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What a YES Vote Means for Tomorrow’s Primary Election I wanted to reach out today to provide one last reminder that two proposed amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution being considered by voters in tomorrow’s Primary Election. Unfortunately, primary elections are usually treated as a rather ho-hum event by the electorate. All too often it is […]  [Read More]

In this Update:  Senate Approves Plan to Offer Additional Year of Education Due to COVID-19 Rallied to Protect the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Senate Acts to Preserve Prescription Drug Assistance for Seniors DuBois Regional Airport to Receive $450,000 in State Funds for Facility Improvements Measure to Boost Donations for Breast Cancer Research Passed […]  [Read More]

In this Update: Pennsylvanians Can Vote for a Better Emergency Declaration Process May 11 Deadline for Primary Election Mail-in Ballot Applications New Deadline to Obtain REAL ID is May 3, 2023 Senate Gives Final Approval of Living Donor Protection Act Monday Deadline: Funding Available to Strengthen PA Poultry and Livestock Farming Give Your Opinion of […]  [Read More]

Senate Acts to Put the Brakes on PennDOT’s Bridge Tolling Plan Free Rides Available Between Bradford Regional Medical Center and Olean General Hospital Federal Transportation Funds Available for Modernization, New Infrastructure Senate Approves Legislation Permitting Essential Family Caregiver Nursing Home Visits During Emergencies Senate Passes Plan to Establish a New Funding Stream for Pediatric Cancer […]  [Read More]

In This Update: Area Communities to Receive More Than $3.8 Million in State Funding for Local Projects Senators Continue to Highlight What a YES Vote Means on May 18 Senators Call on Governor to Halt Unilateral Action on Carbon Tax Hearings Examining Governor’s Budget Proposal Conclude Senate Votes to Extend Program Helping Schools Find Substitute […]  [Read More]

In This Update: Vaccine Schedule Accelerated Again: All Pennsylvanians Now Eligible Vaccine Help for Seniors Committees Explore Education Reforms, COVID-19 Impacts, Infrastructure Reminder: Independent, Third-Party Voters Can Participate in May 18 Election Election Survey Responses Due by April 30 Scam Alert: New Fraud Targets PUA Recipients Planning Grants Available Free PHEAA Webinar Offers Financial Aid […]  [Read More]

In This Update: Voters Will Decide Three Ballot Questions on May 18 Hearings Continue to Examine Governor’s Budget Proposal Enhanced “Move Over” Law Goes Into Effect April 27 PennDOT Urges Caution When Renewing Licenses and Registration Online Reminder: Share Your 2020 Election Experiences Voters Will Decide Three Ballot Questions on May 18 When voters head […]  [Read More]

In This Update: 10-Digit Dialing for 814 Area Code begins Saturday Pennsylvania Expands and Accelerates Vaccine Schedule New Guidance Will Help More Schools Return to In-Person Instruction Share Your Experience Voting by Mail or In Person in 2020 Summer Camps Set to Resume This Year Deadline to Submit Comments on State Transportation Plan is April […]  [Read More]

In This Update: 10-Digit Dialing for 814 begins Saturday, April 3 After Wolf’s Blunder, Senate Votes to Support Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse Input Needed for Transportation Planning Bipartisan Election Integrity Committee Meets to Gather State and Local Insights Budget Hearings Focus on Job Creation, Broadband, Corrections Costs Personal Income Tax Filing Deadlines Extended to […]  [Read More]

In This Update: Budget Hearings Delve Into Wolf’s Spending and Tax Plans Special Committee Set to Begin Bipartisan Election Review Lawmakers Seek to Put the Brakes on New Bridge Tolling Plan Emergency Rental Assistance Applications Available Now Senate Returns to Session Next Week, Budget Hearings Continue Discounted Fishing Licenses Available for Non-Resident Students Budget Hearings […]  [Read More]