Curry announces $750K in funding to create a homelessness resource center

(Nov 01, 2022)

UPPER DARBY, Oct. 31 – State Rep. Gina H. Curry announced today the Student Run Emergency Housing Unit of Philadelphia (SREHUP) has been awarded $750,000 in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program funds for its Breaking Bread Community project in the 164 th Legislative District. SREHUP’s Breaking Bread Community project will be a homelessness eradication resource center, located in Upper Darby Township, proving services and housing help for anyone who may need them. It will also include a night shelter for at least 30 individuals. The project site is a three-story building and will require: A full renovation to provide a day use community area and offices on the first floor. Sleeping spaces on the second and third floors. New heating, air conditioning, electrical and fire alarm infrastructure. New interiors and finishes. New bathrooms on every floor. Improvements to the existing elevator. “The Student Run Emergency Housing Unit of Philadelphia is doing great work across the region to make sure those who are in need, are taken care of during the most extreme weather and throughout the year,” said Curry. “We are currently experiencing a crisis of people experiencing homelessness and food insecurity. This funding will help the organization provide necessary services with dignity and respect. I am pleased to see this funding awarded to a project right here in Upper Darby Read more

 

Montgomery County House Dems Announce $3M in Funding for Mitzvah Circle

(Oct 31, 2022)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 31 – Pennsylvania House Democrats in Montgomery County presented a check for $3 million to Mitzvah Circle Foundation to expand its critical services delivering immediate needs to vulnerable families. In partnership with more than 300 local organizations, MCF provides donated and purchased goods such as clothing, shoes, diapers, toiletries, period supplies, housewares and more – including many items not covered by food stamps or other safety net programs – to individuals and families in need. Families who can’t obtain these critical items become entrenched deeper in crisis. By providing a full array of life's essentials, MCF helps families to begin to break the cycle of crisis and poverty. “Mitzvah Circle is honored to receive this funding. It allows us to continue serving the most vulnerable families in Montgomery County,” said Fran Held, founder and director of MCF. The Montgomery County legislators, including Sens. Amanda Cappelletti, Maria Collett, Art Haywood, Vincent Hughes and Katie Muth, as well as Reps. Matt Bradford, Tim Briggs, Joe Ciresi, Mary Jo Daley, Pam DeLissio, Nancy Guenst, Liz Hanbidge, Steve Malagari, Napoleon Nelson, Ben Sanchez, Melissa Shusterman, Greg Vitali, and Joe Webster, worked with the Wolf administration to help deliver the funds, which originate from American Rescue Plan Act funding. “Mitzvah Circle reaches into every corner of Montgomery County, and it Read more

 

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Secure $2 Million for Bristol Riverside Theatre Renovation

(Oct 31, 2022)

BUCKS COUNTY?– October 26, 2022 − State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) and Representative Tina Davis (D-141) announced $2 million in state funds from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) will go to a major renovation project at the Bristol Riverside Theatre in Bristol Borough. “I’d like to thank Governor Wolf for supporting our request to dedicate RACP funds for the Bristol Riverside Theatre renovation, which will revitalize this award-winning establishment and breathe new life into the arts scene in Bristol Borough,” said Sen. Santarsiero. “The Bristol Riverside Theatre has produced quality theatre for 35 years, and this project will enable the theatre to attract locals and visitors for years to the area for years to come.” “I’m proud that I had the opportunity to work with Sen. Santarsiero on securing the $2 million in RACP funds for the Bristol Riverside Theatre renovation,” state Rep. Davis said. “The renovation of this award-wining cultural jewel will help enhance the area’s quality of life and economy, drawing new residents to this booming quarter of the commonwealth.” The renovation will be a total overhaul of the theatre, which has not been upgraded since opening in 1986 in a historic movie theater in Bristol Borough. The project will include demolition of the 300-seat space and construction of a state-of-the-art facility to attract theatre-goers to the more than 200 Read more

 

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Bring $1.3 Million to Bristol Borough for Redevelopment Project

(Oct 31, 2022)

BUCKS COUNTY?– October 26, 2022 ? – State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) and Representative Tina Davis (D-141) announced $1.3 million in state funds from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) for Bristol Borough to redevelop multiple properties along Chestnut and Elm Streets in the Borough. “Bristol Borough has seen great economic growth and revitalization in recent years, attracting new businesses and residents to the area. The redevelopment of the vacant properties at Chestnut and Elm Streets will help the Borough continue to expand its appeal and breathe new life into the area,” said Sen. Santarsiero. “I’d like to thank Governor Wolf for allocating RACP funds for this project, which will help Bristol Borough complete a vision two decades in the making.” “I am so proud that Sen. Santasiero and I were able to secure $1.3 million in RACP funding to redevelop the vacant properties at Chestnut and Elm Streets,” Rep. Davis said. “This funding will help to rehabilitate these dilapidated properties and help rejuvenate the entire area. This redevelopment is one more sign of Bristol Borough’s revitalization.” The project is a partnership between Bristol Borough and the Redevelopment Authority of Bucks County to complete a project to revitalize properties along Elm & Chestnut Streets in Bristol Borough. Specifically, the funds will used to purchase seven units on Chestnut Street, Read more

 

Senator Santarsiero, Representative Davis Announce $255,000 for Bristol Township Watershed Restoration

(Oct 31, 2022)

BUCKS COUNTY – September 23, 2022 – State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) and State Representative Tina Davis (D-141) announced today that Bristol Township will receive $255,000 in state funding for a watershed restoration project. The project will improve the existing swales along Mill Creek near Plumbridge Drive in the township, helping to combat erosion of the existing swales and prevent the flow of sediment into the creek. “Vegetated bioswales are an environmentally-friendly way to manage stormwater runoff and protect water quality in our local creeks,” said Sen. Santarsiero. “Solutions like what Bristol Township is implementing here will preserve our natural resources while strengthening our infrastructure to combat increasingly severe weather.” Bristol Township Manager Randee Elton described the project, noting, “With this funding, the Township has the opportunity to implement stormwater projects in an effort to reduce sediment in our waterways. The focus area is along the wooded section of Mill Creek adjacent to the Plumbridge Drive. The existing swales exhibit signs of severe erosion occurring and lacks vegetation which allows sediment to flow directly into Mill Creek. The proposed installation of vegetated swales will improve Mill Creek to protect water quality, promote groundwater recharge, and provide a reduction of pollutants to the waterways.” “This state grant award will help implement the Read more

 

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Secure $1 Million for Croydon Fire Company Emergency Services Building

(Oct 31, 2022)

BUCKS COUNTY – October 26, 2022 – State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) and Representative Tina Davis (D-141) announced $1 million in state funds from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) will go to the Croydon Fire Company for the construction of a new Emergency Services Building. “I’d like to thank Governor Wolf for supporting our request to dedicate RACP funds for the Croydon Fire Co Emergency Services Building project, which will provide the fire company a modern facility from which to serve the community,” said Sen. Santarsiero. “The upgraded space will streamline fire station operations, ensuring the volunteers of the Croydon Fire Company have the resources they need to respond to community emergencies safely and efficiently.” “I am proud to work with Senator Santarsiero to bring this critical funding back to our district,” Rep. Davis said. “This $1 million in grant money will help expand and renovate the Croydon Fire Company’s Emergency Services Building. The renovated building’s upgraded operations will enable its firefighters to more quickly get to residents in danger. This is literally life-saving funding and I thank Governor Wolf for approving its allocation.” The renovation will be a two phased project. The first phase will entail the demolition of the existing building and site work. Phase two will be the construction of the new building. The new building will Read more

 

Guzman to host a visit of the Secretary of Transportation in Reading

(Oct 31, 2022)

READING, Oct. 31 — State Rep. Manny Guzman, D-Berks, today announced that he will be meeting with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Secretary Yassmin Gramian on Friday, Nov. 4 to discuss issues impacting Berks County. “I am looking forward to this meeting; it will be a chance to exchange ideas and learn more about current and upcoming projects of the Department of Transportation in Berks County,” Guzman said. The lawmaker said he plans to highlight topics related to roads, urban and rural transportation, and the infrastructure system. Guzman will host Gramian on a tour in the area starting at 10 a.m. at 645 Penn St. The next stop in the agenda is scheduled for 11 a.m. when they will head to the RACC Schmidt Training and Technology Center, 15 North Front Street , where they will hold a meeting joined by a group of officials from different boroughs of Berks County to listen to the needs of their respective cities. For more information, contact Guzman’s district office at 610-376-1529 Read more

 

$250,000 awarded to Kennett Consolidated School District

(Oct 28, 2022)

KENNETT SQUARE, Oct. 28 – State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced Kennett Consolidated School District has been awarded $250,000 in Ready-to-Learn Block Grant funding. The funding will be used to support full-day kindergarten in the school district. KCSD administrators said the district will align their curriculum at the kindergarten center with local Pre-K Counts centers to ensure an exceptional transition experience for kids entering the district. “I am pleased to see this funding awarded to the Kennett Consolidated School District,” said Sappey. “According to the Pennsylvania Department of Education, children in high-quality full-day kindergarten programs often have better long-term educational outcomes. Full-day kindergarten also supports working parents by reducing the cost of child care.” “Great school systems are like quality buildings– every long-lasting one has a strong foundation. The Ready-to-Learn Grant has provided KCSD essential support in building that for our students,” Kennett Consolidated School District Superintendent Dr. Dusty Blakey said. “As a community, the best investment we can make is in early childhood education. Our full-day kindergarten program, made possible through Ready-to-Learn funding, increases academic achievement, teaches social skills and provides access to services, leveling the playing field for all Read more

 

Montgomery County House Democrats Announce $5.75M for Child Advocacy Center

(Oct 28, 2022)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 28 – Pennsylvania House Democrats in Montgomery County are congratulating the Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center of Montgomery County for being awarded $5.75 million to build its Child Advocacy and Training Center. In a joint letter to Gov. Tom Wolf, members of the Montgomery County House Democratic Delegation shared that “Child abuse is a growing public health crisis that requires urgent intervention and response. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this issue significantly, placing an intense strain on our community’s most vulnerable members. The child advocacy center model is an evidence-based approach that has been found to provide a faster healing process for the child, more fluid collaboration between all professionals, and more effective and streamlined investigations. By providing on-site medical and mental health services, the facility would also be removing barriers to make care more accessible and equitable, as well as improving overall physical and mental health outcomes for children and their caregivers.” The Montgomery County legislators, including Reps. Matt Bradford, Tim Briggs, Joe Ciresi, Mary Jo Daley, Pam DeLissio, Nancy Guenst, Liz Hanbidge, Steve Malagari, Napoleon Nelson, Ben Sanchez, Greg Vitali, and Joe Webster, worked with the Wolf administration to help deliver the funds, which originate from the state’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program . Read more

 

Krueger: $1 million RACP grant for Neumann University hockey rink

(Oct 27, 2022)

ASTON, Oct. 27 – State Rep. Leanne Krueger, D-Delaware, announced today that the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program has awarded Neumann University a $1 million grant to build a new hockey rink. “This is a tremendous award, not only for Neumann University, but for Aston Township and Delaware County as a whole,” Krueger said. “This grant will provide economic development for Neumann University and increased access for those who love ice hockey.” The grant will expand access for youth, collegiate and adult ice hockey, sled hockey and ice-skating programs, many of which are limited by rink availability. A conceptual design for the project includes the following features: A 94,000-square-foot arena, which includes two floors and two ice rinks. A large lobby area, 6-8 locker rooms, meeting and classroom spaces, a concessions area and 1,050 for spectator seating. A new parking area and pedestrian walkways. The grant was awarded by the RACP, a program administered by the Office of the Budget whose grants aim to bolster community development and economic activity. Read more

 

Ciresi brings home $17.3 million in funding for regional capital improvement projects

(Oct 27, 2022)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 27 – State Rep. Joe Ciresi, D-Montgomery, announced today that he secured $17,267,868 in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program funding for local projects i n the district and wider southeastern Pennsylvania. “I’m very proud to have secured over $17 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grants because this funding will help complete projects that will dramatically improve our economy and quality of life here in the district and throughout the region,” Ciresi said. “This funding will have a far-reaching impact on our communities for years to come and further elevate Montgomery County as one of the most desirable areas in Pennsylvania for business development, education, the arts and residential living. I thank Gov. Tom Wolf for allocating this money for these highly deserving projects.” $1,500,000 to the Redevelopment Authority of Montgomery County for renovation of Montgomery County Community College's Pottstown Campus’ Hanover Street Building. MCCC has partnered with the Pottstown Children’s Discovery Center, which will move into the Hanover Street Building and create a hub for community engagement and outreach. $2,500,000 to 610 Main Street LLC for the Nelson Ice Cream Factory redevelopment project. The funds will help to complete the site’s environmental cleanup, demolish the abandoned factory buildings, adaptively reuse the historic Read more

 

Daley brings home nearly $7 million in state grants to the district

(Oct 27, 2022)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 27— State Rep. Mary Jo Daley, D-Montgomery County today announced that the 148 th District received nearly $7 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program funding for local projects. “I am proud to have secured $6,975,000 in RACP funding to support these important local projects that will help our community thrive,” Daley said. “This funding will have a positive impact on some of the vulnerable segments in our community. From helping our seniors to get active to supporting students with learning disabilities academic growth and the region’s autistic community development, this funding will help the old to the very young live full lives, engaged with the world and living to their fullest potential. I want to thank Gov. Tom Wolf for allocating this money for these projects.” The following projects have been awarded: $1 million to AIM Academy to construct a two-story addition which will hold 8 classrooms, offices and collaborative work areas. Green roofs and EV charging stations will be included on the new addition. $2 million to Lower Merion Township’s Department of Parks and Recreation to construct the Ardmore Community Center-PALM Senior Center Replacement Renovation. The Ardmore Avenue Community Center will be a newly constructed environmentally sensitive building with more Read more

 

Guzman welcomes $19.5 million in RACP grants for six local projects

(Oct 26, 2022)

READING, Oct. 26 – State Rep. Manuel Guzman, D-Berks, today announced that six major Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grants totaling $19.5 million were awarded for projects in Berks County. The funds will benefit organizations in the fields of education, health and recreation, among others. The grants include: Albright College, Leo Camp Building Renovation - $3 million. Albright plans to renovate the Camp Building - located on campus and owned by the College - into a state-of-the-art facility optimized for innovation and creativity. Alvernia University College Towne Infrastructure and Renovation III - $7.5 million. Alvernia University is undertaking Reading College Towne, a 2-phase, $40 million-plus expansion project in downtown Reading. The project features the redevelopment of a vacant, 6-floor building to house the university's expanding academic programs and student housing. Phase 2 will include 84,000 square feet of renovation. First Energy Stadium - $2 million. This project will address the construction of the new facility and renovations to existing facilities as the stadium strives to meet the facility standards issued by Major League Baseball. Oakbrook Homes Center for Community Services - $1 million. This project will renovate the former boiler plant to create core, shell and exterior for the new Family Services Complex, as well as renovate an underutilized administration building to create the Neighborhood Read more

 

Guzman secures $50,000 in state grants to improve the services of Helping Harvest in Berks

(Oct 26, 2022)

READING, Oct. 26 – State Rep. Manuel Guzman D-Berks, today announced that a project that impacts his legislative district will receive a $50,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development to help improve the services of Helping Harvest in the county. The grant of $50,000 will allow Helping Harvest to purchase a new transit van to deliver food to the Weekender Program at elementary schools and to pick up donations from retail grocer partners. “I celebrate this investment because it will greatly support the monumental work of Helping Harvest in Berks County. This is a much-need investment. It is my priority to support the ongoing efforts of institutions like Helping Harvest and provide them with the appropriate resources,” Guzman said. Jay Worrall, president of Helping Harvest, emphasized that the organization has been partnering with school districts to expand our Weekender Program, which delivers a bag of food on Fridays to students in the community to supplement the food they get at school during the week. “This year, we will be distributing over 5,000 bags each week, up from 1,300 each week last school year. As you might imagine, getting those bags delivered each week can be very challenging, so this funding will be used immediately to purchase a van that our volunteers will use to bring bags to schools. Thank you so much!” Worrall said. Read more

 

Guzman brings home $100,000 to improve neighborhood playground

(Oct 26, 2022)

READING, Oct. 26 – State Rep. Manuel Guzman, D-Berks, today announced that his district has been awarded $100,000 in state funding to benefit the local baseball field in the Borough of Kenhorst. The $100,000 in funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development to the Borough of Kenhorst was distributed as follows: For the addition of four pickleball courts, much-needed improvements to the baseball field, including dugouts and stands, and adding more playground equipment. “This is a major investment,” Guzman said. “I’m proud to bring these grants to Berks County to boost this recreational area. These renovations will offer joy and will help engage the community even more. I’m determined to improve the quality of life of my constituents. I will keep working to bring resources and funds to our community.” Read more

 

$16.4 million loan secured to replace sewer lines

(Oct 24, 2022)

HARRISBURG, Oct. 24 – State Reps. Leanne Krueger and David Delloso, both D-Delaware, announced today that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority has approved a $16.45 million low-interest loan for the Central Delaware County Authority to replace sewer interceptors in Rutledge Borough. The Central Delaware County Authority said the existing sanitary sewer inceptors are 60 to 80 years old and made of reinforced concrete pipe. The pipe has many holes and cracks, which results in infiltration and inflow. Because of the increased cost of maintenance repairs, it is now more viable to re-line the interceptors rather than continuing repairs. “I am proud to have worked with the Central Delaware County Authority to secure this low-interest loan,” said Krueger. “Replacing these sewer pipes will save taxpayers money and benefit the environment be stopping untreated sewage discharge into the County’s waterways.” “The upkeep and repair for aging infrastructure costs more and more each year,” said Delloso. “Replacing this piping will benefit residents for generations to come. These repairs will protect peoples’ health by ensuring that our water systems are not polluted during wet weather.” The project will involve re-lining 60,000 feet of 8-inch to 54-inch sewer interceptors with cured-in-place piping, and 288 manholes will also be Read more

 

Shusterman on SB 106: Too Radical, Too Extreme

(Oct 21, 2022)

This past summer, Republicans in the Pennsylvania House and Senate rammed through a bill with several proposed constitutional amendments that would limit personal rights instead of protecting them. One of the amendments included in SB 106 would change the state constitution to say there is no constitutional right to an abortion in Pennsylvania. I spoke in opposition of the bill on the House floor the night it passed. If this proposed amendment were to succeed, it would create a pathway in our commonwealth to ban all abortions without any exceptions. A constitutional amendment goes through a different process than regular legislation. For a constitutional amendment to pass, the state House and Senate must vote on it in two consecutive legislative sessions and then it is placed on the ballot for voters to decide. Constitutional amendments cannot be vetoed by the governor. SB 106 passed through the General Assembly in July. If Republicans maintain control of both the House and Senate next year, SB 106 will likely be voted on again next session and voters could see it on the ballot as early as May 2023. This proposed amendment is dangerous, extreme and it will destroy the lives of girls and women. It is the first step to denying people the right to control their own bodies. It turns back the clock on progress and would remove protections currently in place. Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, we have seen abortion bans go into effect across the country and Read more

 

Sappey: Over $400K in state funding approved for Avondale Borough

(Oct 21, 2022)

KENNETT SQUARE, Oct. 21 – State Rep. Christina Sappey is pleased to announce Avondale Borough has been awarded $412,125 in state funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development . The grant will be used to replace an influent pump, related pumping controls and backup equipment at the Avondale Borough Wastewater Treatment Plant. By replacing the pump and outdated piping and equipment, the borough hopes to reduce ongoing maintenance costs of the greater pump system. “This project is essential to maintaining current, well operating infrastructure within the borough,” said Sappey, D-Chester. “Improving our infrastructure will have a positive impact on our communities for years to come. I am thankful to see this state funding request approved and I am proud to have worked with Avondale Borough to secure this grant.” “Borough Council and I are grateful to Representative Sappey for her advocacy, hard work and commitment to the residents of Avondale. This grant will help us update and improve our services to our community,” said Mayor Susan Ruzcidlo, Avondale Borough. “On behalf of the Borough Council, I’m pleased that Avondale Borough is the recipient of a grant that will provide much needed updates and improvements to the water and sewer plant. We’d like to thank state Representative Christina Read more

 

Krueger, Kane invite veterans to their annual appreciation lunch

(Oct 14, 2022)

FOLSOM, Oct. 14 – State Rep. Leanne Krueger and state Sen. John Kane will honor veterans for their service with an appreciation lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27 at the American Legion Hall Post 926, 3220 Concord Road in Aston. Veterans in the 161 st Legislative District are invited, along with a family member, to enjoy a free lunch. Staff will provide information on state government-related programs and services available for veterans. The Pennsylvania Mobile Veterans’ Van will be there to help accredited veterans connect with benefits and services such as disability, health care, pension, education, career assistance and more. “The veterans of our country have sacrificed so much to protect our freedoms,” said Krueger, D-Delaware. “I am grateful for their service and sacrifice, and this lunch is a small way for Senator Kane and me to show our appreciation. This lunch is also a great opportunity for veterans to learn more about the services and benefits available to them.” “Veterans have played such a huge role not only for our entire country but in my personal life, as well, and I take every chance I get to thank them for their selfless service, said Kane, D-Chester/Delaware. “I am proud to partner with Representative Krueger to thank and give back to our veterans with an event like this, where we can show them how much their sacrifices have done for us. Read more

 

Sappey to host annual Veterans Breakfast and Recognition Ceremony

(Oct 14, 2022)

KENNETT SQUARE, Oct. 14 – State Rep. Christina Sappey invites veterans and their families in the 158 th Legislative District to join her for a Veterans Breakfast and Recognition Ceremony from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11 at the Kennett Square VFW Post 5467, 704 W. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square. “This breakfast and recognition ceremony is a small token of appreciation for the veterans in our community,” said Sappey, D-Chester. “Veterans represent the pinnacle of public service. Many have made tremendous sacrifices to protect us and our freedoms. As a member of the state House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, I am committed to providing help and support to our veterans and I am proud to hold this event once again.” A free, hot breakfast will be provided as well as information on state government-related programs and services available to veterans. The keynote speaker will be Brigadier General George Schwartz (Ret.) who served as assistant adjutant general of the Pennsylvania National Guard, and as the Deputy Commandant, Reserve Affairs at the U.S. Army War College. He has been mobilized for a number of domestic emergencies and been deployed for two overseas missions. Currently, he is an assistant professor of leadership and the director of the Bachelor's Degree in Emergency Planning & Management Program at Immaculata University. Read more

 

Curry announces $750K in funding to create a homelessness resource center
Nov 01, 2022

Montgomery County House Dems Announce $3M in Funding for Mitzvah Circle
Oct 31, 2022

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Secure $2 Million for Bristol Riverside Theatre Renovation
Oct 31, 2022

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Bring $1.3 Million to Bristol Borough for Redevelopment Project
Oct 31, 2022

Senator Santarsiero, Representative Davis Announce $255,000 for Bristol Township Watershed Restoration
Oct 31, 2022

Senator Santarsiero and Representative Davis Secure $1 Million for Croydon Fire Company Emergency Services Building
Oct 31, 2022

Guzman to host a visit of the Secretary of Transportation in Reading
Oct 31, 2022

$250,000 awarded to Kennett Consolidated School District
Oct 28, 2022

Montgomery County House Democrats Announce $5.75M for Child Advocacy Center
Oct 28, 2022

Krueger: $1 million RACP grant for Neumann University hockey rink
Oct 27, 2022

Ciresi brings home $17.3 million in funding for regional capital improvement projects
Oct 27, 2022

Daley brings home nearly $7 million in state grants to the district
Oct 27, 2022

Guzman welcomes $19.5 million in RACP grants for six local projects
Oct 26, 2022

Guzman secures $50,000 in state grants to improve the services of Helping Harvest in Berks
Oct 26, 2022

Guzman brings home $100,000 to improve neighborhood playground
Oct 26, 2022

$16.4 million loan secured to replace sewer lines
Oct 24, 2022

Shusterman on SB 106: Too Radical, Too Extreme
Oct 21, 2022

Sappey: Over $400K in state funding approved for Avondale Borough
Oct 21, 2022

Krueger, Kane invite veterans to their annual appreciation lunch
Oct 14, 2022

Sappey to host annual Veterans Breakfast and Recognition Ceremony
Oct 14, 2022