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Pennsylvania lawmakers race to regulate skill games before ban takes effect (opens the original)
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Skill game machines are beginning to disappear from some Pennsylvania businesses as lawmakers face an Oct. 14 deadline to decide whether to legalize and regulate the devices. Skill game machines are beginning to disappear from some Pennsylvania businesses as lawmakers face an Oct. 14 deadline to decide whether to legalize and regulate the devices. Skill game machines are beginning to disappear from some Pennsylvania businesses as lawmakers face an Oct. 14 deadline to decide whether to legalize a
Shapiro wants lawmakers to help cut Harrisburg parking costs (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro joined state and local leaders in Harrisburg to announce a $64 million effort to revitalize the city’s downtown through a new hotel, public-space improvements and grants for small businesses. The plan includes $11 million in state grant funding to support the opening of a Courtyard by Marriott hotel with a lobby at 333 Market St. It also calls for $40 million in private investment, new outdoor spaces, improvements along Riverfront Park and additional small-business
Shapiro unveils $64M Harrisburg plan after 5 months of input (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania officials unveiled a plan Monday to revitalize downtown Harrisburg through more than $64 million in public and private investments, including funding for a new hotel, riverfront improvements and support for local businesses. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced the initiative with city, county, business and nonprofit leaders. The state will provide $22.7 million, adding to more than $31 million the Shapiro administration previously directed to projects across Harris
Harrisburg, PennDOT eye major Front Street changes after fatal crosswalk crash (opens the original)
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More than a month after a deadly crash at a Front Street crosswalk, Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams' administration and PennDOT on Friday said they are discussing major changes to the road and shifting ownership of the busy state-owned throughfare to the city. More than a month after a deadly crash at a Front Street crosswalk, Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams' administration and PennDOT on Friday said they are discussing major changes to the road and shifting ownership of the busy state-owned thr
Lawsuit raises procurement concerns over renovations at Governor’s Residence (opens the original)
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A former Pennsylvania state employee has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was fired after repeatedly raising concerns about waste and possible wrongdoing involving renovations at the Governor’s Residence. Nicole Moyer of York County, a former Department of General Services employee, alleges state officials bypassed competitive procurement policies for hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of lighting equipment installed at the residence. The lawsuit also raises concerns about contracts for
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