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In this update: How Do We Keep Pennsylvania Schools Safe? The Revolving Door of Governor Wolf’s Cabinet The Blight Stops Here: A New Proposal to Repair Homes Kielbasi Festival and Parade of Nations in Shenandoah Students from Tilden Elementary Visit the Capitol Reducing Partisanship in Redistricting Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Rate Woes Minersville Native Wins East Stroudsburg […]   [Read More]

After controversy in this year’s decennial process of redrawing district lines for the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives, the Senate State Government Committee, chaired by Senator David G. Argall (R-29), took action today by advancing two constitutional amendments to ensure future redistricting efforts are less partisan.   [Read More]

Thirty-three and counting: that’s how many Cabinet level appointees have left the Wolf Administration so far with almost 8 months to go in his final term.  No gubernatorial administration has seen this many high-level departures since the 1970’s.   [Read More]

In this update: Court Halts Governor Wolf’s Bridge Tolls 172 YES (Your Employability Skills) Students Graduate Visit the Kielbasi Festival and Parade of Nations in Shenandoah this Saturday Tips for Cars and Motorcycles Sharing the Road May Report: Legislative Victories Against Blight Lowering Your Risk of Skin Cancer Honoring the Work of EMS Personnel Court […]   [Read More]

Lehigh County District Attorney Defends Election Integrity at “Drop Boxes” Where to Vote on May 17 Frackville Flats: Transforming a Blighted Property into New Senior Housing Voter Registration Trends Show Republican Momentum 25th Anniversary of the Schuylkill County Vietnam Veterans Memorial Presenting the William K. Klingaman, Sr. Award Clearing Up Questions About Local Option Small […]   [Read More]