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Today is the 42nd anniversary of an unsolved murder in Monroe County. The Delaware Water Gap man was killed with an axe at his bar. Police along with his family are seeking the public’s help to finally solve this cold case.
Victim's Daughter Jessica Joubert says, "He was an innovative thinker and he really cared about people."
Jessica Joubert has fond memories of her father. But they were cut short when she was just 14-years-old.
Joubert says, "He crawled in my window, kissed me on my forehead. I never thought that I was never going to see him again when I left home for Thanksgiving holiday."
ON NOVEMBER 28TH OF 1981– EDWARD JOUBERT WHOM EVERYONE CALLED EDDIE WAS DISCOVERED BRUTALLY MURDERED.
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Budget Stalemate Hurts Libraries, Others AND YOU
We are all so used to malfunctioning government and the game of politics. But our PA legislators are still supposed to make government happen so that all agencies and our lives run smoothly. If they aren't leading, then what are they doing? There is an ongoing budget stalemate between the PA legislature and including the Governor. They did not effectively pass the budget in the summer as they are legally required to do. This creates a budget stalemate in the 2023-2024 fiscal cycle. It's all well and good if the legislature and governor create budget priorities, even "pass" their own budgets. But if they don't actually pass the law that allows for the disbursement of government funds, then many agencies, schools, community colleges, and libraries are hurt. We all operate with lean budgets and deficient operating funds. When there is a hit on our funding, it can take years to recover.
Budget Stalemate Hurts Libraries, Others AND YOU
We are all so used to malfunctioning government and the game of politics. But our PA legislators are still supposed to make government happen so that all agencies and our lives run smoothly. If they aren't leading, then what are they doing? There is an ongoing budget stalemate between the PA legislature and including the Governor. They did not effectively pass the budget in the summer as they are legally required to do. This creates a budget stalemate in the 2023-2024 fiscal cycle. It's all well and good if the legislature and governor create budget priorities, even "pass" their own budgets. But if they don't actually pass the law that allows for the disbursement of government funds, then many agencies, schools, community colleges, and libraries are hurt. We all operate with lean budgets and deficient operating funds. When there is a hit on our funding, it can take years to recover.
Budget Stalemate Hurts Libraries, Others AND YOU
We are all so used to malfunctioning government and the game of politics. But our PA legislators are still supposed to make government happen so that all agencies and our lives run smoothly. If they aren't leading, then what are they doing? There is an ongoing budget stalemate between the PA legislature and including the Governor. They did not effectively pass the budget in the summer as they are legally required to do. This creates a budget stalemate in the 2023-2024 fiscal cycle. It's all well and good if the legislature and governor create budget priorities, even "pass" their own budgets. But if they don't actually pass the law that allows for the disbursement of government funds, then many agencies, schools, community colleges, and libraries are hurt. We all operate with lean budgets and deficient operating funds. When there is a hit on our funding, it can take years to recover.
Budget Stalemate Hurts Libraries, Others AND YOU
We are all so used to malfunctioning government and the game of politics. But our PA legislators are still supposed to make government happen so that all agencies and our lives run smoothly. If they aren't leading, then what are they doing? There is an ongoing budget stalemate between the PA legislature and including the Governor. They did not effectively pass the budget in the summer as they are legally required to do. This creates a budget stalemate in the 2023-2024 fiscal cycle. It's all well and good if the legislature and governor create budget priorities, even "pass" their own budgets. But if they don't actually pass the law that allows for the disbursement of government funds, then many agencies, schools, community colleges, and libraries are hurt. We all operate with lean budgets and deficient operating funds. When there is a hit on our funding, it can take years to recover.