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[06/26/08] MEMO: Governor’s Furloughing of workers is a leverage tool not mandated by law

As many writers and editorialists blame the legislature for the wave of late state budgets, please note, it is our belief that late budgets are part of a planned effort by Governor Rendell and his Administration.

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[06/26/08] Piccola & Marsico to Unveil Legislation Establishing Timeline for Future Budgets

[06/26/08] Weekly Column: Tax Credits Approved for Fire & EMS Volunteers

[06/24/08] Area Republicans and Democrats Support State Workers

[06/18/08] State Employees Should Not Be Used as Leverage in Budget Disputes

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  • Property Tax & Rent Rebate Deadline Extended
    Pennsylvania senior citizens and residents with disabilities eligible to submit a claim form for a rebate on property taxes or rent paid in 2007 are being notified that the deadline to apply has been extended until the end of the year. The extension beyond the previous June 30, 2008 deadline will allow for additional eligible Pennsylvanians to qualify for a rebate through the state’s expanded Property Tax/Rent Rebate program, according to the PA Departments of Revenue and of Aging.   (06/05/08)

  • Kids, Coins & Money
    If the words “coins” and “money” appeal to your kids, perhaps it’s time to help them achieve a greater understanding of the meaning of “earning, saving, investing, and spending”, according to the Pennsylvania Office of Financial Education. Find kid-friendly games, stories, and information to guide their exploration of money concepts this summer.   (05/29/08)

  • Property Tax & Rent Rebate Deadline Quickly Approaching
    Pennsylvania senior citizens and residents with disabilities are being encouraged to submit a claim form for a rebate on property taxes or rent paid in 2007. The June 30, 2008 deadline is quickly approaching for eligible Pennsylvanians to qualify for a rebate through the state’s expanded Property Tax/Rent Rebate program, according to the PA Departments of Revenue and of Aging.   (05/15/08)

  • Payday Loan Pitfalls
    Anyone considering a “payday loan” to cover an unexpected expense such as a car repair or a medical emergency is encouraged by the Pennsylvania Department of Banking (DOB) to first understand the terms and conditions.   (05/01/08)

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    06/24/08 - Piccola greets a resident of the Jewish Home in Harrisburg during their senior prom event.


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