Rep. Harper Leads SPCA donation drive
From The Norristown Times Herald
BLUE BELL - Rep. Kate Harper (R-Montgomery County) is holding a donation drive for the Montgomery County SPCA.
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Support forming for state corruption-investigating commission
From The Philadelphia Daily News
Bipartisan support is coalescing in the state House for a new state commission with authority to investigate corruption in local and state government.
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House moves on teen driving bill
From The Norristown Times Herald
HARRISBURG — A proposal to impose stricter rules for teen drivers appears destined for a compromise between Pennsylvania Senate and House members now that a House committee recommended rejecting a Senate version of the bill.
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Teen driving bill headed for a fight
From The Pottstown Mercury
HARRISBURG — "Bloodshed on Pennsylvania highways" will continue if a "watered down" Senate version of a teen driving safety bill is adopted, according to some concerned state House members.
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Rep. Kate Harper, local organizations help out Ambler Ambulance
From The Ambler Gazette
Friday was a busy day at the Ambler Ambulance station.
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Last Growing Greener II Bond Funds Used To Fund Watershed Restoration Projects
From The PA Environment Digest
The Department of Environmental Protection this week announced more than $16.5 million in Growing Greener funding for projects to cleanup waterways, restore stream banks, prevent flooding, reclaim mine-scarred lands and reduce pollution.
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Harper: Green funds need to grow
From The Doylestown Intelligencer Journal
Now is the time to begin looking for another revenue source to preserve a popular state environmental spending program, according to state Rep. Catherine "Kate" Harper, R-61.
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Bill would make 'sexting' a misdemeanor for teens
From The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A bill to make "sexting" a second-degree misdemeanor rather than a felony has been approved by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Letters: State can regulate
From The Lansdale Reporter
I agree with Jayne Wicklund’s “Your Say” column that “it has to start with insurance companies and regulating them.”
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