Governor Wolf announced Clarion Sintered Metals (CSM), a powdered metal company primarily serving the automotive component industry, will expand both of its facilities in Ridgway, Elk County, and create 55 new Pennsylvania jobs.
Gov Wolf announced that Commonwealth Cornerstone Group has completed financing to support rehabilitation of the Bulova Technologies building in Lancaster.
Governor Wolf joined the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, as well as local and elected officials, to mark the completion of the state’s first Diverging Diamond Interchange, or DDI, an innovative safety enhancement that upgraded and rehabilitated Interstate 70 from the north junction with I-79 to the Route 136 (Beau Street) Interchange.
Governor Wolf welcomed players, families and spectators to Pennsylvania for the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Lycoming County.
As students and teachers prepare for back to school, Governor Wolf joined Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera and education advocates for a Schools that Teach event in Pittsburgh to announce students and teachers will spend at least 20 percent less time on the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) this school year.