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Toomey scolds nominees for Fed Board of Governors: They 'aren’t being nominated for dog catcher'

By George Willis | Feb 7, 2022

U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) criticized what he felt was sloppy paperwork of two of President Joe Biden’s nominees for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

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Corman in favor of health care stipend for PA National Guard 'to support the state's COVID-19 response'

By George Willis | Feb 3, 2022

Pennsylvania Sen. Jake Corman (R-Bellefonte) is raising support for Senate Bill 292, a program that encourages health care professionals to join the National Guard.

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Wolf awards $9.5 million in grants toward addressing climate change: 'A step in the right direction'

By George Willis | Nov 10, 2021

In an effort to address climate change, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D) awarded $9.5 million through two grants funded by the Driving PA Forward program.

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Pennsylvania Legislature extends hundreds of regulatory waivers that would 'benefit patients'

By George Willis | Oct 13, 2021

The Republican-controlled Legislature in Pennsylvania voted unanimously to continue hundreds of regulatory waivers for another six months, extending Gov. Tom Wolf’s (D) response to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to NBC 10 Philadelphia.

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Wolf: By increasing funds for early learning, 'we are making an economic investment in our communities'

By George Willis | Oct 5, 2021

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D) visited Community Services for Children’s Learning Hub in Allentown recently to highlight the $30 million increase in state funding, which will enable children to attend a quality pre-K program, according to the Official Pennsylvania Government Website.

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Rise in consumer prices leaves Pennsylvania residents 'terrified'

By George Willis | Oct 1, 2021

A rise in consumer prices has some people in Pennsylvania worried about whether they’ll be able to afford the cost of food soon.