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From left, Carolyn Johnson and Tia Torres, both seniors, and Dynae Shaw, a junior, all 17 and students in the TeenBloc of A+ Schools in the Hill District, sit with signs they plan to carry today in Harrisburg to protest Gov. Tom Corbett's education funding.
Several Pittsburgh students are in Harrisburg for Valentine's Day, but it's not so they can deliver chocolate and flowers to Gov. Tom Corbett. Instead, it's so they can send him a message: that the governor's proposed education budget is breaking students' hearts. (Yesterday)
The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will assume growing responsibility for a refurbished Point State Park in coming years, eventually taking over all maintenance and security from the city. (Yesterday)
Jury selection is under way in a state corruption case against a former top Democratic lawmaker in Harrisburg and his one-time aide. (Yesterday)
After serving eight years in the state House and eight years in the Pennsylvania Senate, John Pippy, a Republican lawmaker from Moon, said "I think I am going back to the private sector. That's my plan right now." (02/09/2012)
HARRISBURG -- After more than three hours of debate today and months of wrangling over the legislation's details, a Marcellus Shale regulatory and impact fee measure is headed to Republican Gov. Tom Corbett. (02/08/2012)