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Eye on the Capitol: How Bernstine, Brown, Brooks, Vogel voted - Vimarsana News

Eye on the Capitol: How Bernstine, Brown, Brooks, Vogel voted

HARRISBURG — Here are how Lawrence County’s state representatives and senators voted recently.

Legislative Roll Call: How they voted in September - Vimarsana News

Legislative Roll Call: How they voted in September

This feature tracks the votes of area lawmakers on bills before the state House of Representatives in Harrisburg on Sept. 26 and 27 and before the state Senate from Sept.

League of Women Voters of Centre County: Know the role of a school board director - Vimarsana News

League of Women Voters of Centre County: Know the role of a school board director

There are school boards for each of the state’s 500 public school districts.

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State College Area School District rejects plaintiffs' school activity exclusion claims - Vimarsana News

State College Area School District rejects plaintiffs' school activity exclusion claims

WILLIAMSPORT – The State College Area School District has denied claims from a religious rights group and two Centre County families that it is unfairly discriminating against home school and parochial school students within its area, by preventing them from participating in extracurricular activities in the District.

Pa. Senate passes bill for substitute teachers, $100M in mental health supports - Vimarsana News

Pa. Senate passes bill for substitute teachers, $100M in mental health supports

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Senate reached a cross-aisle agreement Wednesday in passing a bill intended to help schools hire substitute teachers and newly amended to authorize $100 million in spending