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The Independent Fiscal Office’s finding that “there is little or no correlation” between public school spending and test scores raised eyebrows among Pennsylvania legislators.

The Independent Fiscal Office’s finding that “there is little or no correlation” between spending on public schools and test scores raised eyebrows among Pennsylvania legislators.

The Independent Fiscal Office’s finding that “there is little or no correlation” between spending on public schools and test scores raised eyebrows among Pennsylvania legislators.

The Independent Fiscal Office says “there is little or no correlation” between spending on public schools and test scores.

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Republicans responded to the two-term governor's final budget address, calling it "reckless" and a "fantasy."

Rep. Torren Ecker (R-193) places a wreath in the Soldiers National Cemetery on Friday as part of the Sgt. Mac Foundation wreath placement.

Residents of the 193rd Legislative District are invited to attend a festive open house at Rep. Torren Ecker’s (R-Adams/Cumberland) office, located at 282 W. King St. in Abbottstown on Wednesday,

Pennsylvania state Rep. Torren Ecker has introduced legislation to help fire companies keep more of the funds they raise.

On April 6, 2021 the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bill that will ultimately protect not only healthcare workers, but also various facilities and businesses.