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Jackson. It was kind of funny to me sitting here listening to the renewable and the electrical. I want you all to take a look at this because of the fact that you all voted sometime ago dealing with solar, and i want you to see what my bill is, my electric bill is 103 dollars and some cents, now im not yes, you will see it when it comes around to you. You know, i dont represent or get paid by pg e, but as you see, you all when i got my solar god, i wish i had your bill. So, what i want you all t...

The next 6 months. Mr. President . Yes, commissioner . I would just like to point this out, if you look at the resolution that is in our packet, it clearly states many other things besides rates, we are considering more things because the way this resolution is written, it brings up every topic, everything we may disagree with or want further discussion about, so with that in consideration, ill pass it along. Point well taken. Any other Public Comment . I just want to say thank you, weve mad a v...

LOWER MERION – Senator Amanda M. Cappelletti (D- Montgomery/Delaware) and Representative Tim Briggs (D- Montgomery) today announced $217,600 awarded to Harriton Preserve for the Stream and Parkland Restoration project in Lower Merion. This grant, which was awarded through Pennsylvania’s Growing Greener Plus Grants Program, will also aid the Harriton Preserve in their education and outreach […]

According to the Dept. of Environmental Protection, it has been utilized to assist localized projects in communities across the commonwealth. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has awarded $474,802 in state grants for four stormwater management projects in the Lehigh Valley, state Sen. Lisa Boscola (D-Lehigh/Northampton) announced Friday.

PINE GROVE — On its 100th birthday, Sweet Arrow Lake received a long-awaited present — plans are underway to dredge the 60-acre waterway.

Jahnbaz Almas is the only solo candidate running in the upcoming Tuesday, November 8 election for the Bayonne Board of Education.

There are approximately 420 possible solar farm projects being proposed in Pennsylvania, which would take 80,000 acres of land.

Legislators should not pick sides and suggest that there is only one energy solution worth pursuing.

Legislators should not pick sides and suggest that there is only one energy solution worth pursuing.