Senate Passes Bill to Rename Portion of I-78 after CMSgt. Etchberger
March 20, 2011

Senate Passes Bill to Rename Portion of I-78 after CMSgt. Etchberger

HAMBURG – Legislation to designate a twelve mile portion of Interstate 78 in the Hamburg Area as the CMSgt. Richard L. Etchberger Memorial Highway was unanimously passed by the Senate today. The legislation, Senate Bill 199, was introduced by Senator Dave Argall (R-29) and now moves to the House Transportation Committee. “I am very pleased […]  [Read More]

Berks Legislators to Share Office
March 17, 2011

Berks Legislators to Share Office

Senator David G. Argall (R-29), Senator Mike Folmer (R-48) and Representative Jerry Knowles (R-124) are now sharing an office located in Hamburg's Borough Hall at 61 North Third Street in an effort to reduce state spending.  [Read More]

Op-Ed: The Time is Right to Reduce the Size of the PA General Assembly
March 14, 2011

Op-Ed: The Time is Right to Reduce the Size of the PA General Assembly

By: Senator David G. Argall In the near future, I will again introduce legislation to reduce the size of Pennsylvania’s General Assembly to provide an important cost-saving measure. Since the state’s last Constitutional Convention in 1968, dozens of similar proposals have been offered, but all have failed. However, I believe that the time is now […]  [Read More]

Pottsville Legislators to Share Office, Hold Open House
March 9, 2011

Pottsville Legislators to Share Office, Hold Open House

Senator David G. Argall (R-29) and Representative Mike Tobash (R-125) are now sharing an office located in downtown Pottsville in an effort to provide assistance to local residents at a reduced cost.  [Read More]

Senator Argall’s Statement on Governor Corbett’s Budget Address
March 8, 2011

Senator Argall’s Statement on Governor Corbett’s Budget Address

HARRISBURG – Senator David G. Argall (R-29) released the following statement regarding Governor Corbett’s budget address: “There are two reasons why Governor Corbett is facing such a terrible multi-billion dollar state budget deficit: For the last eight years, we had a Governor with an insatiable appetite for taxpayer dollars. Since 2008, we’ve all been suffering […]  [Read More]

***Media Advisory***
March 7, 2011

***Media Advisory***

Argall, Tobash to Host Pottsville Office Open House WHO: State Senator David G. Argall (R-29) State Representative Mike Tobash (R-125) WHAT: Senator David G. Argall (R-29) and Representative Mike Tobash (R-125) are now sharing an office located in downtown Pottsville in an effort to reduce state spending. The public is invited to meet with them […]  [Read More]

The Argall Report: A Tour of Architectural Polymers
March 3, 2011

The Argall Report: A Tour of Architectural Polymers

PALMERTON – This month’s local TV report by Senator Argall takes an in-depth look at Palmerton’s Architectural Polymers. The conversation ranges from the creation of the company in a basement to strategic expansion plans to grow a successful business. “Throughout the past few months, we have been highlighting local employers that are not only sustaining […]  [Read More]

Argall: Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Applications Now Available
February 28, 2011

Argall: Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Applications Now Available

MAHANOY CITY – Senator David G. Argall (R-29) announced that forms for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program are now available at his legislative offices. The income eligibility level for the Property Tax Rebate Program is $35,000 a year, excluding half of Social Security income, and the maximum rebate is $650. The income eligibility level for […]  [Read More]

Housing Alliance announces publication of guide to help communities fight blight and take on absentee landlords
February 23, 2011

Housing Alliance announces publication of guide to help communities fight blight and take on absentee landlords

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Op-Ed: Preventing Future “Houses of Horror” By: Senator David G. Argall 2-18-11
February 18, 2011

Op-Ed: Preventing Future “Houses of Horror” By: Senator David G. Argall 2-18-11

Pennsylvania made the national headlines in the last few weeks – but for all the wrong reasons. In January, a West Philadelphia abortion clinic described in the media as a real-life “house of horrors” overlooked by regulators for years, was finally closed down. If the allegations are correct, this clinic was a danger to countless […]  [Read More]

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