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This is why I am focused on women’s issues. Not just because it is fair and because it is right, but I’m focused on women because women matter. Read more
HARRISBURG, Dec. 6 – In an effort to help get a Gwynedd Mercy University renovation project off the ground, state Reps. Liz Hanbidge and Mary Jo Daley today announced a $2 million state grant that will be used to launch phase 1 of the Triplex Project, the renovation of Loyola Hall. The funding is being awarded to the Montgomery County Redevelopment Authority through the state’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. “Universities across the nation are competing to attract the best and the brightest students, and many are struggling to offer both a quality education and a modern and exciting campus experience,” Hanbidge said. “The expansion project happening at Gwynedd Mercy University continues to transform the campus in exciting ways, and I am delighted to help secure this $2 million in state funding to help see it through.” According to the lawmakers, the renovation project will upgrade residential living/learning rooms, common spaces, meeting spaces, utility and technology rooms, and bathrooms. The relocation of workspace for residence life and health and wellness will increase residential capacity by eight rooms. Renovations include upgrades to electric, installation of WiFi, asbestos abatement, improvements to exterior masonry deficiency, ADA bathroom facilities, and installation of HVAC/Ventilation that meets COVID-19 pandemic requirements. "Investment in Read more
Dear Friends, I hope you had a meaningful and joyful Thanksgiving holiday! One of the things I am most grateful for is the opportunity to do the work you have entrusted to me. This week is the 3rd anniversary of opening my district office and I am extremely proud of and grateful for the work that my district office staff have accomplished in that time. Our staff is dedicated to serving you and we are grateful for the opportunity to do so! Read more
As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, here is some important legislation I'm thankful to see. Read more
Find some of the most compelling arguments against Senate Bill 565 as well as a list of some upcoming events in this week's community update. Read more
“The state has answered the call for two projects that will protect the safety and well-being of residents in our legislative district,” Hanbidge said. Read more
Learn about the latest votes in Harrisburg and updates on the bills that could come up for a vote this week in session. Read more
“These organizations help our communities and neighborhoods be better places to reside," Hanbidge said. “I’m glad to see that we are investing in them so they can continue to provide these vital services.” Read more
Learn more about what's being done to monitor the levels of toxic heavy metals in baby food products. This week's update also contains links to vaccine information for children ages 5 to 11. Read more
Learn more about a bill that would help more seniors in PA and more details from the latest session work in Harrisburg. Read more
One of the most significant changes in Pennsylvania government since I was elected has been the number of women serving the commonwealth. In 2018, Pennsylvania ranked 49th in the country for women in government and the U.S. ranked 100th in the world. Read more
Check out what our friends and neighbors had to say about the issues that matter to our communities. Read more
I joined state lawmakers Sen. Amanda Cappelletti and Rep. Melissa Shusterman in introducing legislation that would modernize PA leave and allow people suffering a lost pregnancy time to cope, heal and recover. Read more
“The loss of a pregnancy is devastating, physically and mentally, and can trigger negative long-lasting effects in the lives of those who experience it and aren't able to get the help they need,” Hanbidge said. “Often in our society, working people are forced to return to work too soon after this difficult experience." Read more
Find the latest updates from Harrisburg, including clearing up any misconceptions about Critical Race Theory. Read more
“No one wanted to go through what we experienced last year,” Hanbidge said. “Yet, the behind-the-scenes work of North Penn School District staff and students allowed learning to continue throughout the most difficult days of the pandemic. I’m glad to see the district receive funding to help offset the financial costs of keeping our children learning in a safe environment.” Read more
Find the latest legislative updates from another week of session work in Harrisburg as well as an update on unemployment compensation and an important bill moving through the Senate. Read more
Lawmakers returned to Harrisburg for three session days in the House this week, voting on important bills including one that could affect masks in schools. Read more
If you think you or someone you love needs help combating opioid addiction, please call 1-800-662-HELP or visit Get Help Now. If someone is actively overdosing, call 911. Read more
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