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Moody’s Ratings on Monday upgraded Pennsylvania’s credit rating, citing the state's sound fiscal management, balanced budgets, and steady economic growth, and revised its outlook from positive to ...
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The PA Liquor Control Board recently awarded eight projects $1 million in research and marketing grants to increase sales, production, and quality of Pennsylvania wines.
“William Penn literally p...
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While every segment of Pennsylvania’s population is stressed because of inflation, according to State House Republican Policy Committee members, there is some relief for Pennsylvanians.
“In C...
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The state Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) recently awarded the Industrial Maintenance and Metalwork Training programs at Bucks County Community College (BCCC) a $400,000 Manufa...
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The state House Republican Policy Committee recently held a hearing to discuss uncertainty facing Pennsylvania’s electricity grid.
“We’ve heard from all corners of the state that consumers ca...
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Warren, Pennsylvania, USA May 31, 2023 An oil derrick in the woods on a sunny spring day
Legislation recently introduced in the state Senate would sell alternative energy credits as a method to curb orphan and abandoned wells.
Senate Bill 1330 would direct the Pennsylvania Department o...
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The 2024-25 budget would increase funding for career and technical education (CTE) and equipment by $30 million.
“Over the past two years, I’ve visited career and technical schools in Altoona...
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Training and recruiting skilled workers in the manufacturing field are top concerns in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, as in other parts of the state, according to testimony given during a hearing led...
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Gas Works Revenue Bonds 17th Series A&B have provided Philadelphia with $315 million for Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW) infrastructure investments.
Improvements will focus on maintaining a safe, r...
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The United Steelworkers (USW) union is disappointed by a recent arbitration board’s ruling that Pittsburgh-based U. S. Steel Corp. may move forward with its proposed acquisition by Nippon Steel.
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The House Republican Policy Committee recently held a hearing to explore and advance pro-business, pro-jobs, and pro-family policies.
Testifiers spoke about the rising costs of doing business in Pe...
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A bipartisan group of Pennsylvania lawmakers on Capitol Hill urged the General Services Administration (GSA) to expedite a U.S. Navy contract with Gecko Robotics to bolster national security and creat...
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The Pennsylvania Coal Alliance recently announced the winners of its annual mine safety and reclamation awards.
The Keystone Mine Safety Awards recognize outstanding safety records at mine sites. T...
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The State House Republican Policy Committee recently held a hearing in the Hempfield Township Municipal Building to discuss the impact of energy policies on Pennsylvania companies.
The hearing was ...
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The Pennsylvania Senate approved legislation Tuesday that would repeal the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) carbon tax.
RGGI, a multi-state compact enacted through executive order by the W...
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The Commonwealth Foundation’s newly released energy policy platform, EnergyVisionPA.org, endorses eight guiding principles to advance market-driven energy policies and five policy solutions for Penn...
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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) recently approved a Peoples Natural Gas Co. (Peoples Gas) rate increase request.
PUC Administrative Law Judge Mary D. Long recommended the decision,...
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With many companies facing or expecting to face a skills gap in the coming years, help could come from a Pennsylvania Republican’s proposed federal legislation, which would create a pilot program to...
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The Independent Regulatory Review Commission (IRRC), the organization responsible for final approval of all state government regulations, recently adopted recommendations from six House committees to ...
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Legislation soon to be introduced in the state House of Representatives would require expanded gaming revenue to be deposited exclusively into the Property Tax Relief and Motor License funds.
Under...
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