AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoState Budget & Taxes: The Pennsylvania House voted to fund a property tax cut for seniors, using a levy aimed at big tech to help pay for it. Public Health: The Shapiro administration highlighted the Farmers Market Nutrition Program and said its Overdose Prevention Program is expanding rural access to free naloxone, with more than 16,000 overdose reversals statewide since Shapiro took office. Local Government & Immigration Detention: Clearfield County residents packed a meeting to oppose the Moshannon Valley Processing Center and a new policy limiting public comment to county residents and taxpayers. Philadelphia Pride Oversight: A Philadelphia councilmember plans a resolution to authorize hearings into police response during Pride festivities after reports of an excessive law enforcement presence. Sports (Philly): Phillies right fielder Adolis García left a win over the Blue Jays with a pulled muscle in his right shoulder. Community & Health Programs: Penn State Extension will offer “Dining with Diabetes” starting June 25 in State College, with classes and follow-up support for people managing Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes.
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