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Cellphone ban, skill games: As Pa. lawmakers head back to Harrisburg, here are the most pressing issues (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania House and Senate return to Harrisburg Monday after nearly two months off, leaving lawmakers with less than 14 days between now and Thanksgiving to approve top-priority legislation before the end of the two-year legislative session. With the current session set to end Nov. 30, any bill that has not been passed into law will die at that point. Lawmakers will have to reintroduce their bills next year to give them a chance of becoming law. Here are issues Democrats and Republicans,
Attack ads in key Pa. Senate race draw on Malone’s old blog posts, D&D fan fiction (opens the original)
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Control of the state Senate hangs in the balance of the November general election, and in Lancaster County's 36th District, Republicans are on the attack in television ads and political mailers claiming incumbent Democrat James Malone disrespects women, mocks Christian values and admits he âdoesnât belongâ in this county. Defending the former East Petersburg mayor's seat is perhaps the most important piece of Pennsylvania Democrats hopes this fall of reclaiming a Senate majority for the fi
Brad Chambers, Tom Jones lead in latest polling of Lancaster County's most competitive races this fall (opens the original)
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Editor's note: The article was updated to include a breakdown of the party registration of the respondents from the two districts. Recent polling by a national nonprofit that studies trends in state legislative elections suggests Lancaster Countyâs most competitive midterm races could produce upsets. Columbia Democrat Brad Chambers has a one-point lead over Republican incumbent Brett Miller in the 41st state House District, according to a poll conducted this month by State Navigate. The online
Pa. lawmakers stress youth engagement at annual anti-abortion rally (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â Thousands of people gathered on the steps of the Pennsylvania Capitol Monday morning to call for restrictions on abortion in the state. This yearâs anti-abortion March for Life rally, the sixth since the annual gathering began in 2021, was the largest, according to the conservative Pennsylvania Family Institute, which hosted the event. Josue Sierra, the Pennsylvania Family Instituteâs director of communications, estimated more than 6,000 people traveled by bus from across the
Car strikes stopped train car in Mount Joy Borough early Thursday morning (opens the original)
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A car drove into a stopped train in Mount Joy Borough after 1 a.m. Thursday but no one was injured, according to borough police. Crews had been moving around train cars for an adjacent popcorn business when the crash occurred at the Manheim Street (Route 772) crossing near the Hopewell Street intersection, said Mount Joy Borough police Chief Robert Goshen. He said the northbound vehicle needed to be towed away and that the train car involved was separated so it could be more closely examined and
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