Wolf, Republicans find common ground on slashing Pa. corporate tax
As part of his final budget address, Governor Tom Wolf proposed to cut Pennsylvania's corporate net income tax up to five percent.
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As part of his final budget address, Governor Tom Wolf proposed to cut Pennsylvania's corporate net income tax up to five percent.
Lela Reichart talks to people at breakfast focusing on Women in Agriculture Thursday. She was one of four women who spoke during the meeting sponsored by Rep. Torren Ecker. (Darryl
Women in Agriculture was the focus of breakfast held Thursday by Rep. Torren Ecker, standing at right, at The Apple Bin Restaurant, Biglerville. About 50 people attended the event which
More than 50 people turned out for a breakfast meeting focusing on Women in Agriculture, part of state Rep. Torren Ecker's (R-193) Farmers' Breakfast program in the Upper Adams Community
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