More than 100 Telford residents waited in the cold to express disapproval regarding a reduction in library funding.
Bucks County’s full bench recusal creates an unexpected delay until an “out-of-county” judge is appointed for the hearing.
Officials claim anti-LGBTQ sentiment played no role in the library’s financial cuts, but borough council commentary and social media posts may indicate otherwise.
Panelists, which include Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, former Congressman Jim Greenwood, Democratic strategist Danny Ceisler, and Ballot PA Chair David Thornburg, will discuss whether election reforms can empower “moderates.”
By greenlighting H.R. 21, the Republican Congressman offers up public lands for drilling at the expense of consumers and the environment.
The district’s proposed map disenfranchises 6,000 voters and violates the ‘one person one vote’ 14th Amendment principle.
UPDATE: “After contacting the Board of Elections, my last day [as a Council Rock school board member] is being moved to Feb. 9 to ensure the primary petition process can occur,” State Rep. Kristin Marcell told Newtown Patch in an email this afternoon. She failed to return our reporter’s call. The original article follows.
Fun and politics go hand-in-hand for local Democrats gearing up for Pennsylvania’s 2023 municipal primary races.
The newly proposed map would provide electors the ability to vote every two years – versus four – for school board directors.
The blueprint for a hard-right turn in America appears to be the roadmap for Trump’s second term.
A report by federal prosecutors offered example after example of brutality and constitutional violations, many of which disproportionately impacted Black people and Latinos in this city of almost 90,000 residents.
The incredibly lopsided “balance,” lack of actually diverse viewpoints, and dubious fairness and accuracy displayed in the network’s nomination coverage reveals what the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is really going for with the new oversight it installed, writes FAIR’s Julie Hollar.
“The American people have said that the Democratic Party of right now is not what they want,” the Bucks County native told Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
The district “has engaged in a pattern of conduct designed to silence its critics,” said ACLU of Pennsylvania Deputy Legal Director Sara Rose.