Battle lines forming over high school sports in Pa. and N.J. as coronavirus cases among young people are on th – The Philadelphia Inquirer

Meanwhile, as schools across Pennsylvania continue weighing options for in-person instruction, child-care centers are facing costs of $209 million due to shutdowns and regulations put in place due to the coronavirus, according to the state Department of Human Services. That figure includes rent or mortgage payments made while the businesses were closed, payroll to rehire workers, and the expense of sanitizing centers. DHS Secretary Teresa Miller said Monday that the federal CARES Act relief bill has provided much-needed financial relief, but additional funding is required.

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Battle lines forming over high school sports in Pa. and N.J. as coronavirus cases among young people are on th - The Philadelphia Inquirer