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Shock, sadness and resolve in the wake of arson attack on governor’s residence
As Governor Josh Shapiro held a press conference to announce an arrest in the incident, he stood in front of a large reception room that had been set up for a Passover Seder. It was blackened and charred. The wreckage could be seen though busted windows and doors.
"Even a small meeting can bring over $100,000 to $160,000 to our state economy," said Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos, encouraging ...
Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, used his veto power to increase school funding limits for four centuries longer than Republican ...
The arson suspect believed to have set Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s house on fire on the first night of Passover “clearly ...
Tom Martello’s column on the state of the New Jersey governor’s race appears weekly on NJ.com and in the online newspaper. To read previous columns, click here. The year was 1981. IBM introduced us to ...
The man charged with setting fire to the Pennsylvania governor's mansion while the governor and his family were there sleeping told police he did it because of the governor's stance on the war in Gaza ...
The Russian authorities have arrested Alexey Smirnov, the former head of the country’s embattled Kursk region. Smirnov stands ...
The highly-anticipated Virginia gubernatorial race is drawing national attention as the only state besides New Jersey holding ...
The Harrisburg native and former state police commissioner oversaw security for games and events, including the Super Bowl, ...
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