The federal government limits production of these drugs, and is not increasing the limits as more prescriptions are written. https://reason.com/2023/03/14/wheres-your-adderall/

Report it as having missing inspection stickers.

I don't think there's any legal problem with you keeping a plate from your old car.

I don't think the linked document applies to your case. PennDot will allow you to return old plates so they can't be used fraudulently, but there's not many cases where plate return is required. I believed it was only for revocation of registration, or if you choose to cancel car insurance.

Other states are neurotic about returning plates. Don't let stories from outside the commonwealth spook you.

Taxpayers don't have a choice with their money funding highly regulated, underperforming public schools. Anything that gives options to poor parents stuck living in these school districts is a net win.

They're mailed to the address that the car is registered to.

It's not me, it's Brendan Layden. He moved out at least two years ago.

People do this all the time. But then related notices are mailed to the old address. Whoever used to live in my apartment gets red light camera tickets all the time, and past due notices on parking tickets. It's going to be a surprise when he finally has to renew the registration...

Yes. Required to change registration within 20 days. https://www.dmv.pa.gov/Driver-Services/New-Resident-Relocation-Information/New%20Residents/Pages/Motor-Vehicle-Information-for-New-Residents.aspx

Inky will get all wrapped up inserting themselves into other people's art. They ran front page articles for months lamenting Jefferson's sale of 'The Gross Clinic' https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/The_Gross_Clinic#Provenance

Are you retired? What do you do for work? I went to college in Rochester, and I know lots of people that moved away from NY to find decent work, and a few that stayed behind and work for peanuts

Development is good. Don't want to turn into upstate new York and celebrate a new gas station as the biggest thing to come along in a decade.

Flat income taxes are by nature, flat.

This is how New Jersey got an income tax. After the Abbott decision in 1973, the state was ordered to find funding other than property taxes for poor school districts. Hence, a brand new income tax in 1976. And nobody's ever complained about public schools in Camden, Trenton or Newark now that those cities are showered in money.

There's a big building at Broad and Market that I'm pretty sure is full of crooks...

For years GM used slotted screws that could be removed using a quarter instead of a screw driver.

I can see Petty's Island from here!

I believe it didn't move far enough for a full revolution of the drive wheels, so they were wearing into football shapes

Not so much NY, but a little sliver of the Midwest along the lake.

Train to AC. More nostalgia than the bus.

If they shove your phone in the folder with your car's paperwork, it won't fit in the drawer

It's the principle. Give the city a new responsibility, and before very long, we're paying more taxes and still responsible to do it ourselves

Can't wait to sit on 311. "Yes the branch broke through my window. It wouldn't have if you took care of it three years ago after the first time I called"

Be careful, when you make it difficult for people to cut down old growth trees, fewer trees will be allowed to grow old.