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Keefer: End of Rain-Tax Mandate Lets Pennsylvania Follow Real Science β€” York County Already Showed the Way
September 28, 2026

Keefer: End of Rain-Tax Mandate Lets Pennsylvania Follow Real Science β€” York County Already Showed the Way

Sen. Dawn Keefer (R-31) praised President Donald J. Trump’s revocation of the 2009 Chesapeake Bay Protection and Restoration Executive Order (EO) and called on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to stop forcing municipalities to chase moving targets measured by flawed models.  [Read More]

E-news Updates – September 22, 2026
September 22, 2026

E-news Updates – September 22, 2026

In this Update: Dillsburg Bell Celebrates York County History Touring LKQ’s Operations Honoring Those Who Serve at Mechanicsburg High School Join Us for a Concealed Carry Seminar Oct. 17 Bringing the School Property Tax Conversation to Our Communities Key Measure to Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse Still Awaits House Action Homeland Security Grant Webinar Oct. 15 […]  [Read More]

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Published: September 21, 2026   |  Event: Monday, September 21

PA March for Life Rally

PA March for Life Rally | Front Steps of Capitol  [Read More]

News for Veterans – September 2026
September 19, 2026

News for Veterans – September 2026

In this update: 9/11: 25 Years Later Travis Manion 9/11 Heroes Run Honoring York County’s Fallen Fourth Annual Veterans Stand Down Remembering Our POWs and MIAs Marine Corps League Celebrates New ADA Ramp Taking to the Skies: Honoring Our Veterans Touring IDV USA and Supporting York County’s Defense Manufacturing Industry New Law Connects Families with […]  [Read More]

E-news Updates – September 15, 2026
September 15, 2026

E-news Updates – September 15, 2026

In this Update: Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later Thank You for Making My Senior Expo a Success York Habitat for Humanity: Building Stronger Communities See How Your Taxes Could Change Under My School Property Tax Elimination Act Protecting Children and Families from AI Deception New Law Cracks Down on Robocalls, Scam Texts and Caller ID […]  [Read More]

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Pennsylvania State Senator representing the 31st district serving Cumberland and York counties.

More than 6,000 people from across Pennsylvania gathered outside the state Capitol for the largest March for Life Rally in Harrisburg to date. I was glad to stand alongside so many Pennsylvanians who came together to support the unborn and advocate for mothers, children and families.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the rally and continues to stand for life.

#MarchForLife #WhyWeMarch

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More than 6,000 people from across Pennsylvania gathered outside the state Capitol for the largest March for Life Rally in Harrisburg to date. I was glad to stand alongside so many Pennsylvanians who came together to support the unborn and advocate for mothers, children and families. Thank you to everyone who participated in the rally and continues to stand for life. #MarchForLife #WhyWeMarch

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A win for Pennsylvanians today! This is what happens when we speak up and stand together.

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A win for Pennsylvanians today! This is what happens when we speak up and stand together.

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Philly residents aren’t fooled by the digital ad tax sleight-of-hand.

I’m happy to sit down with PHLCouncil to discuss Senate Bill 962, my bill to end school property taxes that puts $300 million into Philadelphia schools in year one. 🏠 πŸ“š πŸ’°

More home ownership. More money in the classrooms. Let’s talk. 🀝

@allante_mcauley

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Philly residents aren’t fooled by the digital ad tax sleight-of-hand. I’m happy to sit down with PHLCouncil to discuss Senate Bill 962, my bill to end school property taxes that puts $300 million into Philadelphia schools in year one. 🏠 πŸ“š πŸ’° More home ownership. More money in the classrooms. Let’s talk. 🀝 @allante_mcauley

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Friday night football took on a special meaning in Mechanicsburg as the Wildcats hosted the Lower Dauphin Falcons for Salute to Service Night.

I was glad to join @repkutz and the Wildcat community in honoring our military members, veterans and first responders and thanking them for their service and sacrifice.

π‘ƒπ˜©π‘œπ˜΅π‘œ πΆπ˜³π‘’π˜₯π‘–π˜΅ (π˜±π‘–π˜€π‘‘π˜Άπ‘Ÿπ˜¦ π˜°π‘“ π‘“π˜­π‘Žπ˜¨ π˜₯π‘–π˜΄π‘π˜­π‘Žπ˜Ίπ‘’π˜₯ π˜°π‘› π‘‘π˜©π‘’ 𝑓π˜ͺπ‘’π˜­π‘‘) - π˜‹π‘’π˜―π‘›π˜ͺ𝑠 π΅π˜’π‘˜π˜¦π‘Ÿ π‘ƒπ˜©π‘œπ˜΅π‘œπ˜¨π‘Ÿπ˜’π‘π˜©π‘¦

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Friday night football took on a special meaning in Mechanicsburg as the Wildcats hosted the Lower Dauphin Falcons for Salute to Service Night. I was glad to join @repkutz and the Wildcat community in honoring our military members, veterans and first responders and thanking them for their service and sacrifice. π‘ƒπ˜©π‘œπ˜΅π‘œ πΆπ˜³π‘’π˜₯π‘–π˜΅ (π˜±π‘–π˜€π‘‘π˜Άπ‘Ÿπ˜¦ π˜°π‘“ π‘“π˜­π‘Žπ˜¨ π˜₯π‘–π˜΄π‘π˜­π‘Žπ˜Ίπ‘’π˜₯ π˜°π‘› π‘‘π˜©π‘’ 𝑓π˜ͺπ‘’π˜­π‘‘) - π˜‹π‘’π˜―π‘›π˜ͺ𝑠 π΅π˜’π‘˜π˜¦π‘Ÿ π‘ƒπ˜©π‘œπ˜΅π‘œπ˜¨π‘Ÿπ˜’π‘π˜©π‘¦

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I toured LKQ Corporation`s York facility to learn about their role as a major provider of aftermarket, recycled and specialty automotive parts. With more than 600 employees across PA, including many in the 31st District, LKQ is an important local employer and I appreciate the opportunity to learn more about its operations and impact on our community.

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I toured LKQ Corporation's York facility to learn about their role as a major provider of aftermarket, recycled and specialty automotive parts. With more than 600 employees across PA, including many in the 31st District, LKQ is an important local employer and I appreciate the opportunity to learn more about its operations and impact on our community.

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π‹π’πŸπž 𝐒𝐬 𝐚 𝐠𝐒𝐟𝐭❀️

Thank you to everyone that joined us today at the March for Life Rally in Harrisburg!

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π‹π’πŸπž 𝐒𝐬 𝐚 𝐠𝐒𝐟𝐭❀️ Thank you to everyone that joined us today at the March for Life Rally in Harrisburg!

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I recently held a School Property Tax Elimination Town Hall in Hopwood, where residents had the opportunity to learn more about my legislation, ask questions and share their thoughts on meaningful property tax relief.

Want to bring the conversation to your community? Call my office at 717-432-1730 to host a town hall in your area. I look forward to hearing from you!

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I recently held a School Property Tax Elimination Town Hall in Hopwood, where residents had the opportunity to learn more about my legislation, ask questions and share their thoughts on meaningful property tax relief. Want to bring the conversation to your community? Call my office at 717-432-1730 to host a town hall in your area. I look forward to hearing from you! Β 

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Meet Senator Keefer

Dawn Keefer has been a champion of right-sizing government and reining in government regulation during her time in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 2017-2024, and since her election to the state Senate in November 2024. As State Representative of the 92nd legislative district in Northern York County, Keefer cut her legislative teeth during her first year in office, developing a non-taxing solution to balance a state budget that included $1.5 billion more in spending than in projected revenues.
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