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Building more homes gives buyers and renters more options, helping slow the upward climb of home prices and rents. It can even lower prices if a market is experiencing significant overbuilding.
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At least 70% of registeredPennsylvania voters polled by Franklin & Marshall College support several key issues, including school cell phone ban and skill games tax.
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With a budget deal seemingly out of reach for the week, state Senators left Harrisburg Tuesday, marking another year the fiscal plan will miss the end-of-June deadline set by state law.
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Miners debilitated by the disease receive a small cash benefit and health insurance to cover associated costs, but the monthly payments haven't kept up with inflation.
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The state tax credit is mirrored by President Donald Trump's new federal education tax credit, which will offer similar tax relief to individuals donating to eligible school scholarship organizations.
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins participated in a roundtable discussion with farmers at Applewood Farm in Scott Twp. before signing the declaration.
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Shapiro first announced the Governor's Responsible Infrastructure Development (GRID) Standards during his budget address in February.
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Without a competitive major ticket race statewide, turnout was sluggish.
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Richey was leading retired former UPS executive John Ventre by nearly 30 percentage points with about 33% of the vote remaining when The Associated Press called the race Tuesday night.