FDA conducted inspections of 6 companies in cities located in Lancaster County in Q4 2023
There were six companies in cities associated with Lancaster County that received six FDA inspections in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
Zimmerman: Original Intent of Legislation Critical Missing Piece of the Puzzle
HARRISBURG – Rep. Dave Zimmerman (R-Lancaster) has put forward House Bill 1667, which aims to bring clarity to the legislative process in Pennsylvania by requiring a statement on the original intent or purpose for each piece of legislation that becomes law.In a statement, Zimmerman explained that the proposed legislation seeks to ensure that every bill or joint resolution introduced in the General Assembly includes a clear and concise statement of its original purpose, in accordance with the Pennsylvania Constitution. He emphasized the importance of retaining the bill's...
How many companies in cities in Lancaster County received FDA inspections in Q1 2023?
There were 14 companies in cities associated with Lancaster County that received 14 FDA inspections in the first quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
- Lancaster County cities: 4 companies received FDA inspections in Q3 2023
- 7 companies in cities within Lancaster County received seven inspections in Q2 2023
- How many people were old enough to vote in Lancaster County during 2021?
- FDA conducted inspections of 6 companies in cities located in Lancaster County in Q4 2023
- Republican Lawmakers Introduce “Grow PA” Higher Education Reform Plan
Census Bureau: 77.8% of people in York County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 454,605 citizens living in York County in 2021, 77.8% were old enough to vote, equating to 353,736 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
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Senators Call for Greater Transparency in Mandatory Taxpayer Funding of Newspaper Advertisements
HARRISBURG – Sens. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) and Ryan Aument (R-Lancaster) have put forward a proposal to enhance transparency in the mandatory taxpayer funding of newspaper advertisements by local governments. The announcement was made during Sunshine Week 2024, a period dedicated to celebrating openness in government operations.The senators highlighted the need for newspapers to disclose the expenses incurred by local authorities for legal advertising and public notices. Sen. Phillips-Hill emphasized the importance of informing the public about government actions,...
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Lancaster County Representatives Strongly Oppose Lancaster Public Library’s Planned Drag Queen Story Hour
HARRISBURG – Lancaster County representatives, including State Reps. David Zimmerman, Keith Greiner, and Tom Jones, have expressed strong opposition to the Lancaster Public Library's planned drag queen story hour.In a joint statement, the representatives stated, "As state representatives in Lancaster County, we are strongly opposed to the Lancaster Public Library using taxpayer dollars to sexualize our young children by bringing in drag queen story hour. This is a totally political and immoral use of our money." They emphasized the need to protect children and criticized...
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Zimmerman Announces Funding for Local Fire, EMS Agencies
In a recent announcement, Rep. Dave Zimmerman (R-Lancaster) revealed that funding will be provided for local fire and emergency response organizations through the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program. Zimmerman emphasized the importance of these agencies, stating, "Our fire and EMS companies are vital to our communities and the people who live and work in them. Most of these companies are volunteer, and they do a lot with the little they have. Because of this, I know these grants are greatly needed and much appreciated."The funding will be distributed to...
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Local Fire, EMS Companies Receive State Grants, Says Greiner
HARRISBURG – Rep. Keith Greiner (R-Lancaster) announced today that 13 fire and ambulance companies in the 43rd Legislative District have been awarded nearly $257,000 in state grants through the 2023-24 Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program."These grants will help our local fire and EMS companies to obtain the equipment and personnel necessary to ensure they are there for us in our times of need," said Greiner.The grants, funded solely with state gaming proceeds, can be used for various purposes such as construction or renovation of a unit's station,...
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PA Senate Passes Resolution Supporting a More Secure Southern Border
The Pennsylvania Senate has passed a resolution showing support for a more secure southern border. The resolution, sponsored by Senate Republican leaders, calls for action to address the border crisis and emphasizes states' rights to protect their citizens. It also expresses support for Texas Governor Greg Abbott's efforts to secure the border.The resolution, known as Senate Resolution 234, was authored by several senators including Appropriations Committee Chair Scott Martin, Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward, Majority Leader Joe Pittman, and Majority Whip Ryan P....
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Zimmerman Criticizes Governor’s Budget Proposal as Irresponsible and Misleading
Rep. Dave Zimmerman (R-Lancaster) expressed his disappointment with Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024-25 state budget proposal, stating that it was irresponsible and misleading. Zimmerman was particularly concerned about the significant increase in spending and the potential for tax increases in the coming years.Zimmerman criticized the governor's request for a $1.1 billion increase in education funding, stating that despite historic investments in education over the past decade, student test results continue to decline. He also noted that the governor's proposal lacked...
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Aument Says Shapiro’s Budget Is a Big Wish List with a Big Price Tag
Senate Majority Whip Ryan Aument (R-36) has expressed concerns about the proposed increase in state spending in Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024-2025 state budget. Aument argues that the $3.2 billion increase in spending is excessive and unrealistic, and will ultimately lead to substantial tax increases, negatively impacting struggling families.Aument highlights the financial difficulties faced by Pennsylvanians, who are already grappling with the rising cost of everyday expenses. He criticizes the governor for making grandiose budget proposals without considering the...
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Pennsylvania and Ohio Legislators Discuss Energy Reliability, Sustainability, and Affordability
Members of the Pennsylvania Senate and the Ohio General Assembly convened in Columbus, Ohio, to address the pressing issues of energy reliability, sustainability, and affordability. The hearing consisted of two panels, one focusing on state and national energy impacts and another on consumer and generational impacts. Testimonies were given by industry experts, including PJM, the organization responsible for managing the mid-Atlantic power grid, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce.Sen. Gene Yaw, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Senate...
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Senate Republican Leaders Announce Resolution Supporting Efforts to Fight Illegal Immigration
In a strong show of support for Texas Governor Greg Abbott's efforts to secure the southern border, Senate Republican leaders have announced a resolution calling on President Biden and other federal officials to take meaningful action to protect American citizens against the negative impacts of illegal immigration. The resolution, circulated by Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward, Majority Leader Joe Pittman, Appropriations Committee Chair Scott Martin, and Majority Whip Ryan P. Aument, affirms Governor Abbott's lawful exercise of his Constitutional authority to defend...
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Zimmerman: How the Ivy League Came for William Penn
The National Park Service has announced that it will not remove the statue of William Penn from its location at Waterfront Park in Philadelphia, following public backlash over initial plans to do so. In response to this episode, Representative Dave Zimmerman (R-Lancaster/Berks) penned a column highlighting the influence of elite colleges and the need to preserve historical truth.Zimmerman draws an interesting parallel between Dylan Mulvaney, a trans Tik Tok personality, and William Penn. Mulvaney was part of an advertising campaign that faced customer disapproval, much...
