Letter-writer James Tweed describes true heroes of the Republican Party as those doing their jobs: from poll workers to police officers.
Sleepy little Quincy Township is as an unlikely place as you can find for a financial scandal, but a big one has created turmoil in this rural community. .
Freedom of conscience, freedom of intellect and freedom of speech are fundamental natural rights elucidated in our precious constitution.
Wolf’s focus on pushing pot shows his political savvy, according to Matthew Brouillette in this tongue-in-cheek op-ed piece.
It is not enough to avoid being a racist. I humbly submit that it is likewise not enough to be anti-racist. It is about actual, meaningful change.
Now that the primary election results are official, I want to thank voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward for their bipartisan support.
I am writing this letter in support of John Flannery for Franklin County Commissioner in the upcoming May 21st primary election.
Last Saturday, I had the privilege and honor to walk the stage and accept my degree from Shippensburg University.
When you go to the doctor and try to explain just what your symptoms indicate to you (as a non-doctor) and even before you are finished, he tells you he has just the thing that can fix that.
My name is Patty Dolaway and I am writing to endorse my husband, Herb for re-election to the 5th Ward Borough Council of Chambersburg.
I am Sam Worley, Former Franklin County Commissioner. I strongly support Mary Beth Shank for our next Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Mary Beth Shank is my choice to fill the upcoming vacant position in the 39th Judicial District. As a former Franklin County Commissioner, I have had personal experience working with her in her time as Assistant County Solicitor to then Solicitor, Shawn Meyers, now Judge Meyers.
Local attorney Mary Beth Shank is one of two candidates running for a seat on the bench of Pennsylvania’s Court of Common Pleas 39th Judicial District, encompassing Franklin and Fulton Counties. The Courts of Common pleas are Pennsylvania’s trial courts. Judges are elected to 10=year terms.
Kudos to the Chamberrsburg’s borough government for partnering with Wilson College to insure the preservation of an iconic ball park with historic significance that reaches beyond the local community.
