Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) and Rep. Marla Brown (R-9) invite seniors and caregivers to a Senior Expo on Thursday, Sept. 12, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Cascade Park Dance Hall, 1928 E. Washington St., New Castle. [Read More]
The City of Hermitage today was awarded a state grant for $330,000 for a project to improve Lorenwood Drive near the Hermitage Athletic Complex and add a trail connecting to the facility, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
Two state grants totaling more than $775,000 will reimburse Hermitage City and Sharon City for traffic signal improvements, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
A state grant for more than $290,000 will reimburse Conneaut Lake Borough for traffic light improvements in its downtown business district corridor, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
Nearly $1 million in funding will be used to redevelop the former Damascus-Bishop Tube Company site in Pymatuning Township, Mercer County, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
More than $1.4 million in housing tax credits have been awarded for a project in New Castle, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
More than $1.4 million in housing tax credits have been awarded for a senior housing project in Greenville, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
The state Senate Monday approved a bill introduced by Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) that would enable volunteer firefighters to obtain discounted hunting licenses and fishing licenses in Pennsylvania. [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) Wednesday announced the City of Meadville has been awarded a $30,000 grant through the WalkWorks program to develop an active transportation plan with improved walking and biking opportunities, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
The state Senate today approved legislation introduced by Sens. Doug Mastriano (R-33), Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47), and Michele Brooks (R-50) that would enable Pennsylvania victims of the Norfolk Southern train wreck near East Palestine, Ohio, last year to keep more of their own money. [Read More]
