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Newly installed Montgomery County Commissioners hold 1st official meeting, announce new telephone number for those seeking help with homelessness - Vimarsana News

Newly installed Montgomery County Commissioners hold 1st official meeting, announce new telephone number for those seeking help with homelessness

Beginning Feb. 1, those seeking help with homelessness will call the local Health and Human Services Office of Housing and Community Development directly at 610-278-3522.

Source: wfmz.com
Supreme Court candidates with party backing show fundraising advantage - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court candidates with party backing show fundraising advantage

The PA Supreme Court candidates running in the 2023 primary election have raised $365,000 from wealthy donors, their own bank accounts, and more.

Source: goerie.com
Supreme Court candidates with party backing show fundraising advantage - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court candidates with party backing show fundraising advantage

HARRISBURG — The candidates running for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court are getting campaign money from wealthy donors, their own bank accounts, construction trade unions, and in one

How much 2023 Pa. Supreme Court candidates have raised - Vimarsana News

How much 2023 Pa. Supreme Court candidates have raised

The Pa. Supreme Court candidates running in the 2023 primary election have raised $365,000 from wealthy donors, their own bank accounts, and more.

Source: wesa.fm
Top Pa. court candidates raise $365,000 from wealthy donors, their own back accounts, and in one case, Doug Mastriano - Vimarsana News

Top Pa. court candidates raise $365,000 from wealthy donors, their own back accounts, and in one case, Doug Mastriano

HARRISBURG — The candidates running for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court are getting campaign money from wealthy donors, their own bank accounts, construction trade unions, and in one