Governor Wolf visited Cheyney University of Pennsylvania to help announce the school’s partnership with Thomas Jefferson University, Epcot Crenshaw Corp., and Starbucks Coffee to create the Institute for the Contemporary African American Experience, which will study issues related to race, ethnicity, access and diversity in American society.
Governor Wolf announced that Air Liquide Advanced Materials, Inc., a manufacturer of specialty chemicals in the semiconductor business and subsidiary of Air Liquide Group, has chosen Pennsylvania as the location to expand its operations in a move that will create nearly 200 family-sustaining new jobs in Northampton County.
Governor Wolf sent a letter to Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation urging them to provide an additional $380 million in Election Assistance Commission grants to support efforts by state and local governments to meet the highest standards of election preparedness and integrity.
Governor Wolf announced that nearly 200 elementary schools across the commonwealth have been selected for grants totaling almost $5 million to provide students with fresh fruits and vegetables during the school day.
Wolf Administration cabinet officials were joined by community members for a Cabinet in Your Community event in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
