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New House rules enhance member voices, encourage meaningful discussion in policy debate

01/15/2025 12:36PM

Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Jesse Topper (R-Bedford/Fulton) made the following statement about the adoption of new House rules for the 2025-26 legislative session.

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What does Chester County government do for our townships?

01/15/2025 12:16PM

Guest Column

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Gallivan named chairman of New Garden Township board of supervisors

01/08/2025 11:12AM ● By Richard Gaw

New Garden Township Supervisor Ted Gallivan will assume the duties as board chairman for the five-member group in 2025, it was announced at the supervisors’ meeting on Jan. 6.

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State lawmakers announce $175 million for Pa. school building repairs and renovations

01/08/2025 11:02AM

On Dec. 10, State Sen. Vincent Hughes and State Rep. Jordan Harris, announced $175 million in grant funding for repairs and renovations to Pennsylvania school buildings.

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Applications available for Broadband Equity Access program

01/08/2025 10:59AM

State Sen. John Kane announced that the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority has opened its first application period for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program.

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Environmental group partners with Penn State on township’s greenhouse emission report

12/25/2024 02:11PM ● By Richard Gaw

‘Climate change is a global problem with local impacts.'

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Oxford Borough’s costs of being an urban center in a growing area

12/25/2024 02:00PM ● By Betsy Brewer Brantner

A recent Oxford Borough Council meeting brought up a question from the public regarding a warehouse structure behind the Post House in East Nottingham Township.

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New Garden board passes township’s 2025 budget

12/18/2024 01:18PM ● By Richard Gaw

First introduced by Manager Christopher Himes as part of a State of the Township brief on Aug. 26, the 2025 New Garden Township budget went through five reviews before being passed.

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