August 9th, 2010
The start of another week brings news over the weekend regarding campaigns, the state legislature, etc. To see all the latest political news from over the weekend, please see the articles below.
Third-party candidates may be key in Pa. governor’s race - James O’Toole, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pennsylvania lawmakers may target school funding for cuts - Associated Press
Clinton making local campaign stops - Nicole Radzievich, Allentown Morning Call
The heavy lifting - Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Pennsylvania’s high court justices among highest paid in nation - Debra Erdley, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
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August 6th, 2010
With the weekend near, political news of all kinds took place over the past two days. To get all the latest Pennsylvania political news before the weekend, please see the articles below.
Rendell assails ‘dangerous’ Pennsylvania bridges – Paul Paterra, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Senate confirms Hickton as U.S. attorney - Daniel Malloy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Legislators hear both sides of juvenile-lifer question – Chris Togneri, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Sestak proposes small-firm tax credit - Ashley Mannings, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Chuck Ardo to join Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson’s staff – Charles Thompson, The Patriot News
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August 4th, 2010
With the battle for the Governor’s mansion and U.S. Senate seat continuing, political news of all sorts continue to make headlines across the state. To get caught up on all the latest, please see the articles below.
U.S. Senate vote today decides fate of Pa. jobs - Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pennsylvania budget hole hinges on Medicaid funding – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
GOP’s Toomey wants Bush tax cuts to become permanent – Associated Press
Pa. casinos bring in record $116M in July – Philadelphia Inquirer
Advocate chains herself to a dog house at the Capitol to urge lawmakers to limit dog tethering – Kari Andren, The Patriot News
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August 2nd, 2010
Another week begins, yet more political news that occurred over the weekend. To get caught up on all the latest political news from around the state, please see the articles below.
No magic bullet for economy – John Micek, Allentown Morning Call
Safe drilling: Operators should lead safety efforts at all wells – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
They’re running for lieutenant governor – John Baer, Philadelphia Daily News
Pennsylvania Senate: Toomey (R) 45%, Sestak (D) 39% - Rasmussen Reports
A svelter Rendell is winning his battle of the bulge – Amy Worden, Philadelphia Inquirer
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July 30th, 2010
With the weekend upcoming, political news of all varieties took place over the past two days. To get caught up on all the latest, please see the articles below.
Campaign info found in AG display – Mike Wereschagin, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Corbett: Pennsylvania job losses are the governor’s fault – John Micek, Allentown Morning Call
Candidates split on insurance program - James O’Toole, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pennsylvania immigration proposal runs into barrier – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
GOP seizes on Rangel ethics case - Colby Itkowitz, Allentown Morning Call
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July 28th, 2010
As the week continues to move by, political news from around Pennsylvania continues. To get caught up on all the latest, please see the articles below.
DeWeese ordered to stand trial - Tracie Mauriello, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
DeWeese requests trial in October – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Corbett dips a toe back into jobs controversy - Tom Infield, Philadelphia Inquirer
Orie sisters have lots of company in seeking paranormal advice – Luis Fabregas, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Rendell: Obama shouldn’t do ‘View’ – The Politico
12 Haitian children remain in limbo – Associated Press
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July 26th, 2010
With the weekend over, and Pennsylvania politico’s facing yet another week of campaign press releases, position papers, etc. political news of all varieties took place over the weekend. To get caught up on all the latest, please see the articles below.
Onorato, Corbett, field some personal questions – Associated Press
Pennsylvania getting up to speed on assisted living care - Gary Rotstein, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
When will enough be enough? – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Pennsylvania Turnpike takes heat for driving up tolls – Kari Andren, The Patriot News
Pa. late in launching its own high-risk insurance pool - Bill Toland, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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July 23rd, 2010
With the weekend upcoming, political news of all varieties occurred over the past few days. To get caught up on all the latest before the weekend, please see the articles below.
Editorial: Time to step away – Philadelphia Inquirer
Unemployment benefits renewed; Pennsylvania residents should see payments next week – Associated Press
Report ranks area low in education – The Times Leader
Pittsburgh public transit riders brace for a rough ride - Jon Schmitz, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
District Justice David J. Murphy given probation in election-petition forgeries - Bonnie Cook, Philadelphia Inquirer
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July 21st, 2010
With state lawmakers continuing to work in their districts, political news concerning a wide variety of topics occurred over the past two days. To get caught up on all the latest, please see the articles below.
Corbett speaks out on jobs, jobless – Amy Worden, Philadelphia Inquirer
Can Corbett pass ‘poli-gaffe’ test? – John Baer, Philadelphia Daily News
Limits likely on Pennsylvania red-light bill – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Pennsylvania Sen. Jane Orie’s former chief of staff testifies at hearing – Associated Press
Staffer shares Orie messages – Bobby Kerlik, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
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July 19th, 2010
Over the weekend, a wide variety of political news took place. Whether it be on the race for Governor, U.S. Senate, etc. see below to get caught up on all the latest.
GOP has good shot at winning back state House in fall – Associated Press
Legislative leaders see passage of gas severance tax by Oct. 1 – Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Democrats seek out 2008 first-time voters - Bob Fernandez, Philadelphia Inquirer
Conservative Pat Toomey woos moderates in Senate campaign - Thomas Fitzgerald, Philadelphia Inquirer
U.S. Senate candidates opting to trade shots, not discuss issues – Salena Zito, Pittsburgh Tribune Review
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