
On Tuesday, I joined a room full of concerned constituents at a meeting of the Cecil Township Municipal Authority, where I addressed the Board about my concerns with the Millers Run Sewage project and my efforts to secure refunds for residents through the $5 million H2O PA grant I helped procure...

I just came back from a ceremony commemorating the completion of a 28 mile water line extension in Mt. Pleasant Township. As part of my ongoing ventures into new media, here is the video of the speech I gave at the Mt. Pleasant Township Municipal Building.

My phones have been ringing lately as constituents call and voice their opinion on House Bill 1500, which would assess a fee of $156 per person to pay for State Police protection in every municipality that does not have their own police force...

The saga continues... Nice article in today’s Almanac about the ongoing issues in Cecil Township. Wh...

In addition to going to Harrisburg and dealing with constituent issues back home, I am also in charge of staffing and running my district offices in Cecil, Washington and Burgettstown...

I have been a slacker on this blog lately, but I do have a somewhat legitimate excuse. I’m in the final stages of moving the whole blog and incorporating it with a ton of other stuff in a brand new site, so keep your pants on. ...

Somewhere in the 46th District needs water? You got it, Mr. Henry Winkler! More potentially great infrastructure news in the 46th. After literally years of work, there is a proposed settlement agreement to bring public water service to approximately 60 residents in Mt...

You know you live in a rural area when a new place to grab a sandwich is newsworthy. Whatever. If someone put a Cold Cut Combo in front of you, you'd be thrilled beyond words. Don't deny it...

After 101 days, Pennsylvania finally has a state budget. Interesting perspective from Brad Bumstead of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, particularly in regards to the role played by rank-and-file members in the process...

Thanks for destroying my hopes and dreams, Schoolhouse Rock. With the unbelievable procedural Olympics going on with the dueling, never-ending budget saga, I thought I would offer up a refresher course on how a bill becomes a law, courtesy of Schoolhouse Rock...

I'm talking about people respecting the municipal authority on which they serve, not my own personal authority, which is tragically limited...

I have a letter to the editor in today’s Washington Observer-Reporter. Here is the original letter that prompted my response: Voters put these boobs in office 9/20/20093:33 AM Let’s have a show of hands. Ho...

This has not been the most relaxing summer on record. I spent far more time than anyone would have wanted in the State Capitol, on the muggy shores of the Susquehanna River...
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