Daylight savings time begins at 2am early Sunday morning.
Remember to spring forward and set your clocks an hour ahead before you go to bed tonight.
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Daylight savings time begins at 2am early Sunday morning.
Remember to spring forward and set your clocks an hour ahead before you go to bed tonight.
If you have questions about the project, need to contact the team about the project, or want to see the full plans, please go to the project website: buff.ly/QuFvwNU
My team is also here to look into any questions you may have about the project or any other state government concern.
As work has begun on this extensive infrastructure project, I am grateful to the team at the commission for working to answer the community's questions and address potential concerns.
My team was on hand last night for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission's town hall meeting about their plans for the widening and reconstruction of the turnpike between Milepost 320 and 324. This area is between the Malvern/Phoenixville exit and the Valley Forge service station.
Sharing some more photos from a fun night at the Flower Show last weekend. 🌷
The show ends on Sunday so if you'd like to stop by the show, plan your trip and get your tickets at phsonline.org/the-flower-show
A couple weeks ago my team hosted a FAFSA Sign Up Event, helping future college students navigate the first step to securing financial aid.
We were glad to team up with PHEAA for this event and are grateful to the Chester County Intermediate Unit for welcoming us to their space in Downingtown.
- Route 3 (West Chester Pike), East Goshen and West Goshen
- Route 472 (Lancaster Pike), Lower Oxford
You can report potholes and deteriorated roadway conditions online at customercare.penndot.pa.gov
PennDOT announced crews will be out next week repairing potholes on the following Chester County roadways:
- US 1, Lower Oxford & Upper Oxford
- US 30, Valley, West Brandywine, Caln, East Caln, & Sadsbury
- US 30 Business, East Caln and West Whiteland
- US 202, West Goshen, East Goshen, Tredyffrin
For more information and application details, go to forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...
The Chester County Intermediate Unit's E3 Re-Entry Program empowers individuals with prior justice system involvement with entry-level manufacturing skills, helping create a pathway to careers in the manufacturing industry.
The next program starts April 27 at the Coatesville Area Public Library.
Thank you to the Food Cupboard for all your good work to address food insecurity and for welcoming us to volunteer for the afternoon.
Every year, the members of my Student Advisory Council engage in a service project to help give back to our community.
We were glad to join the West Chester Food Cupboard to sort donations and prepare bags ready to be picked up by their clients.
Sec. Carroll and I have been good friends back to when we served in the state house together. He was always my first call on anything related to transportation in my district.
It was a pleasure to see him at the Chester County Airport and discuss ways to strengthen Chester County's infrastructure.
Senate budget hearings conclude today as we hear from the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
You can watch live at pasenate.com/budget
It was a pleasure to tour the facility with the team at the Airport, PennDOT Secretary Carroll, and our county and local leaders. We had a productive discussion about their operations and the exciting future of aviation here in Chester County.
Chester County Airport is a large economic development engine for our community. As the third largest general aviation airport in Pennsylvania, the facility supports over 200 jobs between aircraft maintenance staff, flight school instructors, to the employees at the terminal's restaurant.
For a complete list of area construction projects go to: pa.gov/agencies/penndot/regional-offices/district-6/traffic-bulletin
Next week Rt. 252 between US 30 and Friendship Drive will be closed overnight from Monday March 9 through Wednesday March 11 between 7pm and 5am for PECO utility construction.
Sharing some facts about the Chester County Airport, a major economic development hub for our community.
The latest edition of my Comitta's Corner newsletter is out on my Substack.
Be sure to subscribe for the latest news, events, and updates from around Chester County and up in Harrisburg: senatorcomitta.substack.com
To everyone celebrating the Festival of Color, Love, and Spring. Happy Holi!
This successful program sends an age-appropriate book to children every month from birth to age 5 across Pennsylvania at no cost to families.
Early literacy sets a foundation for a bright future, and we are working to make this resource available to every child in Pennsylvania.
Looking at the calendar we are working 9 to 5 today to advance childhood literacy and introduce legislation that would expand Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program across Pennsylvania.
Congratulations to our award winners!
Miles Fields - Alice Thomas Award
Kyle Boyer - Dr. John H. Hewlett Award
Tamika Gallimore – Community Service Recognition
It was a joy to be with the Henderson High School Black Student Union for their annual banquet. This year's banquet theme was “A Century of Black Legacy: Past, Present, Future,” and we were glad to celebrate students and community leaders who are continuing a legacy of excellence.
Two more senate budget hearings will be held in Harrisburg today.
At 1pm the Senate Appropriations Committee will hear from the Public Utility Commission. At 3pm the Committee will hear from several state universities including West Chester University.
Roads are a little wet and slick this morning.
My West Chester district office is open, but if you feel more comfortable staying at home, we are always happy to assist by calling 610-692-2112 or by sending me a message at pasenatorcomitta.com/contact
Budget hearings continue today in Harrisburg as the Senate Appropriations Committee hears from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
You can watch live at pasenate.com/budget
Quick as the Whippets!
Congrats to the Downingtown West 4x400 relay teams who won both the girls and boys state championship!
The girls took first place with a time of 3:50.86 and the boys secured a three-peat championship with a meet record time of 3:17.85.
