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The state Senate recently approved legislation that would help increase the earning potential of workers with disabilities.
Senate Bill 890 would create a new classification called Workers with Jo...
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The state Senate recently approved legislation that would allow milk processors more flexibility in labeling.
Senate Bill 1330 amends Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes...
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The Senate recently voted to approve legislation that would strengthen, secure, and consolidate information technology (IT) across state agencies.
The bill would create the Office of Information Te...
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The Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association (PMA) blasted the ongoing state audit of Gov. Tom Wolf’s COVID-19 business closure plan, alleging that Auditor General Eugene DePasquale was holding up ...
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The state recently awarded an additional $96 million in grants to 5,373 small businesses statewide impacted by the COVID-19 business closure order.
Funding is through the COVID-19 Relief Statewide ...
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The state House adopted a resolution recently that designates Oct. 4-10 as Love Your Avenue Week in an effort to raise awareness about community revitalization.
“Love Your Avenue Week enforces a ...
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Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry (PA Chamber) President Gene Barr released a statement last week criticizing Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to move forward with a “harmful” overtime rule for ...
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Legislation recently introduced in the state House of Representatives would provide tax credits of up to $100,000 and grants of up to $50,000 to restauranteurs who sell PA Preferred groceries to custo...
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The House Local Government Committee recently advanced a bill that would remove local restrictions from Pennsylvania farms engaged in agritourism activities.
House Bill 2093 would prohibit local go...
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The House State Government Committee recently advanced legislation that would allow the state to seek additional compensation for false Medicaid claims.
The Pennsylvania False Claims Act would allo...
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The state House of Representatives recently advanced two bills that would make it easier for healthcare professionals to receive interstate licensure.
House Bill 862 would authorize Pennsylvania to...
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The Senate Democratic Policy Committee recently held a virtual public hearing on the state’s power grid.
Last year, there were 1.99 million customers who experienced a power outage, according to ...
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Customers who have difficulty paying their bills have resources available, the Public Utility Commission (PUC) said.
Every major electric and natural gas utility PUC oversees offers Customer Assist...
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The House and Senate Majority Policy committees recently held a joint hearing to discuss the benefits and economic impacts of the Local Resource Manufacturing Tax Credit.
The hearing was attended b...
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Legislation recently introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives would reauthorize the federal orphan wells remediation program under the Energy Policy Act of 2005 at $50 million annually for five...
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The state Senate recently passed a bill that would boost Pennsylvania’s farmland preservation efforts.
Senate Bill 881 would direct a portion of existing farmland preservation funding to private ...
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The House Consumer Affairs Committee recently held a hearing at the state Capitol on a bill that would block the sale of the Chester Water Authority (CWA) without ratepayer approval.
CWA provides d...
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A bill recently introduced in the state Senate would increase conservation and technical assistance for farmers to reduce the impact of pollution on local creeks and streams.
Under the bill, local ...
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The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) recently issued a request for proposals to develop training programs that teach high-tech welding skills applicable in the energy sector.
ARC is a partner ...
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) recently highlighted leadership in Highly Automated Vehicles (HAV).
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration contacted PennDOT to j...
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