GOP Bill To Privatize Wine, Liquor Sales Under Construction
A bill to allow private licensees to take over the state-controlled sale of wine and liquor in Pennsylvania is under construction by House and Senate Republicans.
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A bill to allow private licensees to take over the state-controlled sale of wine and liquor in Pennsylvania is under construction by House and Senate Republicans.
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The mayor calls it "bikelash" -- a resistance to change for a healthier, more vibrant city.
Gov. Tom Wolf told top Pennsylvania Democratic lawmakers he will veto a Republican budget plan that falls short of his priorities, two senior Democrats said Thursday.
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The state court system that administers the courts of common pleas has settled a pay equity case with two local women employees.
Proponents of legislation to allow hunters to use semi-automatic rifles urged lawmakers Monday to end the nation's only ban on the practice, but the director of the Pennsylvania Game Commission warned that any such change would be limited in scope, at least initially.
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