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COVID pandemic let Pa. House lawmakers vote remotely. GOP says it’s time to restrict that rule.
HARRISBURG — In April, a firestorm erupted in Harrisburg after Philadelphia police issued an arrest warrant for a sitting state House lawmaker. Less than a week later, authorities revoked the warrant and revealed that it was based on flawed information. But in those intervening days, Republican leaders loudly and publicly objected to their Democratic counterparts casting votes on the member’s behalf while he was absent.
Is housing coming near Dunkin' in Langhorne? Why the township says property needs work
A stalled housing development next to a busy Dunkin’ Donuts in Middletown is a tree stump-ridden mess according to a neighbor, and the township has told the owner to clean it up. The property, at 628 W. Maple Avenue in Langhorne, adjoins the doughnut shop, and is pocked with large, deep craters from tree stump excavations. The stumps were left behind and the property, with a dilapidated house and outbuilding, is out of compliance with...
Penny-sized hail expected with thunderstorms to hit Perry County Wednesday
The National Weather Service issued a weather alert at 6:16 p.m. on Wednesday for strong thunderstorms until 7 p.m. for Perry County. Wind gusts of up to 55 mph and penny-sized hail (0.75 inches) are expected. "At 6:16 p.m., Doppler radar tracked a strong thunderstorm near Lewistown, moving east at...
Artsfest ready to return for its 56th year in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– Harrisburg’s Artsfest will be back for its 56th year this Memorial Day weekend. There will 150 artists and other vendors along with food trucks and live music. It runs from Saturday until Monday night at 7 p.m. Artists and city officials previewed the event in Riverfront Park Tuesday. “Artsfest is the Harrisburg’s […]
Have Your Say on the Eisenhower Blvd Improvement Plans
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Pa. State Government Refuses to Pay Local Stormwater Fees. This Bill Would Force It To
This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for our north-central Pa. newsletter, Talk of the Town, at spotlightpa.org/newsletters/talkofthetown. HARRISBURG — A Pennsylvania House panel has advanced a bill that would force the state government to pay municipal stormwater fees, something it has so far refused to do, costing local governments millions of dollars. Municipal officials have said the fees should apply to all land owners — even those exempt from taxes — because runoff and pollution mitigation are shared responsibilities, and the bill that moved out...
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