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Legislation would create commission to study Pa.'s rural population decline | News, Sports, Jobs

With Pennsylvania’s rural population projected to decline nearly 6% by the year 2050, a state House panel on Tuesday voted to advance legislation that would c

Legislation from House panel would create commission to study rural population decline in Pa.

The House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee voted on a bipartisan basis to support House Bill 2225, which would establish the Rural Population Revitalization Commission. The post Legislation from House panel would create commission to study rural population decline in Pa. appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

New PA Laws That Could Impact Life In 2024

New PA Laws That Could Impact Life In 2024 - Across Pennsylvania, PA - The New Year is nearly here, and a slew of new laws will take effect in Pennsylvania when the calendar flips to January.

Shapiro signs bill to make Pa. Preferred Organic label permanent – Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Pennsylvania’s Preferred Organic trademark program is here to stay after Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill making the designation permanent this week.

State Officials Look to Increase PA 529 Education Investments in Rural Counties

This week, state officials encouraged Pennsylvanians to prepare and invest in post-secondary education with PA 529 plans. PA 529 plans are designed to help families save for education after high schoo

Half of Pa.'s dogs are unlicensed: What local lawmakers intend to do about it

Williamsport, Pa. - About 1.5 million dogs in Pennsylvania have no ticket home if they get lost, and no way to track down an owner if they would bite or

Half of Pa.'s dogs are unlicensed: What local lawmakers intend to do about it

Half of Pa.'s dogs are unlicensed: What local lawmakers intend to do about it

Ag Deputy Secretary, Bucks County Breeder, State Representative Call for Action to Prevent Puppy Mills from Resurfacing

​ Ag Deputy Secretary, Bucks County Breeder, State Representative Call for Action to Prevent Puppy Mills from Resurfacing 05/13/2021 Quakertown, PA - Today, Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Fred Strathmeyer was at Willow Spring Kennels in Bucks County to discuss the sad situation facing Pennsylvania dogs due to inaction to raise dog license fees. State Representative Frank Farry, scheduled to join the event was unfortunately unable to attend, but expressed his support for legislative action. Dog wardens of the Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement inspect commercial kennels at least twice a year. Since its inception in 1893, the bureau has been funded mostly with the sale of dog licenses. While the nominal license fee has not been increased in 25 years, the duties of dog wardens have been greatly broadened. Now the bureau is understaffed and barely able to keep up with the minimum required inspections. That is going to lead to the return of puppy mills in Pennsylvania.  

Ag Secretary, Dauphin County Treasurer Call for Practical Solution to Crisis Impacting PA Dogs, Local Government Finances