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Sen. Elder Vogel (R- Lawrence County) recently introduced legislation
that would encourage existing farmers and landowners to work with news farmers
to help get their careers started.
Under the bi...
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State Senate Transportation Committee Chairwoman Kim Ward
(R-Westmoreland County) said
she soon will introduce legislation that would give counties more flexibility
to fund public transportation.
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Rep. John Hershey (R-Franklin/Juniata/Mifflin) recently drafted legislation that would conduct a review of the Medical Assistance Transportation Program, citing concerns about the program's costs.
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Rep. Christina Sappey (D-Chester) recently introduced legislation that would provide employment protections to Pennsylvanians caring for a terminally ill family member.
The bill would provi...
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The joint state Senate-House Democratic Policy Committee held a hearing Monday in Harrisburg on legislation aimed at improving college affordability.
The focused on the proposed “Pennsylvania Pr...
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The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry’s Apprenticeship and Training Office (ATO) recently approved a machinist apprenticeship with Herkules USA Corp in Ford City, Penn.
“With our n...
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A total of 106 transportation infrastructure projects in 40 Pennsylvania
counties have received $54.7 million in funding through the Multimodal Transportation
Fund (MTF).
The projects were approve...
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Augmentir, a
leading provider of enterprise software for industrial companies, recently
launched its Augmented Operations platform.
The platform combines
enterprise augmented reality with artifici...
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The Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association recently praised the Pennsylvania House of Representatives’ advancement of a package of bipartisan legislation, #GoodJobs4PA, which aims to close the w...
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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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