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Pennsylvania Stopped Costly Energy Taxes. But Government Mandates are Still Driving Up Electricity Bills.
Originally published by TribLIVE. Pennsylvania families, already struggling to afford the rising cost of living, avoided even more expensive utility bills with the recently passed state budget. When Gov.
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State Budget
Pennsylvania Avoided Tax Hikes—But Only for Now
Read More: Pennsylvania Avoided Tax Hikes—But Only for Now
Regulation
Government Intervention—not Free Markets—Made Your Housing and Healthcare Unaffordable
Read More: Government Intervention—not Free Markets—Made Your Housing and Healthcare Unaffordable
Welfare
Pennsylvania’s Welfare Error Rate Is High. But New Numbers Provide Hope.
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Can Tom Corbett keep his ‘no tax’ pledge?
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Elk County community says Rendell delivered on state aid promise
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Pa. Liquor Board Touts Consumer-Friendly Efforts
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Mount to get $10M: State may help fund convocation center
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Groups criticize capital program projects
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State is ‘better off’ with lower tax rates
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State policies on pension plans ‘generational theft,’ expert tells economic group
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Report: Colleges key to local, state economy
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Pennsylvania pension bill’s aid slight next year
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