Tag: Residency

Familiar Threads Woven in Harrisburg Recovery Plan

Over three years ago, in February 2010, we asked if the debt related to a trash incinerator was pervasive enough to cause a municipal bankruptcy filing-colloquially, that the City of Harrisburg’s finances could possibly end “up in ashes”.

Christopher Wendt August 28, 2013

Port Authority Board Appointment Bill Moves Forward

By a 16 to 10 vote in the Senate Appropriations Committee on June 10th, Senate Bill 700 took another step toward becoming law. Of course, the full Senate has to consider it and, likewise, the House must approve and it is not clear what the reception will be in that body.

Christopher Wendt June 11, 2013

Residency Proposal Now a Law

In a recent Brief we wrote about legislation that passed both houses of the General Assembly that, if signed by the Governor, would take language

Christopher Wendt October 29, 2012

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