The Pa. Senate 48th District race: Who’s the best man for the job? PennLive.com 15 hrs ago Jan Murphy, pennlive.com
Voters of all stripes who live in three southcentral Pennsylvania counties have the opportunity to cast a ballot in a May 18 special election to decide who will represent them in the state Senate for the next 18 months.
On the ballots in Lebanon County and parts of York and Dauphin counties, voters will see the names of four candidates listed who hope to fill the 48th state Senatorial District seat that became open due to the January death of Sen. Dave Arnold. The winner will serve out the remainder of his term that expires Nov. 30, 2022.
Candidates seeking 48th Senatorial District seat put their differences on display
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The four candidates who are running in the May 18 special election to fill the open Senate seat for the 48th District include, clockwise from top left: Dr. Calvin Clements, Democrat; Edward Krebs, Independent; Tim McMaster, Libertarian; and Christopher Gebhard, Republican. Three of the four candidates (Gebhard was absent) participated in a candidate s forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Harrisburg Area on Tuesday.
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Three of the four candidates vying for the open 48th state senatorial district seat showed voters there are some clear differences among them on where they stand on issues facing Pennsylvania during a League of Women Voters candidates forum on Tuesday.
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Here are the new casinos, stores and other businesses coming to central Pa. despite the pandemic
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The former Kmart property at Summerdale Plaza in East Pennsboro Township will be redeveloped into a Tractor Supply store and an AutoZone.
January 12, 2021.
Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
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Plans are moving forward for casinos, stores and other business.
Penn National says that casinos in York and Berks counties are expected to be completed by the end of the year. The owners of Park Casino still have their eyes on the Shippensburg area and are moving forward with plans to build the casino on the sight of a former Lowes store.
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