Alloway Urges Hunters to Donate Venison for Local Food Banks HARRISBURG – Senator Richard Alloway II (R-33) today urged hunters to participate in a venison

Murphy Leads Efforts to Investigate TSA’s New Screening Procedures (Washington, D.C.) – With tens of thousands of Southwestern Pennsylvanians about to depart for the busy

Congressman Joe Sestak Calls for Immediate Ratification of START Follow-On Treaty Former Admiral Urges Senate to Ratify Historic Nuclear Weapons Agreement This Year   Media,

GREEN PARTY OF PENNSYLVANIA http://www.gpofpa.org Green Party lauds Pittsburgh City Council Decision Council votes to ban fracking in city limits Last week, Pittsburgh City Council

Sen. Casey has a challenger, State Sen. Musto has new legal troubles to deal with and Civic Arena in Pittsburgh is to be demolished, as was seen with the Spectrum in Philadelphia yesterday. Good Wednesday morning and welcome to the Buzz. Have a good Thanksgiving.

PoliticsPA looks into what Reps. Altmire and Critz did right to survive this cycle, Chris Christie will be in Philadelphia talking to a government accountability group and the Post-Gazette says Rendell should say no to the Castle Doctrine legislation. Good Tuesday morning and welcome to the Buzz.

The freshman congressmen from the Pa. delegation are starting to get a little more comfortable in DC, rumor has it Gov. Rendell has hired Ari Emanuel to be his agent so that they can find a post-office career for the Governor and State Rep. Costa’s marijuana charge is not resonating with voters. Good Monday morning and welcome to the Buzz.

In this week’s Up & Down: The West is on the way up and the East (read: Philadelphia) seems to be setting. Except if you’re Vince Hughes. A couple members of the Keystone State’s congressional delegation go pragmatic. And Allyson Schwartz makes the case for tax cuts.