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Big retail shakeup hits Pennsylvania

Major changes are coming to shopping in Pennsylvania this February. The GIANT Company is closing two key locations, including a vital grocery store in Southwest Philly—leaving many neighbors scrambling for alternatives. Macy’s is saying goodbye to its Pittsburgh Mills anchor, Value City Furniture is pulling out of Western PA entirely, and Saks OFF 5TH is retreating from the suburbs. These closures mean fewer options for groceries, furniture, and bargains—especially in communities that already feel underserved. How will these changes affect your shopping habits or your neighborhood? Let’s talk about what this means for local jobs and daily life. #Business #LocalBusiness #Pennsylvania

🚨Missing Please Share🚨 Tyler Gualano is still missing from Hanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He was last seen July 16, 2025 and is considered endangered missing. Police stated Tyler may possibly be in the area of 4th and Allen Streets in Allentown, PA. Please share this case and keep Tyler’s name in the public eye. One may have to copy and paste the web address into your browser to read and share the full post: https://thesassygazette.blogspot.com/2026/01/where-is-tyler-gualano-endangered.html #TylerGualano #MissingPerson #EndangeredMissing #HanoverTownship #NorthamptonCounty #AllentownPA #Pennsylvania #PleaseShare #TheSassyGazette #DickingAroundWithRichie

🕯️ MISSING: Kadin McKallaster Black (York County, PA) Kadin McKallaster Black has been missing since December 2022 from the Wrightsville / East Prospect area. This casefile deep dive covers the timeline, contradictions, and unanswered questions that still haunt this disappearance. Please read and share to keep Kadin’s name visible. Tips: Lower Windsor Township Police 717-244-8055 Read here (you may have to copy and paste the web address into your browser): https://thesassygazette.blogspot.com/2026/01/where-is-kadin-mckallaster-black.html #KadinBlack #FindKadinBlack #MissingPerson #YorkCountyPA #Pennsylvania #TrueCrime #MissingBlackMen #TheSassyGazette #DickingAroundWithRichie

Pennsylvania’s retail shakeup: What’s closing

Big changes are coming to Pennsylvania’s shopping scene this year. Several well-known chains—including Rite Aid, Macy’s, Foot Locker, CVS, Express, and TGI Fridays—are shutting down locations across the state. For many of us, this means favorite stores and restaurants might soon disappear from local malls and shopping centers. If you rely on a specific pharmacy or love a certain spot for sneakers or dinner, it’s a good idea to check if your go-to is on the chopping block. How do you feel about these closures? Are you worried about losing convenient options, or do you see this as a chance for new businesses to move in? #Business #LocalBusiness #Pennsylvania

Missing Without Answers: The Disappearance of Jennifer Cahill-Shadle 🔍 Jennifer Cahill-Shadle, 48, was last seen on May 15, 2014, captured on surveillance video leaving a Walmart on North Atherton Street in State College, Pennsylvania, around 4:51 p.m. and walking toward a nearby Dollar Tree. Earlier that day, she spoke with one of her daughters to make plans to meet, but she never arrived. That evening, witnesses reported seeing Jennifer at several businesses in the same area, including Simply Tan, where she appeared soaking wet and said she had lost her wallet, and later leaving Don Patron Mexican Grill between 10 and 11 p.m. After family members were unable to reach her, she was officially reported missing on May 20, 2014. At the time, Jennifer had no permanent address, no vehicle, and little personal property with her, and her family does not believe she disappeared voluntarily. Though her estranged husband was named a person of interest, no charges were filed, and extensive searches turned up no answers. In 2023, Jennifer was declared legally deceased, but the mystery surrounding her disappearance remains unsolved. 💔🕊️ If you have any further information, please contact the Ferguson Township Police Department at 814-237-1172. #MissingPerson #UnsolvedMysteries #UnsolvedCase #JenniferShadleMissing #JenniferShadle#Pennsylvania

Giant to lay off 500 as Pa. centers close

Nearly 500 Pennsylvanians working at Giant’s e-commerce fulfillment centers are facing layoffs as the company shifts to a new delivery model. Instead of using centralized hubs, Giant will now have store employees pack online orders, aiming for faster deliveries and more flexible options for customers. While the company says affected workers can apply for other roles, this change hits hard in places like Lancaster, Philadelphia, and Lehigh County. For those who rely on these jobs or use Giant Direct, what do you think about this big shift in how groceries get to your door? #Business #LocalBusiness #Pennsylvania

Morning in PA: Power Outages, Community News & A Happy Ending for a Lost Dog Central Pennsylvania woke up to strong winds and power outages this morning, with thousands of homes in places like York and the Mon Valley losing electricity as crews work to restore service. At the same time, Penn State’s board met more openly this year, a change some locals say boosts transparency in college decisions affecting students and taxpayers. In good news for animal lovers, a German shepherd missing for two weeks in Pittsburgh has been safely reunited with its owner — a reminder that community connections still matter. And in Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania SPCA is caring for puppies that were abandoned in a parking lot, but all six have already found foster homes. Finally, authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Upper Darby that left a woman dead and the suspect deceased — a reminder of how quickly tragedy can touch a community. From weather impacts to stories that warm the heart — here’s what’s happening around you this morning in Pennsylvania. What part of your morning in PA surprised you today?#Pennsylvania #LocalNews #PAWeather #CommunitySupport #PowerOutage #PAUpdate

Warrant Issued For Johnstown, PA Man After Failing To Comply With Megan’s Law Registration Requirements. The Pennsylvania State Police has issued an arrest warrant for Harry Andrew Stantz from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Stantz was arrested back in 2015 for sexually assaulting a girl multiple times. Harry was released from the Mercer County, PA jail a week ago. Upon release, Stantz failed to comply with his court registration requirements. Stantz was scheduled to appear in court on December 19th, but failed to do so. If seen contact 911 or contact Cambria County, Pennsylvania State Police. #Pennsylvania #Cambriacountypa #police #MercerCounty

2 Dead, Others Missing After Fire and Explosion at Pennsylvania Nursing Home A fire and explosion at the Bristol Health & Rehab Center in Bristol, Pennsylvania, has left two dead and others missing. The incident occurred on Tuesday, December 23, prompting first responders, staff, and bystanders to evacuate elderly residents. Authorities report a partial building collapse, and crews from multiple agencies in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are assisting with rescue efforts. The explosion appears gas-related, though officials have not confirmed the exact cause. PECO, the local utility company, responded to reports of a gas odor and shut off natural gas and electricity to the facility after the blast to ensure public safety. Ruth Miller, a spokesperson for the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, said initial reports indicated that people were trapped inside the building, but additional details remain unavailable. The nursing home, formerly known as Silver Lake Nursing Home, confirmed local authorities were responding via Facebook. Nearby Harry S. Truman High School has been set up as a reunification center for displaced residents and their families. Officials urge those affected to contact the center for updates. The incident remains under investigation, and authorities are working to determine the cause of the fire and explosion. Residents are urged to remain alert and follow official updates as rescue operations continue. #Pennsylvania #NursingHome #BreakingNews #Fire #Explosion #NewsBreak

Pennsylvania cracks down on casino safety

Fifteen people just got banned from all Pennsylvania casinos and online gambling for breaking the rules, including four adults who left kids alone in cars while they gambled. One person left two toddlers in a car for 16 minutes, and another left a 13-year-old alone for over an hour. These bans are a wake-up call: leaving kids unattended, even for a quick bet, isn’t just risky—it can get you banned for life. What do you think about these strict measures? Should there be even tougher penalties for putting kids at risk? #News #Pennsylvania #CasinoSafety