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Occupations that require a commercial driver’s license, such as driving a school bus or a truck, have been hit hard in recent years by driver shortages. A grant-funded program at CCAC hopes to fill some of those gaps by offering free training to current and former members of the military, as well as some family members.
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On today's program: The president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Health Care Association says long-term care facilities aren’t getting the COVID-19 vaccine…
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On today's program: How overwhelmingly white Pittsburgh media outlets cover black lives; day-to-day concerns of rural Americans aren’t being addressed in…
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The U.S. government declared this year that 20 counties in western Pennsylvania have effectively ended veteran homelessness.The area, which stretches from…
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A group of retired military leaders says too many young Pennsylvanians don’t meet standard eligibility requirements for serving in the armed forces, and…
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On today's program: How DNA from veterans could help cure societal ills; the FBI is investigating Gov. Wolf’s environmental oversight of a pipeline;…
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A major veterans advocacy organization says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs should be doing more to help vets who were exposed to toxic chemicals…
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On today's program: Quil Lawrence is headed to Pittsburgh to share his experiences covering U.S. veterans; a public school teacher helps students get a…
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On today's program: More veterans are dying from suicide than on the battlefield; Crawford Grill could soon be a nationally recognized historic landmark;…
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When C. Ivan Stoltzfus on Wednesday evening pulled into the parking lot of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Crawford, Texas on his modified 1948 John Deere…