Timeline: Pete DeCoursey Now Only Capitol Reporter
Following the departure of literally every other journalist, longtime Capitolwire Bureau Chief Pete DeCoursey is now the only reporting remaining who covers the Capitol in Harrisburg.
Following the departure of literally every other journalist, longtime Capitolwire Bureau Chief Pete DeCoursey is now the only reporting remaining who covers the Capitol in Harrisburg.
“I got your privatization right here,” said UFCW 1776 President Wendell Young IV. Union analysts boast that the proposal is revenue neutral.
State Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi announced Monday that he has altered his proposal to tinker with Pennsylvania’s Electoral College system.
The taxpayer-funded facility will host an open bar from 6pm to 8pm on weekdays and during Phillies and Eagles games.
Citing increasing debt services costs and a lack of support from state government, Harrisburg city officials voted 6-1 to take what remained of the troubled municipality’s assets and put it all on black.
The former Congressman will attend the Canadian rock group’s upcoming show in Philadelphia.
In a move that analysts said was long overdue, Gov. Tom Corbett unveiled plans Monday to privatize the management and operation of his mouth.
“I came to Harrisburg four years ago with one simple promise: to consume over 50 hot dogs in 10 minutes,” said state Rep. Will Tallman (R-Adams). “Today I’m proud to say: mission accomplished.”
Congresswoman and gubernatorial hopeful Allyson Schwartz has removed from her campaign bio a reference to a national award she received while managing a Philadelphia women’s clinic.
The gubernatorial candidate reported the news after receiving an automatic email from his blogspot.com website.
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