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Sens. Camera Bartolotta (R- Monongahela) and Jim Brewster (D- McKeesport)
recently introduced legislation that would permit private-licensed schools to
create branch campuses in different counties.
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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives recently advanced legislation that would create a new mechanism that municipalities could use to reduce blight and support local small businesses.
The bil...
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The M/V Clipper Kamoshio arrived at PhilaPort’s Tioga Marine Terminal last month carrying 10,996 pipes for the Shell Falcon Pipeline in western Pennsylvania, the Port of Philadelphia said recently....
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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) recently released its small business scorecard for Pennsylvania for 2019.
NFIB gave a grade of F for the mandatory sick leave bill recently i...
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The state House of Representatives recently advanced the last of a nine-part package of legislation as part of the #GoodJobs4PA initiative, which aims to prepare Pennsylvanians to meet workforce need...
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Senate Transportation Committee Chairwoman Kim Ward (R- Westmoreland
County) recently said she will create a legislative working group to
address the major challenges facing the state’s transportat...
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Rep. Keith Greiner (R-Lancaster) recently introduced legislation to amend the recently expanded Pennsylvania Personal Income Tax withholding provisions applicable to nonresident nonemployee compensat...
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Gov. Tom Wolf outlined Wednesday in York how his Restore Pennsylvania plan will help the city and York County address blight.
Restore Pennsylvania is an infrastructure initiative that would focus...
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State Sens. Vincent J. Hughes (D-Philadelphia/Montgomery),
Katie Muth (D-Montgomery/Chester) and Lindsey Williams (D-Allegheny) recently
revealed a plan to help students and their families pay down s...
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Sen. Katie Muth (D-Berks/Chester/Montgomery) announced Tuesday that she will introduce two bills to mandate safety and public awareness standards for pipeline construction and operation.
“While ...
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The state House of Representatives recently advanced legislation introduced by state Sen. John DiSanto (R-15) that would ensure that public employees who commit job-related felonies lose their taxpay...
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House Bill 522, part of the eight bill Career and Technical
Education legislative package, was approved recently by the state House of
Representatives.
The bill would establish the Career and Tech...
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The state House of Representatives advanced Monday a bill that would create the Pennsylvania Distilled Spirits Industry Promotion Board, which would be responsible for awarding grants to craft distil...
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The state House of Representatives advanced Monday a bill designed to encourage the development of startups in Pennsylvania downtown business communities.
House Bill 324 would set up a process for...
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Credit: Sen. Bartolotta
Pipeline infrastructure development is an opportunity that the Commonwealth can’t afford to pass up, said State Sen. Camera Bartolotta (R-46) earlier today from the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Ha...
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U.S. Sens. Pat Toomey (R-PA) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) recently introduced legislation to expand the Federal Work-Study program to provide students with more opportunities to find jobs related to...
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Two recently introduced bills would improve transparency in
the collective bargaining the process for government and school employees negotiating
the salaries and benefits.
Currently, government t...
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John DiSanto
State Sen. John DiSanto (R-Dauphin/Perry) supports the
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) decision to drop its
appeal of a January Commonwealth Court ruling.
The ruling had r...
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State Sens. Art Haywood (D-Philadelphia), Thomas H. Killion
(R- Chester and Delaware counties) and Steven
J. Santarsiero (D-Bucks) plan to introduce legislation that would expand the
Alternative Ener...
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The state House Labor and Industry Committee advanced an
unemployment compensation reform bill Wednesday aimed at helping the hundreds
of employees from the Joy Global plant in Franklin that closed i...
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