State Reps. Kyle T. Donahue and Bridget M. Kosierowski are pleased to announce that $7.75 million in grants have been awarded by the Shapiro administration for development projects in Scranton. Read more
“Today’s announcement will lead to improved health care facilities, more outdoor recreational opportunities and additional housing and parking near the river,” said Freeman. “I was glad to help local and business officials work through the state grant process so they could acquire these needed funds for their projects.” Read more
State Rep. Robert Freeman said his legislation that allows communities to extend their participation in the state’s Main Street program for up to a total of 10 years was signed into law Thursday by Gov. Josh Shapiro. Read more
"For years, MCTI has been doing wonderful things preparing students for the workforce or their post-secondary education opportunities. As a former educator, I am glad that I was able to help county and school officials work through the process of acquiring this important grant funding,” said Madden. Read more
“These are important developments at ESU and LVH and I am glad to have played a part in helping them to acquire the necessary state funding to make them a reality,” said Probst. Read more
“I fight hard for the communities that I represent in Harrisburg, and my office is in regular contact with local officials and business leaders to determine how we can best leverage state grant programs to improve community assets such as those that will be funded through these grants,” said Haddock. Read more
“Upper Macungie leaders and community partners are making an incredible investment in our region,” Schlossberg said. “I am thrilled to support these efforts, and that the Shapiro administration sees the value for residents of Lehigh County.” Read more
State Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski, alongside his colleague state Sen. Marty Flynn and Wilkes-Barre Mayor George Brown, presented the city of Wilkes-Barre with a $157,000 Local Share Account grant. Read more
“I have the utmost respect for the men and women who willfully answer the call in the middle of the night to race into a dangerous situation to save the lives of complete strangers,” said Rep. Jim Haddock, who hosted the hearing and represents portions of Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. “If we cannot find a remedy to save our volunteer fire companies, our hometowns will be at a tremendous loss.” Read more
With the fall season upon us, Pa. state Rep. Jim Haddock reminds anglers and boaters to have fun and be safe on the water! While fishing for bass, walleye, catfish, and muskies can be great this time of year, the PFBC will also stock thousands of trout into approximately 100 popular lakes and streams statewide this fall and winter. To view the stocking schedule and purchase a fishing license or unpowered boat launch permit, visit Fishandboat.com. Remember that boaters on most small boats, including all kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards are required to wear a life jacket from November 1 through April 30 when the water is very cold. Read more
Here are the latest grant opportunities that are open for applications. Read more
“House Democrats are laser focused on helping working families and workers,” said state Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski, who hosted the hearing. “As we heard today, Pennsylvania is losing young families and young workers to neighboring states – because Pennsylvania needs to bolster its investments in its working families, its workforce and its future.” Read more
State Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski and Sen. Marty Flynn are pleased to announce a series of significant improvements along Pennsylvania State Route 2007 (Laurel Run Road) aimed at facilitating the safe movement of overweight trucks to State Route 2034 (Pine Run Road). Read more
“From school improvements to safety upgrades, new community centers and equipment purchases, these grants represent projects that each are valuable to their particular area,” said Freeman. Read more
Pa. state Rep. Tarah Probst discusses her legislation that would create a public education campaign within the Department of Human Services to increase public understanding and engagement with the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. The bill passed the state House and now heads to the Senate for consideration. Read more
State Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski today announced that $1,959,831 in Local Share Account Program grants have been approved for projects throughout the community. Read more
“Many people experiencing a mental health crisis may not be aware of the critical resource available to them by dialing 988 or may not feel comfortable accessing it. We should do everything we can to make sure people know that help is available 24 hours a day,” said Probst. Read more
Majority Chairman of the PA House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee state Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski spoke about the need to fight hunger that so many face in the commonwealth during the closing ceremony of the Hunger Garden for 2024. Pashinski noted that food insecurity is worse now that during the height of the COVID pandemic and we need to do more to help the over 1.5 millions Pennsylvanians that continue to go hungry in the commonwealth. Read more
“I am hopeful that the governor will sign my legislation into law because of how important added time in the Main Street program could be for communities to ensure that the plan is fully implemented, and the revitalization objectives are met,” Freeman said. Read more
The grant will be used to add permanent restrooms with disability access, a concession area and storage facilities for equipment used by the township and organizations that use the park. Read more
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