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Pa. legislature to move sex abuse survivor stand-alone bill

Pa. legislature to move sex abuse survivor stand-alone bill

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pa. legislature is expected to move a stand-alone bill that would allow sex abuse survivors to sue after an emergency amendment failed last week. “Never forgot what they did to me. And it’s been 50 years. It weighs on my conscience and it...

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Democrats step in to counter GOP fracking suit

Democrats step in to counter GOP fracking suit

State Sen. Steve Santarsiero (D-10) was joined by Democratic colleagues Viernes in New Hope to announce their action to protect clean drinking water from environmental hazards of fracking. Their action was in response to a lawsuit filed by Republican senators against...

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La PUC retira la votación sobre el controvertido acuerdo Aqua/DELCORA

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos (Public Utility Commission) ha retirado en el último segundo del orden del día previsto para el jueves la votación sobre la venta a una empresa privada de la Autoridad Regional del Agua del Condado de Delaware (Delaware County Regional Water Authority, DELCORA), según han informado varias fuentes al Delaware Valley Journal. Es...

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Capitol Report

Capitol Report

Following is a listing of legislative and executive action from the week of Feb. 8. Both houses of the General Assembly were in recess at press time. The Pennsylvania Senate was scheduled to return to session Feb. 22. The state House of Representatives was set to come...

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Gov. Tom Wolf proposes major changes to education funding

Gov. Tom Wolf proposes major changes to education funding

The York County Democrat presented his annual budget address — a day late due to a snowstorm and virtually because of the ongoing pandemic — laying out his plan for Pennsylvania. It was not a status quo vision he shared, far from it. Wolf called for some major...

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Local lawmakers support marriage equality legislation

Local lawmakers support marriage equality legislation

WEST CHESTER — A group of Chester County legislators are pushing for legislation they say would update Pennsylvania law to reflect the relatively newfound state of marriage equality and the right of same-sex couples across the nation to marry. Though the U.S. Supreme...

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This Week in Pennsylvania with Dennis Owens: Marzo 28

This Week in Pennsylvania with Dennis Owens: Marzo 28

On This Week in Pennsylvania part one, Dennis Owens covers Pennsylvania hitting a very grim milestone – 1 million positive cases of COVID-19. He also reports on funding for schools to reopen, the latest on the sex abuse emergency amendment, anti-hate legislation and...

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El proceso de enmienda constitucional vuelve a empezar en Pensilvania

El proceso de enmienda constitucional vuelve a empezar en Pensilvania

(La Plaza del Centro) - Después de una votación casi unánime el martes, el proceso de aprobación de una enmienda constitucional que podría abrir una ventana de dos años para los litigios contra los abusadores sexuales de niños comenzó de nuevo en Pennsylvania. A pesar del apoyo unificado al proyecto de ley 14 de la Cámara,...

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CRC Streams Clean Up at Deshong Park was unusual

CRC Streams Clean Up at Deshong Park was unusual

When it was first announced a few weeks ago, my little campaign team agreed we’d participate in the CRC Streams Clean Up at Deshong Park in Chester. CRC represents the Chester – Ridley – Crum Creeks that flow through this part of Delaware County. For the last 23...

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Chester County getting 5,700 doses of vaccine next week

Chester County getting 5,700 doses of vaccine next week

WEST CHESTER — The good news: Chester County will receive 5,700 doses of the coronavirus vaccine in the coming week, the first shipment in two weeks. The bad news: Of the nearly 51,000 doses of the vaccine requested, the county so far has received half. As local...

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Lawmakers confident of a safe inauguration day

Lawmakers confident of a safe inauguration day

WASHINGTON — Several elected Pennsylvania officials have fingers crossed that in Washington, Chester County and the rest of the country Americans will stay safe during today's inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States. U.S. Rep. Chrissy...

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Capitol closure precautions welcomed by local legislators

Capitol closure precautions welcomed by local legislators

The Pennsylvania Capitol will remain closed for most of this week following a violent insurgency in Washington, D.C., that left five dead, a move some local lawmakers said they agreed with. “While it’s regrettable that they’re necessary, the precautions in advance of...

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