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Funding secured to sustain rural healthcare at Bucktail Medical Center

Senator Cris Dush and Representative Stephanie Borowicz have announced a significant financial boost for Bucktail Medical Center in Renovo.

By West Central PA News | Jan 13, 2025

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Brian Smith begins third term representing Pennsylvania's 66th district

State Representative Brian Smith has been sworn in for his third term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

By West Central PA News | Jan 8, 2025

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Cris Dush begins second term focusing on election integrity and anti-trafficking initiatives

By West Central PA News | Jan 8, 2025

On January 7, Senator Cris Dush was sworn in for his second term representing Pennsylvania's 25th District.

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Joe Pittman begins second term as Pennsylvania state senator

By West Central PA News | Jan 7, 2025

The Pennsylvania Senate convened today for the start of the 2025-26 legislative session, where State Senator Joe Pittman (R-41) was sworn in for his second full term.

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Pennsylvania Senate begins 2025-26 session with new members and leadership

By West Central PA News | Jan 7, 2025

The Pennsylvania Senate began its 2025-26 legislative session with the swearing-in of new and re-elected members.

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Rep. Abby Major announces limited hours for Ford City district office

By West Central PA News | Jan 3, 2025

Rep. Abby Major has announced that her Ford City district office will have limited hours for the foreseeable future.

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Pennsylvania leaders clash over strategies for managing rising electricity costs

By West Central PA News | Dec 31, 2024

Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman has expressed strong criticism of Governor Josh Shapiro's approach to handling electricity prices in Pennsylvania.

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Dush and Thompson announce Cameron County satellite office hours

By West Central PA News | Dec 12, 2024

Senator Cris Dush and Congressman Glenn "GT" Thompson have announced their upcoming satellite office hours for the Cameron County area.

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Legislation aims to strengthen protections for sexually exploited minors

By West Central PA News | Dec 6, 2024

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Pennsylvania Senate leaders respond to governor's transportation fund allocation

By West Central PA News | Nov 22, 2024

Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman and Senate Transportation Committee Chair Wayne Langerholc, Jr. issued a statement addressing Governor Josh Shapiro's decision to redirect $153 million in federal highway and bridge capital funds.

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Laptop grants awarded to improve connectivity in Jefferson & McKean counties

By West Central PA News | Nov 21, 2024

Senator Cris Dush has announced that the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA) is providing grant funding for the purchase of over 170 laptops in Jefferson and McKean Counties.

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Senate Republicans emphasize PA permitting reform efforts

By West Central PA News | Nov 19, 2024

Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman emphasized the ongoing efforts by Senate Republicans to implement permitting reforms in Pennsylvania.

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State officials announce over $870k in grants for conservation projects

By West Central PA News | Nov 15, 2024

Six grants totaling $874,300 have been allocated for park, recreation, and conservation projects in Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania senate republicans retain leadership team for 2025-26 session

By West Central PA News | Nov 13, 2024

Senate Republicans in Pennsylvania have re-elected their leadership team for the upcoming 2025-26 legislative session.

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Pittman re-elected Pennsylvania's senate majority leader for another term

By West Central PA News | Nov 13, 2024

State Senator Joe Pittman has been re-elected as Senate Majority Leader by his Republican colleagues for the 2025-2026 legislative session.

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Funding boosts recreation and conservation projects in Pennsylvania's 66th District

By West Central PA News | Nov 13, 2024

State Representative Brian Smith has announced that the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has allocated over $104,000 to support recreation and conservation initiatives in the 66th Legislative District.

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Jim Struzzi named appropriations chair for PA House Republicans

By West Central PA News | Nov 12, 2024

State Representative Jim Struzzi has been elected as the Appropriations Chair for the Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus for the 2025-26 Legislative Session.

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Republicans secure majority in Pennsylvania State Senate after election

By West Central PA News | Nov 12, 2024

Pennsylvania voters have restored a Republican majority to the state Senate following the recent General Election.

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RACP awards over $11M for redevelopment across three Pennsylvania counties

By West Central PA News | Nov 1, 2024

Six Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grants totaling $11.35 million have been allocated for projects in Indiana, Jefferson, and Westmoreland Counties.

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5 million RACP grants awarded for Westmoreland County redevelopment

By West Central PA News | Nov 1, 2024

Two Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grants, totaling $5 million, have been allocated for projects in Westmoreland County.