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The Pennsylvania Department of Health has permitted restaurants to continue operating during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak on a strictly carry-out or delivery basis.

The person traveled in the U.S. and took a cruise, likely contracting the virus outside Erie County, according to officials.

In a company announcement, Target said all full and part-time workers at its stores and distribution centers will get a $2-per-hour raise at least through May 2nd.

This includes one case in Erie County. None have been reported in Crawford or Warren Counties at this time.

As industries deal with the effects of the Coronavirus outbreak, musicians tonight explain how they are finding ways to keep the beat going and how the music landscape could change.

One family creates a school schedule to learn from home with the spread of coronavirus.

The enforcement timing, which was originally set for Saturday at 12:01 a.m., will now start Monday, March 23, at 8 a.m..

Second Harvest Food Bank was awarded $168,000 Friday through the Immediate Human Relief Fund.

Medical marijuana grower/processors and dispensaries are considered life-sustaining businesses under the Governor’s order for non-life-sustaining businesses to close.

Closing Confusion

Employees falling under this designation will receive one week of pay while they are off work March 23-27.

Visitation is being limited to immediate family, and only ten at a time.

Collection site will open Tuesday, March 24. Additional sites may open in the future, depending on demand.

The pictures lift spirits and keeps connection while parishioners aren't able to worship together in person.

“This is going to get more difficult before it gets better. Life as we know it will continue to be challenging until there is a significant decline in new cases demonstrated over a period of time,” says Governor Wolf.