>>Governor Warns Trump Nomination Address Could Violate State Ban
(Williamsport, PA) -- Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is warning that President Trump's possible nomination address at Gettysburg could violate the state's ban on gatherings larger than 250 people. Trump announced yesterday that he is considering delivering the nomination address at Gettysburg or the White House, but did not provide details on how many people will be there, or if it's open to the public. Current restrictions do not allow gatherings of people larger than 250 and requires the use of face masks, which other Trump events in the past have not required. Wolf says they hope the president will abide by the commonsense restrictions that will protect the health and safety of the community surrounding Gettysburg and throughout the state.