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(The Center Square) – Some Pennsylvania legislators want to give tourism activity a boost, adding a formal process for municipalities to develop specific areas.

As Democrats look to flip the state Senate in November, House Democrats fight to expand their “humble majority,” and established Republicans fend off primary challengers from their party’s conservative wing, the Capital-Star has flagged 20 noteworthy races from Tuesday’s primary. All vote totals are unofficial results from the Pennsylvania Department of State. 15th Senate District […] The post 20 legislative primary results that set the stage for November and b...

A deteriorating steel dock along the Allegheny River in Gilpin is showing its age but has promise to be a boon to the local economy. Located in the township’s Schenley section, at milepost 30.8 on the Allegheny River north of Pittsburgh, it’s the last commercial dock going upriver from the

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Some believe it's an affirmation incumbents are doing a good job, or as evidence that incumbent advantages are seen as insurmountable, or — to some lawmakers — as an argument to open Pennsylvania’s closed primary system.

CLARION – Lisa Kerle of New Bethlehem has officially announced her candidacy for the 63rd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania State House.

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HARRISBURG – State Representative Donna Oberlander announced that she will not be seeking re-election to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in the 63rd Legislative District.