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E-news Updates – July 26, 2024
In this Update: Unclaimed Property Search Event – Aug. 27 Nearly $2.4 Million in Funding for Gettysburg Foundry Site Development New Law to Increase School Security PASSHE Freezes Tuition for In-State Undergraduates Program Increasing Digital Connectivity to Provide Laptops Prevent Hot Car Deaths in Children Fighting Human Trafficking Unclaimed Property Search Event – Aug. 27 […] [Read More]
Mastriano Announces Nearly $2.4 Million in Funding for Gettysburg Foundry Site Development
Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) today announced nearly $2.4 million in state funding will be used to redevelop the former Gettysburg Foundry site in Adams County. [Read More]
E-news Updates – July 19, 2024
In this Update: Unclaimed Property Search Event – Aug. 27 New Law Aims to Limit Student Smartphone Use in Schools Senate Approves Bill Providing Support to Military Community Bill Increasing Access to Qualified Barber Teachers Passes Senate Easy Ways to Lower Your Energy Costs New PA License Plate Coming in 2025 Recognizing National Hire a […] [Read More]
The American Legion Department of Pennsylvania 105th Annual Convention
Sen. Mastriano speaks at The American Legion Department of Pennsylvania 105th Annual Convention | Watch Live [Read More]
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If you book a tour of the National Historic Landmark that is your PA Capitol, guides will point out architectural and artistic highlights, and help you explore the building’s rich history. Tours fill up quickly, so advanced scheduling is recommended. https://bit.ly/4fdhnrS
American pilot Amelia Earhart (1898-1937) was born in Kansas, on July 24th. She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic and to fly solo from Hawaii to California.
She perished during a flight from New Guinea to Howland
Island over the Pacific Ocean on July 3, 1937.
While in Chambersburg today, I slipped down to Olympia Candy Kitchen for some sweets to share with my office staff when I encountered a Vietnam Veteran enjoying the day with his wife and grandson. I’m so blessed to serve the wonderful people of District 33!
Today while in Chambersburg, I had the honor to present an official Senate Citation to SFC William F. Forte to commemorate his retirement from the U.S. Army after 21 years of service!
It was great to see so many scouts receiving their badges today and it was my honor to present Gabriel Delacruz with a Senate Citation for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Keep up the excellence, Gabriel!
On July 18, 1918, General Foch, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied troops, launched a massive counter-offensive. The Germans began a retreat lasting four months until the end of the war.
Rebbie and Josiah in Germany seeing me off for another deployment to Afghanistan as I’m about to board a bus for Ramstein Air Base #ThrowbackThursday #army
The first American saint, Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850-1917) was born July 15th 1580, in Lombardy, Italy. She was the founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and established Catholic schools, orphanages, convents and hospitals. She was canonized, July 7, 1946, by Pope Pius XII.
