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PA-state-flag6Sims announces congressional run, Kane is sued by Barker and Wolf presents new tax plan. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz!

PA-2: Sims Announces Congressional Campaign (VIDEO): State Rep. Brian Sims will challenge Congressman Chaka Fattah in the Democratic primary.

Kane is Being Sued by Former Aide: James Barker is filing a federal lawsuit after being fired by the Attorney General.

PA-BGT: Wolf Submits Tax Plan to House: The PA House of Representatives is preparing to vote on the Governor’s plans on Wednesday.

PA-Sen: Q3: Fetterman Raises $170K: The newest Senate candidate released his third quarter fundraising numbers.

PA-8: Q3: Naughton Raises $283K, Has $441,000 COH: The Democratic candidate posted her personal best fundraising quarter.

Wecht Launches First TV Ads (VIDEOS): The Democratic Supreme Court nominee is hitting the airwaves.

Reader Poll: Would You Support Any Type of Gun Control Legislation?: We ask our readers whether they could back any form of reform when it comes to firearms.

Reader Poll: Sestak Favorite to Win Dem Nomination: Our readers believe Joe Sestak will be the Democratic nominee for Senate in 2016.

Statewide
StateImpactPA:  Trans-Pacific Partnership and the exportation of natural gases
Capitolwire: Rep. Bullock on ending female genital mutilation
Capitolwire: Sen. Shirley Kitchen establishing clinic to aid those faced with background checks
Capitolwire: Kane has six arrested on charge of Medicaid fraud

Philadelphia
Inquirer: Wolf withdraws increased sales tax
Inquirer: Poll released shows PA Republicans want ant politico candidate
Philadelphia Business Journal:  Aria to become member of Jefferson Health
Philadelphia Business Journal:  Judicial evaluation commission releases ratings of court candidates
Philadelphia Business Journal:  Community College of Philadelphia gunman in

SEPA
Pottstown Mercury: DA arrests five on count of heroine and cocaine distribution
Pottstown Mercury: Proclamation by Montgomery County commissioners recognizing domestic violence awareness month
Bucks County Courier Times: DNA database ready for use in Bucks County
Delco Daily Times: Court hearing today on debt owed by Chester Upland School District
Daily Local News: Chester County set to approve new supervision program on high- risk drug offenders

Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Business Times: UPMC argues it’s allowed by law to end Medicare Advantage contract
WTAE: Senate OKs defense bill despite veto threat
WTAE: Wolf seeks income, drilling tax hikes to end budget impasse
WTAE: Rubio misses vote on defense spending bill
Early Returns: Toomey on a roll, with help from bakery
Early Returns: UPDATED: McGinty pushes Toomey to bring back gun control bill
Post-Gazette: Fitzgerald unveils his budget plan for 2016
Post-Gazette: Scaife inheritance tax return gives glimpse of lavish life
Post-Gazette: State audits: Education Dept. failed to monitor special adviser under Corbett
Tribune Review: Rivals in 37th District Senate race say they can make government work
Tribune Review: Greensburg mayor race features write-in hopeful vs. businessman
WESA: Wolf: Anti-Tax lawmakers on ‘wrong side of history’

Southwest
Beaver County Times: More than 32,000 use state online voter registration site in just six weeks
Beaver County Times: Shell expected to pay $69M to upgrade public water facilities
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat: Veterans’ expo to focus on mental health
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat: Top general recommends keeping more US troops in Afghanistan
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat: US government deports fewest immigrants in nearly a decade

NEPA
Times Leader: Pete Musinksi voted new vice president for West Pittston Borough Council
Times Leader: F.M. Kirby Center and Anna Cervenak to be honored by Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Voice: State agency to advise W-B Area on grim finances
Citizens Voice: Luzerne County Children and Youth’s license downgraded after death prompts investigation

South Central
Lancaster Intelligencer: Mayor set to name members, chairman of Commission to Combat Poverty
Lancaster Intelligencer: College-access coalition that includes F&M, Penn State faces tough questions at conference
Lebanon Daily News: Russ Diamond help law passes state House committee
York Dispatch: Marriage rates high, divorce rates drop in York Countyy
Patriot-News: Gov. Tom Wolf’s revised tax increase package: At a glance
Patriot-News: Cumberland County commissioner says there’s more to salary changes than just raises
Patriot-News: Flooded-out residents can’t sue Pa. town’s officials for ‘inaction’ during hurricane, U.S. court says
Carlisle Sentinel: American Party of America presidential candidate visits Carlisle Tuesday

Lehigh Valley
WFMZ: Local farmers could benefit from international trade deal
WFMZ: Report: Pennsylvania failing some schools
Morning Call: Lower Macungie plans to raise sewer fees by 10 percent

North by Northwest
Centre Daily Times: Philipsburg dam project back on track
Centre Daily Times: Budget impasse taking a toll on region’s domestic violence centers
Erie Times-News Campaign ’15 Blog: Teachable moment? Clinton picks up endorsement

Opinion
PA Independent: Sen. Greenleaf understands both sides of liquor debate
Daily News: Superintendent Hite says he needs to have final say on Philly schools
Erie Times-News: Pat Cuneo: Gun reform can be ignored no longer
Williamsport Sun-Gazette: Latest EPA push an unnecessary economic disaster
Lancaster Intelligencer: We need a national conversation on all-too-prevalent mass shootings in US
York Dispatch: York City’s great divide
York Daily Record: Is the end of Three Mile Island near?
Patriot-News: Tom Ridge: Here’s why Jeb Bush’s energy policy is good for Pa.
Carlisle Sentinel: Purcell: The decline of American greatness
Morning Call: Gun-rights groups should not lobby Congress
Post-Gazette: Outside probe: A U.S. hospital airstrike demands answers 
Altoona Mirror: Violence awareness important

Blogs
Citified: Who Could Fill Brian Sims’ Shoes as He Takes a Run at Chaka Fattah?
Commonwealth Foundation: Wolf’s Tax Hikes: Version 3.0
Commonwealth Foundation: Pennsylvania’s Shrinking Population Problem
Keystone Crossroads: Wolf adjusts Pa. tax plan ahead of House vote
Keystone Crossroads: Audit finds fault with Pa. education agencies
Keystone Crossroads: A quiet crisis is getting louder in Pa.
Keystone Crossroads: Chester schools to seek special funding from Pa., cut charter fees

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  1. Good question, AIR. Atka is our only amoabsadsr wolf who travels. Apache, Lukas and Kaila are great amoabsadsrs at the WCC, but under no circumstances will they walk on a leash, ride in a van and go somewhere with so many new faces, sights and smells. Because Atka travels, he is our best teaching wolf and he is also our strangest wolf. His behavior is not typical for a socialized wolf, Atka is unique.

  2. We are sick of all of you elected officials in Pennsylvania Do US all a Favor and Resign

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