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Defending mail-in ballots is defending democracy

Defending mail-in ballots is defending democracy

This June, Pennsylvania Senator Cris Dush, R-25, introduced SB599 to the Pennsylvania Senate State Government committee, where he serves as majority chair and I serve as minority chair. Senate Bill 599 would prohibit the use of county satellite offices and drop boxes...

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Legislation to Codify Governor Shapiro’s GRID Standards Introduced in Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Legislation to Codify Governor Shapiro’s GRID Standards Introduced in Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Harrisburg, PA – June 16, 2026 − Today, Representative Joe Webster introduced HB 2650 in the House, which would codify Governor Josh Shapiro’s Responsible Infrastructure Development (GRID) Standards in law and require data center developers seeking Commonwealth tax benefits to meet strict standards protecting consumers, communities, and the environment while increasing transparency and accountability for large-scale data center projects. The bill has been assigned to the House Finance Committee and Senators John Kane and Steve Santarsiero plan to introduce companion legislation in the coming days. 

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Doylestown museum unveils new piece

Doylestown museum unveils new piece

The Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, unveiled a site-specific, permanent work from artist Roberto Lugo on Thursday night to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

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$6 Million In Delaware Canal Repairs Celebrated By Officials

$6 Million In Delaware Canal Repairs Celebrated By Officials

The repairs focused on sections of the Delaware Canal Towpath damaged by Tropical Storm Ida. Two important infrastructure projects at Delaware Canal State Park have been completed after more than $6 million in combined investments to improve long-term climate...

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Fatal Bristol nursing home explosion prompts push for new law

Fatal Bristol nursing home explosion prompts push for new law

The biggest challenge facing the dozens of firefighters searching for survivors in a partially collapsed, gas-filled Bristol Township nursing home last year was that they didn’t know how many people were still inside. With no record of unaccounted for people...

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Lower Bucks Co. Lawmakers Protest PECO Proposed Rate Hikes

Lower Bucks Co. Lawmakers Protest PECO Proposed Rate Hikes

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY – A group of state lawmakers has formally called on PECO to reconsider its recent regulatory filings seeking additional increases to electric and natural gas rates. In a letter sent April 2, the legislators expressed concerns that PECO’s proposals...

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