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News for Veterans – February, 2026
In this update: Budget Groundhog Day: Shapiro’s Proposal Repeats the Past York Veteran Residents: Satellite Office Available for Assistance Advertising Veterans’ Resources in Workplaces Free Help for Veterans to Review and Update Benefits Expanding Access to Community Care for Veterans The Great American Outdoor Show Booking a Trip in 2026? Important Notice: My offices will […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – February 3, 2026
In this Update: Collaborating to Build a Vision for Penn State York Zero-Based Budgeting: A Smarter Way Forward for Pennsylvania Fluoride Choice Act Puts Families in Control Hearing Explores AI’s Impact on Pennsylvania’s Biotech Sector Keeping Construction Jobs Local Highlighting Girls & Women in Sports Day PennDOT Roadwork Schedules for Cumberland and York Counties Collaborating […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – January 27, 2026
In this Update: Empowering Families to Take Control of Their Health York County Launches the Countdown to America’s 250th Anniversary Discover Pennsylvania Granges PA Department of Revenue Job Openings Returning Whole Milk to Schools Jan. 31 Submission Deadline for Student Anti-Litter Contest Celebrating National School Choice Week PennDOT Roadwork Schedules for Cumberland and York Counties […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – January 21, 2026
In this Update: Help Shape This Year’s Newsletter Celebrating Pennsylvania Agriculture How Our Regional Airports Keep Pennsylvania Moving America250PA Scholarships Available York Residents: Satellite Office Available for Assistance U.S. Supreme Court Hears Cases on Fairness in Female Athletics Deadline Approaching for PennDOT “Innovations Challenge” PennDOT Roadwork Schedules for Cumberland and York Counties Help Shape This […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – January 13, 2026
In this Update: Help Shape This Year’s Newsletter City of York Welcomes New Mayor Protecting Pennsylvania Farmland and America’s Food Supply Making State Services Easier for Residents Jan. 31 Deadline for High School Seniors to Apply for America250PA Scholarships National Human Trafficking Awareness Month PennDOT Roadwork Schedules for Cumberland and York Counties Important Notice: My offices […] [Read More]
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Avoid travel delays! Check out PennDOT`s latest roadwork schedule for York County.
I had the privilege of speaking at the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Celebration Luncheon hosted by Pennsylvania Association of Career & Technical Administrators in recognition of National CTE Month!
CTE connects students to real-world skills, good-paying, in-demand careers, and a stronger economy. It was inspiring to celebrate the students, educators, employers and partners building Pennsylvania’s workforce of tomorrow. Proud to support efforts that expand career readiness across the commonwealth.
🎣Trout season is almost here. Opening Day is April 4, and the @pafishandboat’s 2026 stocking schedule is now available. Find everything you need to plan your season or get involved with stocking here: https://bit.ly/4tiR1Mc
It was great to join @abckeystone and their current Board Chair Steven Kearns with James Craft & Sons , Inc. for their Economic Outlook Breakfast. We heard from a national economist who shared a forecast for Pennsylvania’s construction industry in 2026. Thank you to Leer Electric for the invitation!
Had a fantastic time visiting middle school students from the @westshoresd’s gifted program. These students, who are currently exploring leadership styles in their special interest course, got to tour the Pennsylvania Capitol, meet elected officials, and be introduced on the House floor. It’s great to see young leaders so engaged and curious about government!
Check out the latest editions of my monthly veterans and weekly e-newsletters for updates, resources and information happening in our district and at the state level. See links in bio.
Had a great visit with students from @ycst_spartans_ at the Pennsylvania Capitol to hear firsthand about the skills they’re gaining to prepare for the workforce. These talented students are stepping into careers that fill much-needed jobs, and I’m proud to support them and the vital industries they’re entering.
During Senate session this week, I voted "NO" on the statewide cellphone ban in schools (Senate Bill 1014). While I agree, cell phones are a huge distraction in school and they should be limited, I couldn’t support the final bill because it usurped local control and mandated duplicative public meetings. I offered two changes to the bill that would have addressed my concerns but they were rejected.
Watch my comments on the two amendments I proposed at the links in my bio.
