Casino tied to possible Butler County site in limbo
Lawrence County has not yet been officially counted out of Mount Airy’s mini casino quest. Mayor Anthony Mastrangelo says updated proposals were sent last week, but no decision or further contact has been received. Lawrence Downs site in Mahoning Township is cited as a shovel-ready option amid rumors Mount Airy is reviewing sites within their territory.
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Lawrence County
Mount Airy
Anthony Mastrangelo
Lawrence Downs
Dan Vogler
Mount Airy # 1 LLC
Pennsylvania budget eyed as bipartisan compromise sails through
State senators hailed a 32.7 billion spending plan sent to the governor as a bipartisan compromise that limits overall growth and avoids tax increases. The Independent Fiscal Office notes federal tax cuts bolster spending power, with 2018 wage growth seen at 4.3 percent and 62,500 jobs added. The bill passed 47-2 in the Senate after House approval, with fiscal year rules set to July 1 and a June 30 budget deadline.
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Harrisburg
IFC
Pennsylvania
John Gardner
Columbia County
Senate
Elder Vogel
House
Gardner
Independent Fiscal Office
New Fireworks Law Sparks Pennsylvania Residents
Pennsylvania residents may now purchase and shoot aerial fireworks after House Bill 542 passed in October 2017. The law grants permission for consumer aerial displays, expanding choices for Fourth of July celebrations and other events across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Aeropoli
Yeropoli
Fireworks Law Boosts Sky King Sales in Pennsylvania
Sky King Fireworks owner Vito Aeropoli says sales rose 35 percent after a new law allowing larger aerial and consumer fireworks. Customers now buy 500 gram and 200 gram devices, mortars and rockets with tax-influenced prices, while certain items remain banned. Buyers 18+ must show a driver’s license copied and kept on file for five years.
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Sky King Fireworks
Mahoning Township
Aeropoli
Pennsylvania
Yeropoli
Township turns over records on eve of hearing
Terry Mutchler representing Carrie Hahn and Kristan Terro announced a settlement with Township officials who had blocked access to records on legal fees paid to solicitor Lou Perrotta. The township released 66 pages of redacted invoices, deemed proper, as the clients secured public records showing what was paid for legal services.
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Wilmington Township
Terry Mutchler
Carrie Hahn
Kristan Terro
Lou Perrotta
Mutchler
Harrisburg
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