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Recent Articles

Tonight at 7pm: PA Politics

Tonight at 7pm: PA Politics

Pete DeCoursey, Bureau Chief at Capitolwire.com, and Jim Hoefler, Professor of Political Science at Dickinson College, appear to talk about the latest activity in state politics. We’ll look at how the 2014 Governor’s race is shaping up, and the big issues being considered during the final weeks of the spring legislative session.

May, 21 2013 0 Comments Full Story

May 20: Local Government

May 20: Local Government

(VIDEO) On the eve of Municipal Primary elections, we’ll have representatives of the County Commissioners Association of PA, the PA State Association of Township Supervisors, and the PA State Association of Boroughs to discuss issues of interest to local governments.

May, 20 2013 0 Comments Full Story

May 22: State Pensions

Earlier this month Gov. Tom Corbett appeared with Rep. Chris Ross and Sen. Mike Brubaker to formally introduce bills that address the $47 Billion unfunded state pension liability.  Jeffrey Clay, Executive Director of the Public School Employees’ Retirement System, and Richard Dreyfuss, Senior Fellow with the Commonwealth Foundation, will be here to discuss.

May, 16 2013 0 Comments Full Story

May 15: School Security

May 15: School Security

(VIDEO) The House Select Committee on School Safety and Security was created to develop and examine policies that enhance safety in Pennsylvania’s schools. Rep. Gary Day and Rep. Cherelle Parker, Chairs of the Committee, were our guests.

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May 14: Hunting and Fishing

May 14: Hunting and Fishing

(VIDEO) Rep. Martin Causer and Rep. Gary Haluska, Chairs of the House Game and Fisheries Committee, were here to discuss various issues before that committee.

May, 14 2013 7 Comments Full Story

  • Ron

    The Pa game less commish is a total joke. Legislators need to bury them like the heaping pile of dung they are, and rebuild a new HUNTER FRIENDLY commission. Not a radical liberal bunch of ecoflakes such as is the case now.

  • Freytown

    We have qualified PGC folks to run the game management. Let them

  • Jeff B.

    There are two major problems with hunting. Lack of pressure by hunters(lazy) and “posted” land. People are losing ambition and don’t put in the time. Another big issue is people posting their land. Both of these things cannot be “fixed” by the game commission.
    Landowners have the right to post. Some postings were brought on by slob hunters. Simple, deer go where they are not pressured. The deer are there, you can’t see them road hunting. Up north the loss of hunters and drives hurt the big woods. No drives, no pressure, no hunters equal low deer sightings..

  • Tim

    Have you taken a look at the decrease in farming in the northern areas of Pa. Does this have an impact on the population decrease.

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.je.902 Dave Je

    I think firings are badly needed at the game commission. Too much catering to others instead of hunters. Deer herd needs to increase and listening to total morons who hate deer needs to cease.
    I also think that Representative Haluska should be the next legislator to be voted out. He is not our friend and apparently did not learn the lesson from Levdansky schmoozing the gameless commission and as a result, got his due.

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.je.902 Dave Je

    Governor Ridge permitted ecofools and the timber folks to put “the plan” into motion and the pgc staff were hand picked for herd decimation. If that is not what we desire, then we should appoint people with the appropriate mindset.

  • http://www.facebook.com/tom.recoure Tom Recoure

    I recently read a post on the internet, by a ecoextreme lobbyist that said Haluska was on “their” side of the deer war issue. He has not been representing his HUNTING constuents or willing to address the inappropriate antideer agenda that is in place and well documented. I think maybe it is time that Mr. Haluska find some other form of employment. He will not be getting my vote the next time he is up for re-election. I would encourage sportsmen to vote him out. He is definitely no friend to us.