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On today’s episode of The Confluence: A new state provision says health care providers can’t receive Medicaid funds from insurers if there has been a work stoppage at the facility in the last five years, unless workers have since unionized or there’s a “labor peace agreement"; the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources wants to attract more people to the outdoors, and is targeting communities that have historically been excluded or lack resources to engage in outdoor activities; and we preview March Madness and look back on previous tournaments hosted in the city.
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Sports betting leaped by almost one-third in Pennsylvania's fourth full month, as more venues opened amid March Madness.The Pennsylvania Gaming Control…
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Lowered expectations, implicit bias and socioeconomics can all contribute to disparities in academic performance, which the state department of education…
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This is the first NCAA men's basketball tournament where Pennsylvanians can legally bet on games, and expectations have been surpassed at Rivers Casino in…
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Despite not having a professional team, basketball is expected to bring big bucks to the city of Pittsburgh this weekend.Tourism agency VisitPittsburgh…
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March Madness, Sweet 16, Elite Eight and Final Four are some pretty popular terms at this time of year. But legal infractions are a common problem for…
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March Madness, Sweet 16, Elite Eight and Final Four are some pretty popular terms at this time of year. But legal infractions are a common problem for…
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Workforce production will fall this month as employees around the U.S.become distracted by NCAA basketball. From filling out brackets to entering office…
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Workforce production will fall this month as employees around the U.S.become distracted by NCAA basketball. From filling out brackets to entering office…
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Millions of tournament brackets, underdogs, perennial powerhouses, more than $1 billion and basketball make up the spectacle known as March Madness. At…