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Cutler: House Democrats Continue to Fail Pennsylvanians on Election Reform

By South Lancaster News | May 1, 2024

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) criticized House Democrats for their approach to election reform legislation, stating that they are failing Pennsylvanians. Cutler expressed his concerns during a session on Wednesday where House Democrats passed a bill focused on extending pre-canvassing time without addressing other crucial election reform measures.Cutler emphasized, "House Democrats pushing this bill forward today may make government easier for government, but it does not respond to what the vast majority of Pennsylvanians...

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Senate Education Committee Approves “Grow PA” Package of Bills to Boost College Affordability, Open Quality Career Pathways

By South Lancaster News | Apr 30, 2024

The Senate Education Committee has approved a series of bills aimed at enhancing post-secondary education and career training opportunities in Pennsylvania. The package of bills, known as the “Grow PA” post-secondary education reform plan, includes measures to make higher education more accessible and to incentivize students to stay and work in the state after graduation.One of the key components of the Grow PA plan is the creation of new scholarship programs. Senate Bill 1150, sponsored by Senator Scott Martin, would establish the Grow PA Scholarship Grant Program,...

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By South Lancaster News | Apr 27, 2024

The following parishes in the South Lancaster News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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PA Senate Leaders Criticize Biden Administration's New Power Plant Emission Rules

By South Lancaster News | Apr 26, 2024

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward, Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman, and Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Scott Martin have expressed strong criticism of the Biden Administration's new power plant emission rules.Ward highlighted concerns about the impact of the new rules on electricity consumers and grid reliability, stating, "It is deeply short-sighted that the Biden Administration is pushing yet another disastrous policy that will hurt electricity consumers and make our grid less reliable." She also emphasized the potential...

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By South Lancaster News | Apr 20, 2024

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Cutler Applauds Broadband Infrastructure Grants Headed to Southern Lancaster County

By South Lancaster News | Apr 18, 2024

On April 18, 2024, Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler expressed his appreciation for the $1.846 million in Broadband Infrastructure Project grant funding allocated to Southern Lancaster County.Cutler emphasized the critical need for enhanced broadband deployment in the region, stating, "Southern Lancaster County is in desperate need of additional broadband deployment. Not having access to the same high-speed internet found in most areas across Pennsylvania holds our students, employers and municipalities back in an age that is almost entirely dependent on...

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By South Lancaster News | Apr 13, 2024

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Republican Lawmakers Introduce “Grow PA” Higher Education Reform Plan to Support More Affordable Learning Opportunities, Pathways to PA Careers

By South Lancaster News | Apr 10, 2024

HARRISBURG – Today, a group of Republican lawmakers unveiled a higher education reform plan named “Grow PA” aimed at providing more affordable post-secondary education options for students in Pennsylvania and creating pathways to quality careers within the state.Leading the initiative, Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Senator Scott Martin emphasized the need for a fresh approach to post-secondary education in Pennsylvania, stating, “Pennsylvania needs a fresh approach to post-secondary education to ensure we can be more competitive and overcome the economic and...

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Republican Higher Education Plan Provides Details, Focus Missing from Governor’s Proposal, Cutler Says

By South Lancaster News | Apr 10, 2024

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) praised the recently unveiled Grow PA higher education plan, highlighting its detailed and focused approach that he believes was lacking in the governor's proposal earlier this year. Cutler commended the efforts of key figures in developing the plan, stating, "I applaud the work of House Republican Education Chairman Jesse Topper (R-Bedford/Fulton), as well as Sen. Ryan Aument (R-Lancaster) and Sen. Scott Martin (R-Lancaster), on developing this detail-oriented and thoughtful approach to higher...

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Republican Lawmakers Set to Announce Higher Education Plan

By South Lancaster News | Apr 9, 2024

Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania are gearing up to unveil a new plan aimed at making post-secondary education more affordable and enhancing the state's competitiveness in the education sector. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) and House Education Committee Republican Chair Jesse Topper (R-Bedford) are among the key figures spearheading this initiative. The announcement is scheduled to take place during a media briefing on Wednesday, April 10 at 1:30 p.m. in Room 281 MCB.The plan is designed to not only address the issue of...

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By South Lancaster News | Apr 6, 2024

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Cutler: New Poll Shows Why Voter ID Constitutional Amendment is Worthwhile Pursuit

By South Lancaster News | Apr 4, 2024

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) emphasized the significance of a new poll released by Franklin & Marshall College, indicating strong public support for voter identification requirements. Cutler highlighted that "73% of Pennsylvanians support requiring a photo identification each time someone goes to vote." He added that this level of support surpasses that of other election reforms like pre-canvassing and automatic voter registration.Cutler expressed frustration at the delay in advancing the voter ID constitutional amendment,...

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By South Lancaster News | Mar 30, 2024

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How many companies in cities in Lancaster County received FDA inspections in 2023?

By South Lancaster News | Mar 28, 2024

There were 30 companies in cities associated with Lancaster County that received 31 FDA inspections in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.

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Cutler Applauds Local Grant Awards, Hails Return of Taxpayer Investments into Southern Lancaster County

By South Lancaster News | Mar 26, 2024

State Rep. Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) expressed his enthusiasm for the recent multimodal grant awards in southern Lancaster County, highlighting the positive impact of returning taxpayer investments to the region. The grants, totaling $1.38 million for the Enola Low Grade Trail Segment Rehabilitation in Bart Township and $600,652 for the West 4th Street / West State Street Intersection Reconfiguration in Quarryville Borough, were approved by the bipartisan Commonwealth Financing Authority within the Department of Community and Economic Development.Cutler emphasized the...

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By South Lancaster News | Mar 23, 2024

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Census Bureau: 76.3% of people in Lancaster County were old enough to vote in 2021

By South Lancaster News | Mar 22, 2024

Of the 550,480 citizens living in Lancaster County in 2021, 76.3% were old enough to vote, equating to 420,239 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.

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By South Lancaster News | Mar 16, 2024

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Martin Responds to Shapiro’s New Carbon Tax Proposal

By South Lancaster News | Mar 13, 2024

HARRISBURG – Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) issued the following statement today responding to Governor Josh Shapiro’s announcement that he would pursue a Pennsylvania carbon tax similar to the one ruled unconstitutional by the Commonwealth Court recently."For over a year, Senate Republicans have urged Governor Shapiro to set aside the disastrous Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and pursue an energy strategy that puts Pennsylvania families and job-creators first and ensures we have a safe, reliable electricity grid," stated Senator Martin.He continued, "It...

Cutler Comments on Upcoming “Drag Queen Story Hour” at Lancaster Public Library

By South Lancaster News | Mar 12, 2024

House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) expressed his concerns regarding the upcoming "Drag Queen Story Hour" at the Lancaster Public Library, stating, "The Lancaster Public Library has lost its way and perhaps that is why it has lost significant donor support to further its operations. Instead of remaining neutral in some of the most divisive issues of our time, the Lancaster Public Library has clearly thrown its doors wide open for one exclusive set of values – one that is not reflective of the majority of our community. Whether it is in our public schools or...