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The FBI told Lancaster Snow Angels to refund $20,000 in raffle tickets. An upcoming House vote could help other nonprofits. (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article was changed to clarify how Lancaster Snow Angels generates funds. Lancaster Snow Angels shoveled out hundreds of senior citizens, veterans and mobility-impaired people free of charge when snowstorms blanketed Lancaster County last winter. The nonprofit, formed during the COVID-19 pandemic, purchases snowblowers, salt and shovels to support its winter work, and the group expanded in 2024 to year-round projects such as building wheelchair ramps and mowing lawns. The gro
Dave Nissley and Dale Hamby vie for 100th House District seat (opens the original)
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Republican Dave Nissley and independent Dale Hamby have at least one thing in common: Both have run unsuccessful campaigns to represent southern Lancaster County in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. This year, as they compete against one another in the 100th District, each is convinced the outcome will be different, and one of them is probably right. Bryan Cutler, who has held the seat for 20 years, announced in December that he would not seek reelection, leaving the door wide open in a
Weaknesses with Pa. aging department’s oversight could leave older adults at risk, audit finds (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â The Pennsylvania Department of Agingâs oversight of local agencies charged with preventing elder abuse is riddled with weaknesses and deficiencies that could leave vulnerable older adults at further risk of harm, according to a stinging audit released Wednesday by the stateâs top fiscal watchdog. The 80-page audit by Auditor General Tim DeFoorâs office also concluded that the departmentâs new system for monitoring the quality of abuse and neglect investigations no longer l
Democrats lead in 2 Pa. swing congressional district races: F&M poll (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania voters in two key congressional districts that broke for Republicans in 2024 are moving left, according to results of the latest Franklin & Marshall College Poll. The poll surveyed registered voters in the 7th Congressional District in the Lehigh Valley and the 10th Congressional District, which covers Dauphin County and parts of York and Cumberland counties. The results show Democratic candidates leading, mirroring national and state polls that suggests a shift away from Republican
Lancaster County high school students join historic legislative session in Philadelphia (opens the original)
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Drake Fair, a junior at Donegal High School, started researching elections when he was 10 years old. He said he finds the nitty-gritty details of political trends, such as Lancaster Countyâs slow leftward shift in the suburbs, fascinating, and he hopes to turn that passion into a career. Fair has spoken with Pennsylvania lawmakers about election modeling and his personal research. On Sept. 9, he was invited by his state House legislator, Rep. Tom Jones, to a historic special legislative sessio
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