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Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jclungd wrote

Reply to comment by No-Setting9690 in The now mostly-defunct Pathmark chain briefly had a Central Pennsylvania presence. This 1987 screengrab from a Harrisburg Patriot-News/PennLive video shows the Pathmark location in Lower Paxton Township. This location closed sometime in the early 90s. They also had locations in York and Camp Hill by AxlCobainVedder

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Frills_(grocery_store)

The Canadian version.

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Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jcid0kg wrote

Reply to comment by Aggravating_Foot_528 in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_

Here's the list. https://www.tinting-laws.com/

I'm sure manufacturers just pick the most restrictive laws (looks like PA, NY, CA and other states) and make all windows like that else would need 51 different window packages at the factory and then they couldn't move supply around from state to state, and then people couldn't register their car in different states without replacing the windows.

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Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jcic5ln wrote

Reply to comment by FreeGreenCards_ in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_

NY and CA have the same window tint law as PA. My guess is that most of not all states have the same law. Auto companies are not gonna make different windows for different states. Seems like the law for most or all states is 70 percent so if a state allows darker tint then that can be added on later by the owner.

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Aggravating_Foot_528 OP t1_jci84u8 wrote

Reply to comment by IAMABobby in Pa. Treasury might have your money, and now there’s a plan to return it by Aggravating_Foot_528

The PA 529 still isn't great. I use Ohio. NYS is good. So is Iowa. Anything basically run by vanguard has much cheaper fees.
. The good thing is that the PA income tax credit for 529 contributions can be used for any state 529.

The PA 529 fees were even worse 10 years ago. But they're still not the most competitive.

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Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jci7qzh wrote

Reply to comment by Fine-Blacksmith-9330 in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_

I don't think this is true else there would be an exception in the law. The pdf is very clear that 70 percent is the law.

I also don't know any car that is produced with illegal window tint.

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Aggravating_Foot_528 OP t1_jch9pgg wrote

Reply to Pa. Treasury might have your money, and now there’s a plan to return it by Aggravating_Foot_528

>The state Treasury is holding unclaimed cash and property belonging to roughly 1 in 10 Pennsylvanians - and the passage of one piece of legislation would allow it to speed the return of some of that to its rightful owners, Treasurer Stacy Garrity said Wednesday.
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>The proposed change would allow the Treasury to automatically write a check to return unclaimed money up to $5,000 to its rightful owner, eliminating the requirement that the owner file formal claim.

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