Nissley largely self-funds primary challenge to Cutler, who reaps GOP leadership benefits

The Sadsbury Township man challenging state Rep. Bryan Cutler in the April 23 primary gave $20,000 to his own campaign, campaign finance filings show, making up nearly two-thirds of the

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