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Pennycuick and Mackenzie hold Dog Days of Summer Open House
August 8, 2023

Pennycuick and Mackenzie hold Dog Days of Summer Open House

Dog lovers were treated to a special open house Saturday morning hosted by state Sen. Tracy Pennycuick and state Rep. Milou Mackenzie.  [Read More]

Proposed Legislation Would Give Property Tax Relief To Disabled Veterans
August 4, 2023

Proposed Legislation Would Give Property Tax Relief To Disabled Veterans

Senators Tracy Pennycuick (R-Berks/Montgomery) and Rosemary Brown (R-Lackawanna/Monroe/Wayne) have teamed up to introduce legislation aimed at providing property tax relief to more disabled Pennsylvania veterans by allowing them to reduce the assessed value on their property in relation to their disability rating.  [Read More]

Legislation Impacting Veterans and Healthcare Issues in Pennsylvania with Tracy Pennycuick (R), PA State Senate
August 2, 2023

Legislation Impacting Veterans and Healthcare Issues in Pennsylvania with Tracy Pennycuick (R), PA State Senate

Pennsylvania State Senator Tracy Pennycuick discusses legislation calling for expanding eligibility for the state’s Disabled Veterans Property Tax Exemption program by excluding certain benefits as income, the creation of a Task Force on Women Veterans’ Health Care in Pennsylvania, and legislation related to enhanced insurance coverage for genetic testing for certain hereditary cancers. Recorded July 26, 2023.  [Read More]

Fight over school vouchers comes to Reading
July 26, 2023

Fight over school vouchers comes to Reading

One of the biggest current fights in Harrisburg found its way to Reading on Tuesday.  [Read More]

Delaware Valley Journal – It’s Not Too Late to Save the State Budget Agreement (opinion)
July 18, 2023

Delaware Valley Journal – It’s Not Too Late to Save the State Budget Agreement (opinion)

Once again, it’s summer, and Pennsylvania is without a new state budget.  [Read More]

The Mercury – It’s not too late to save state budget agreement (opinion)
July 14, 2023

The Mercury – It’s not too late to save state budget agreement (opinion)

Once again, it’s summer and Pennsylvania is without a new state budget. It’s a story we hear all too often in our state’s capital, and I want to take the opportunity to explain why I am a firm supporter of the 2023-24 spending plan that passed the Senate in late June.  [Read More]

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