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Lowman Henry: The Fetterman Show upstages Josh Shapiro (opens the original)
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As the days get longer and pumpkin spice takes over the known universe, the General Election season is in high gear, headed toward its early November showdown. Every four years, voters in Pennsylvania elect a governor. Especially in a year when a U.S. Senate seat is not up for grabs, the gubernatorial campaign and its candidates command the spotlight. Gov. Josh Shapiro, continuing his inexorable journey from womb to White House, is seeking re-election. His campaign has less to do with winning an
Lowman Henry: Mark Schweiker’s short but consequential Pa. governorship (opens the original)
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Several weeks ago, former Pennsylvania Gov. Mark Schweiker spoke to the Pennsylvania Press Club, offering his reflections on the events of September 11, 2001. The 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York City, the Pentagon, and the downing of United Flight 93 in Somerset County serves as a much-needed reminder of what happened that sunny late summer day. Mark Schweiker was serving as Pennsylvania’s Lieutenant Governor on September 11, 2001. The office of Lieutenant Governor in Penns
Lowman Henry: Pennsylvania ‘Legislative Limbo’ is not a happy dance (opens the original)
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Typically, I don’t have anything positive to say about Pennsylvania’s extreme activist state Supreme Court. But on two issues, the justices have done their jobs in a timely manner. They have ruled that so-called “skill game” machines are in fact gambling devices, and they have deemed mandatory life without parole for second-degree murder convictions unconstitutional. The justices’ decisions lobbed the ball for both issues back into the legislature’s court. The court placed a deadline on the legi
Lowman Henry: Data center hysteria spreads across Pennsylvania (opens the original)
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Back in 1999, concern bordering on hysteria gripped America and the world over the unknown impact on digital infrastructure from the arrival of a new millennium. Doomsday forecasts prompted many to stockpile water and food in the event that system failures would significantly disrupt daily life. When the ball dropped in New York’s Times Square at the stroke of midnight on December 31, 1999, the planet was neither plunged into darkness nor chaos. The feared technological meltdown failed to materi
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