Source: Patch BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Two Bucks County lawmakers have sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection urging them to bring an enforcement action against Sunoco/Energy Transfer to compel the remediation of contaminated wells near the Twin-Oaks-Newark pipeline leak in Upper Makefield. The letter, authored by State Senator Steve Santarsiero and […]

Source: PA House Democratic Caucus HARRISBURG, June 18 – State Reps. Jim Prokopiak and Nancy Guenst have introduced critical legislation aimed at addressing the growing housing affordability crisis in Pennsylvania. The bill is one of several initiatives being offered by the PA House Democratic Caucus to mitigate the rising cost of housing and provide relief to

Source: Patch NEWTOWN, PA — Goodnoe Elementary School celebrated “First In Math” accomplishments on Wednesday with the help of State Senator Steve Santarsiero, State Rep. Perry Warren and First In Math’s Jenny Kling. In a display of teamwork, perseverance, and academic excellence, the second-grade students at Goodnoe, led by teacher Mrs. Meghan Pearce, achieved national

Source: Levittown Now Bristol Borough and the Bristol Borough School District continue to work together on resurfacing the track at the high school. Last month, Bristol Borough Council awarded a $511,250 contract to American Athletic Track and Turf for the resurfacing of the aging track at Bristol High School. This month, borough officials said they

Source: Levittown Now Lt. Gov. Austin Davis on Tuesday called for immediate action from the Pennsylvania Senate to boost funding for the state’s 52 transit systems and said that public transportation, including SEPTA, is key to the state’s economic well-being. Davis’ remarks came shortly before the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a transportation funding bill,

Source: The Independence Bucks County The PA House held its final vote on my bill to require automated external defibrillators at school athletic events last Monday, passing the measure by a vote of 169-33. That means student athletes are now a step closer to a much greater chance of survival if they experience cardiac arrest. H.B.