A victory for street medicine; Monongahela Wharf Connector Trail reopens; deer culling – and more! Read more
“We support and encourage creating spaces for the discussion and celebration of Palestinian art, literature and culture. We simply believe that this celebration should not include individuals with a history of divisive, antisemitic rhetoric, which is antithetical to the mutual respect, understanding, and healing we all need to move forward.” Read more
Clearing the air for casino, club, and bar workers; events around the district Read more
“Fifteen years ago, this commonwealth took an enormous step forward in ensuring that our workers are not forced to breathe in toxic smoke – it’s time to finish the job,” Frankel, D-Allegheny, said. Read more
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Protecting workers from secondhand smoke; bringing down drug costs; finalizing the budget – and more! Read more
“Some folks will act like environmental research is bad for business and bad for Pennsylvania’s economy. But, no – it’s pollution that’s bad for business. It’s poor health outcomes that are bad for business,” Frankel said. “Let’s get every ounce of information that we can and use it to protect our constituents.” Read more
Check out my latest e-newsletter for the latest on the Property Tax/Rent Rebate expansion; universal free school breakfast; prescribing authority for psychologists -- and much more! Read more
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2 – State Rep. Dan Frankel, D-Allegheny, released the following statement on the Tree of Life synagogue shooter being sentenced to death today: “I’m grateful that the trial is over, so our community can move forward in recovery. I respect the wisdom of a jury who has found this act of hate and violence abhorrent and beyond the bounds of rehabilitation. “This verdict doesn’t restore the lives of the people lost to hate. We will forever mourn them, and the loss is sewn into the fabric of our community, just as the building on the corner of Shady and Wilkins avenues attests to both the tragedy – and hopefully – the path forward in healing and education. “My small part in this is to continue to fight against hate, against hate crimes, and try to compel the full force of our government against this viciousness, this antisemitism, and these attacks against targeted communities.” Today’s sentence comes after a jury found the perpetrator guilty of all 63 counts against him and deemed the death penalty to be an appropriate punishment. Frankel is the co-chair of the PA Jewish Legislative Caucus and has introduced several anti-hate bills in the state House. Read more
State budget; Kids Eat Right Month; National Night Out – and more! Read more
Community food drive; thanking former Rep. Sara Innamorato; good news for street medicine -- and more! Read more
House passes the CROWN Act, budget limbo, community events, and more! Read more
New budget, funding PA state-related universities, new cyber charter school law, and more! Read more
Plus, learn more about legislation passed in the House this week. Read more
“Let us remember that the survivors reopened these wounds for us, for humanity,” Frankel said. “Because there has to be a record. The work to hold back hateful ideologies and violence stands on history.” Read more
Frankel 6/15 statement on Pittsburgh Synagogue shooter guilty verdict Read more
Looking back on a productive week in Harrisburg: supporting safe working environments for nurses, a plan to keep more seniors in their homes and more! Plus, check out upcoming community events! Read more
Learn more about the passage of two bills that address gun violence in PA, the White House’s new strategy to counter Antisemitism, how to apply for the Whole Home Repairs Program and more in this week’s newsletter! Read more
. “I am particularly encouraged that the new plan the Biden-Harris Administration has announced is a broad one, including new action by executive agencies, calls for new legislation and outreach to mobilize every sector of society," Frankel said. Read more
“Today, the House Judiciary Committee voted for a commonwealth that stands with vulnerable communities and aspires to promote diversity and tolerance," Frankel said. Read more
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