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Sen. Katie Muth: PA voters deserve a say in who becomes lieutenant governor
As a legislator elected to serve the people, we should work to guarantee everyone can register to vote and has access to the ballot box.
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Ben Mannes: Key 2022 elections are all for governor
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West Chester Area School District promises policy review after political survey distributed schoolwide
The school district has promised to review its internal policies after a survey asking high school students how their parents voted in 2020 went viral on social media.
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Larry Krasner’s policies have created trickle-up criminality, and this rippling of violent crime is causing havoc in Philadelphia and beyond.
By Drew Murray
Larry Ceisler: San Francisco school board recall shows rational voters rising up
As I look at school boards across our country, I conclude we need more recalls and resets. Let us all, especially kids, learn from history.
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By Leslie Sattler
West Chester Area School District stays silent on allegations of politicized surveys given to students
A tweet alleges students in West Chester were asked to complete a survey detailing their parents’ voting habits, news consumption, and whether they “resist political change” or “believe in…equality.”
Upper Darby Council approves investigation into Mayor Keffer’s administration
Two weeks of intense politicking in Upper Darby culminated in a vote to approve an investigation into how Mayor Barbarann Keffer’s administration has handled an allotment of federal money.
By Todd Shepherd
Kyle Sammin: Tree Street and tangled title
Before other issues reared their heads, the safety and tranquility of the 200 block of Tree Street was threatened by a different problem: tangled title.
By Kyle Sammin