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[06/23/09] Appropriations Committee Considers Five Bills
Legislation Opening Activities to Private, Non-Public Students Approved

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved five bills during its meeting on Monday, June 22, according to Committee Chairman Senator Jake Corman (R-34):

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[06/22/09] Corman Says Rockview Labor Agreement Would Hurt Local Contractors

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[06/08/09] Appropriations Committee Approves Three Bills

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PA's Solar Rebate Program Ready for Business
Homeowners and small business owners will find Pennsylvania�s Solar Rebate Program is ready to begin receiving applications for rebates of up to 35 percent of the cost of buying and installing solar-energy systems. (06/17/09)

Skin Cancer Awareness - Assessing Your Risk
One million people are diagnosed every year with skin cancer. Health officials and public service campaigns are encouraging awareness of the risks for skin cancer and the frequency with which it devastates individuals and their lives. While the two most frequent forms -- basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas � are highly curable, melanoma is the third most common type of skin cancer and one of the most common cancers among young adults, as well as the more dangerous. (06/17/09)

Registration Now Open for Invasive Plants Conference
Environmental educators, garden and outdoor writers, extension agents, nursery/landscape professionals, public and private parks managers, volunteers, and others engaged in landscaping are invited to attend the 2009 Invasive Plants Conference on August 11-12, 2009 at the Johnstown Campus of the University of Pittsburgh, marking the first year the conference, now in its 7th year, has been held in western Pennsylvania. (06/17/09)

Motorists Beware -- Deer are on the Move
Pennsylvania motorists are being urged by the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) this spring to stay alert, watch for deer crossing signs, and slow down during early morning and evening hours to avoid a collision with hungry white-tailed deer anxious to graze. (06/17/09)

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[07/02/09] State budget debate rages on as first day of fiscal year passes

[07/01/09] Lawmakers miss deadline, pay; workers next?

[07/01/09] Pa. House advances Web legal notice bill

[06/27/09] PSU: Budget cuts 'catastrophic'

[06/25/09] Corman: Rendell must back away from tax hikes

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SENATE APPROPRIATIONS BUDGET HEARINGS
2009-2010
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Estimated Funding Increases for School District under SB 850 - Click Here

June 30, 2009 � Senate Republican news conference to urge House action on a state budget that cuts spending and includes no new taxes.

May 6, 2009 - Senator Corman offers remarks during debate on Senate Bill 850, a $27.3 billion state budget for Fiscal Year 2009-10.

May 4, 2009 - Senate Republican leaders provide details on their budget proposal, which was approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee today. Senate Bill 850 cuts spending and includes no new taxes to address a growing revenue shortfall.

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