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MarchOnHarrisburg seeks lawmaker gift ban Harrisburg Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

MarchOnHarrisburg seeks lawmaker gift ban Harrisburg Pennsylvania

MarchOnHarrisburg's executive director is hopeful that incoming lawmakers will help to enact gift ban legislation, other anti-corruption measures.

Source: goerie.com
Raw Milk Licenses and Permits: What Dairy Farmers Need to Know - Vimarsana News

Raw Milk Licenses and Permits: What Dairy Farmers Need to Know

Pennsylvania Farmers who sell raw milk must obtain a raw milk permit through the Department of Agriculture. Here's what that process entails.

Shaler couple in dispute with school district over tax exemption for disabled veterans - Vimarsana News

Shaler couple in dispute with school district over tax exemption for disabled veterans

Robert Reichle spent three years in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam war, including 11 months in-country as a combat correspondent for the Stars and Stripes newspaper. Although he was never wounded during his service — and jokes that the only thing he ever killed was a tree — Reichle

Wolf's climate rule to be published, making Pa. first fossil fuel state to price carbon - Vimarsana News

Wolf's climate rule to be published, making Pa. first fossil fuel state to price carbon

The agency tasked with entering new regulations into the state’s official record is set to publish the Wolf Administration’s climate rule this weekend.

Source: wesa.fm
York County clerk sued over public records access - Vimarsana News

York County clerk sued over public records access

The York Dispatch and several other media outlets sued the York County clerk of courts, alleging that the office repeatedly violated public records laws.