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Coatesville School Health Center Moves Toward 2027 Opening
2+ week, 1+ day ago (684+ words) COATESVILLE, PA — Union Community Care is building Chester County’s first school-based community health center inside Coatesville Area Senior High School, creating a year-round access point for medical care as the city continues to contend with reduced health care availability following…...
Free Arc Series Helps Chester County Families Navigate Disability Services
2+ week, 6+ day ago (586+ words) WEST CHESTER, PA — From deciphering an IEP to understanding Social Security benefits and planning for adult services, Chester County families will have a free place to turn for answers this fall through The Arc of Chester County’s 2026-27 Chat n’ Chew…...
Cecil College Graduates 20 as Maryland Nurse Shortage Looms
3+ week, 1+ day ago (329+ words) NORTH EAST, MD — Cecil College graduated 20 students from its 13-month Accelerated Nursing Program on Aug. 14 in North East, preparing another group for registered-nurse licensure as Maryland faces a projected shortage of more than 13,800 full-time RNs by 2030. The Class of 2026 was…...
Pennsylvania Directs $3 Million to Free Period Products in Schools
4+ week, 1+ day ago (493+ words) SCRANTON, PA — Pennsylvania is directing $3 million to provide free menstrual products in schools statewide under the 2026-27 budget, extending an initiative that has received $9 million over three consecutive budgets and is expected to serve more than 650,000 students. Health Secretary Dr. Debra…...