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E-news Updates – April 17, 2026
In this Update: Property Tax Legislation Proposal Major Fox Conner Hall Dedication Ceremony Gettysburg Tour Meeting with Eastern University Staff & Students Hartzell Supply Yard’s Ribbon Cutting Gun Owners of America Shen Yun Performing Arts Show Throwback! Hearing Explores Approaches to Expanding Access to Dental Care Across PA Keeping Our Families and Communities Safe Student […] [Read More]
Meeting to consider SB 923, SB 980 and SB 1261; and HB 453 and HB 1261
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E-news Updates – April 10, 2026
In this Update: Healthy Communities Partnership The Bugles at Dinant and the Drones Over Iran Throwback! Reducing Aggressive Driving, Protecting Pedestrians the Focus of Senate Hearing Beware of Investment Scams on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Women Veterans Invited to Submit Their Stories of Service Area Creameries Encouraged to Join the PA Ice Cream Trail Child Abuse […] [Read More]
News for Veterans – April 2026
In this Update: Shepherding Pro-Veteran Measures Through Committee Vietnam War Veterans Day US Army War College Visit Condolence Resolution: Pfc. Krystofer L. Lopez Measure Protecting Veterans’ Benefits Advances State Veterans Commission Meeting VA Moves to Better Ensure the Second Amendment Rights of Veterans Improving Access to Education and Training Benefits Combat Stigma: Battle Within An […] [Read More]
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On April 18, 1942, just months after Pearl Harbor, 80 brave American airmen launched a daring and historic mission known as the Doolittle Raid. Led by Lieutenant Colonel James H. Doolittle, these courageous pilots took off from the deck of the USS Hornet to strike targets in mainland Japan.
Though the mission carried great risk, it delivered a powerful message that America would not back down. The raid boosted morale at home, demonstrated American resolve, and became one of the most legendary operations of World War II.
Today, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and determination of the Doolittle Raiders whose bravery helped shape the course of history.
April 18, 1775 - which was 251 years ago, the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere and William Dawes took place. The two men left Boston around 10 p.m. to warn the patriots in Lexington and Concord about the approaching British forces.
William Dawes took a different route from Revere, traveling through the Boston Neck and Roxbury to avoid detection while also alerting the Colonial Militias. Notably, Dawes`s grandson fought at the Railway Cut during the Battle of Gettysburg on July 1, 1863.
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“He (Pres. Trump) squeezed them economically…Yes the strait is open but not open to Iran or their ports”
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On April 17, 1790, Benjamin Franklin, one of America’s most influential Founding Fathers, passed away at the age of 84.
Franklin was a statesman, inventor, diplomat, and author whose contributions helped shape the foundation of the United States. From helping draft the Declaration of Independence to securing critical support from France during the Revolutionary War, his wisdom and leadership were vital to America’s success.
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THROWBACK THURSDAY: Family photo taken in Argonne, France (where Rebbie`s grandfather fought in WWI) at the memory stone of Sgt York. #ThrowbackThursday
