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Community Shredding Event

Charlestown Elementary School 2060 Charlestown Road, Malvern, United States

I am looking forward to partnering with Rep. Kristine Howard to host a FREE Community Shredding Event on March 23! The shredding event will take place on Saturday, March 23rd […]

Policy Hearing – Death in Custody: A Public Health Crisis

North Office Building 401 North Street, Harrisburg, PA, United States

On April 2nd, Senator Katie Muth, Chair of the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Policy Committee, and Senator Cappelletti will co-host a hearing on the Commonwealth’s absence of reliable information surrounding deaths […]

Policy Hearing – Road Spreading of Brine in Pennsylvania

Valley Township Building 1145 W Lincoln Hwy, Coatesville, United States

On April 17, Senators Muth and Comitta will hold a hearing on the practice of spreading brine on Pennsylvania roads. This hearing aims to thoroughly examine the environmental and public […]

Two projects get $3.1 million in state funding

Two projects get $3.1 million in state funding

ROYERSFORD — Two projects in Senate District 44 have received $3.1 million in funding from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP). Resources for Human Development received a $2.5 million RACP grant for the construction of a new facility to house the...

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Renewable energy deserves bigger push

Renewable energy deserves bigger push

Oil prices spiked in the ’70s, and so did the cost of living. We all complained about that, but I don’t remember anyone griping about their phones. We couldn’t move them very far, so we sometimes couldn’t reach someone or would miss important calls. Few of us could...

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