Pennsylvania takes step toward leasing turnpike
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Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell on Wednesday took another step toward privatizing the 531-mile
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In one area at least, the new economy is  delivering on its promise.
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A proposed Pennsylvania law on its way to the governor's desk could pose a hurdle for Philadelphia's ambitious plan to provide broadband Wi-Fi service throughout the city by mid-2006.
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Toll collectors and other Pennsylvania Turnpike workers went on strike Wednesday, union officials said. The strike began in the pre-dawn hours of the day before Thanksgiving, one of the busiest travel days of the year.
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When businesses along Route 28 took the unusual step of taxing themselves to build a wider, better highway, they expected easier access would mean more customers. Instead, they say, the changes have left them off the side of the road, out of sight and hard to find.
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Days after forcing out the head of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, Gov. Mitt Romney on Tuesday moved ahead with long-held plans that he says will streamline the agency, make it more efficient and save tax dollars.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike managers began collecting tolls early Thanksgiving Day as the first strike in the turnpike&#39;s 64-year history entered its second day.
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Liverpool's plan to build a new 60,000-seat stadium moved a step closer to becoming reality when the local city council approved the lease of land for the ground.
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Denying lay-bys the use of law enforcement In a bizarre follow-up to its 'Denying Criminals the Use of the Roads' strategy, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has announced an initiative that might perhaps be called, 'Assigning Criminals the Leasehold of the Lay-bys.' Things have come to a pretty pass, as crusty old Tory MPs might once have complained, when there are no-go areas for Britain's law-abiding citizens, but that indeed seems to be the message of "Truckers Beware."â¦
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Motorists coasted through Pennsylvania Turnpike toll plazas for free on Wednesday morning after roughly 1,300 unionized toll collectors and maintenance workers went on
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About 2,000 unionized Pennsylvania Turnpike employees, including 1,200 toll collectors, went on strike Wednesday for the first time in the route&#39;s 64-year history.
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HIGHSPIRE, Pa. When toll collectors went on strike on the day before Thanksgiving, drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike were allowed to go through the toll booths without paying -- at least, for one day.
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By Tony Spinelli, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 17--EASTON -- The company that owns much of the protected woodlands in Easton would like to give hikers a chance to enjoy the great outdoors.
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By Tom Venesky, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader  Feb. 21--Winding through 21 counties in Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna River is full of economic and recreational opportunity as it makes its way into the Chesapeake Bay.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike managers began collecting tolls early Thanksgiving Day as the first strike in the turnpike's 64-year history entered its second day.
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By Mike Joseph, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep. 25--BENNER TOWNSHIP -- The township will support public fishing as a "primary activity" in Spring Creek Canyon, according to a memorandum of understanding between supervisors and the state Fish and Boat Commission.
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By Anne Danahy, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Feb. 9--BELLEFONTE -- Centre County commissioners restated their opposition Thursday to a landfill company using local and state roads to access the proposed landfill in Rush Township.