.
With the 101st PA Farm Show just around the corner (it's scheduled to run between January 7 and 14 in Harrisburg), much of this week's Song Parlor show is related to music about farms and farm animals — though we've also saved a little time to consider the elephants. Relatively new CDs — Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur, Lisa Null, Dan Schatz, Dave Gunning, the Bills, Evie Laden, the ARC CD with John Kirkpatrick on it, Sver . . . . Among the relatively recent: Pete, the Yellow Room Gang, Dana [!] & Susan Robinson, Charm City Junction. . .
The 2017 PA Farm Show with live & taped coverage on PCN-Pennsylvania Cable Network
In which for some unknown reason we sound muffled. (I did have a stuffy nose and sinuses, but Ellen was healthy so that's not the reason and I processed the file in the same manner, so that's not the reason. Urgh! Sometimes this podcasting stuff is hard! Well, you can still understand us, so you're getting it as it is.) And in which we discuss the cold (maybe that's it, we were wrapped in scarves and mufflers?), haunted barns (maybe a ghost is choking us?), idea weekends with ideas that Ellen can't share or she'd have to kill us (maybe she was smothering us with pillows?, but why would she smother herself?), a trip to DC with a stop at a new to me yarn shop (maybe I'm buried in yarn and fiber?), spinning and handling alpaca at the PA Farm Show (maybe an alpaca is sitting on us?), grilled cheese and tomato soup (maybe our mouths are full?), and Susan B. Anderson's new e-book, "Mary, Millie and Morgan" (that's it, those dolls are so cute you want to gobble them up...our mouths ARE full!).
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