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Pennsylvanians called on to 'Fight Dirty' in new anti-litter campaign - Times Publishing Newspapers, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvanians called on to 'Fight Dirty' in new anti-litter campaign - Times Publishing Newspapers, Inc.

All Around Bucks County - Last month the Wolf Administration joined Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful (KPB) representatives to announce the launch of the statewide anti-litter campaign,

PA Marijuana Pardon Project - Vimarsana News

PA Marijuana Pardon Project

Pennsylvania is coordinating a one-time, large-scale pardon effort for people with certain minor, non-violent marijuana convictions.

Source: pa.gov
Mike Kelly, PA lawmakers demand investigation into explicit books in school libraries - Vimarsana News

Mike Kelly, PA lawmakers demand investigation into explicit books in school libraries

One book singled out is 'Gender Queer: A Memoir' by Maia Kobabe.

Source: wfmj.com
Gov. Wolf Joins Educators in Celebrating Historic Education Funding for Public Schools - Vimarsana News

Gov. Wolf Joins Educators in Celebrating Historic Education Funding for Public Schools

Gov. Wolf joined students, educators, and legislators in the Southeast Delco School District to celebrate the administration’s historic $3.7 billion investment in public education over the past eight years.

Source: pa.gov
Gov. Wolf Announces New Funding Awarded to 'Project SPARK' in Lancaster County to Increase Awareness of Manufacturing Career Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Gov. Wolf Announces New Funding Awarded to 'Project SPARK' in Lancaster County to Increase Awareness of Manufacturing Career Opportunities

Gov. Wolf announced new manufacturing funding for Project SPARK to help recruit and train 150 individuals to help replenish the skilled workforce in Lancaster County.

Source: pa.gov