State Rep. Jill N. Cooper (R-Pa.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Jill N. Cooper (R-Pa.)
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Financial literacy urged as crucial for achieving the American Dream
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has emphasized the importance of financial literacy, calling it "the foundation for the American Dream."
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Cooper condemns alleged arson incident at governor's mansion
Rep. Jill Cooper, representing Westmoreland, addressed the recent rise in violence in politics following an alleged arson incident at the governor's mansion.
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PA representative introduces bill to address EMS funding crisis
Efforts are underway in Pennsylvania to address the ongoing crisis in emergency medical services (EMS) that has seen multiple ambulance companies shutter due to financial difficulties.
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Cooper proposes new bill to support Pennsylvania's emergency medical services
Rep. Jill Cooper of Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, has introduced new legislation addressing the financial challenges faced by state-mandated emergency medical services.
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Cooper, Ward to host grant workshop for local governments and nonprofits
Rep. Jill Cooper and Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward are set to host a grant workshop aimed at educating local governments and nonprofits on grant writing and preparing successful applications.
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Pennsylvania recovers over $11 million in Medicaid fraud cases
Recent conversations on government waste and fraud have spotlighted the efforts undertaken by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), established by former President Donald Trump.
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Discussions focus on Penn State campus possible closure and transparency in education funding
State legislators are placing an emphasis on priorities during the ongoing budget process in Harrisburg, particularly when it comes to education funding.
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Rising colorectal cancer rates highlight need for awareness during national month
Colorectal cancer cases are on the rise, prompting increased awareness efforts during National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
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Funding allocated for community projects in Pennsylvania's 55th district
Rep. Jill Cooper has announced the allocation of over $461,500 in state funding for community improvement projects within Pennsylvania's 55th Legislative District.
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Pennsylvania prepares for judicial retention votes amid upcoming general election
The election process for judges in Pennsylvania is a topic of interest as voters prepare to make decisions in upcoming retention votes.
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Western Pennsylvania poised for tech-driven economic renaissance
Western Pennsylvania, historically known for its steel production, is on the verge of a new economic era.
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Pennsylvania reviews vehicle emissions laws; potential changes proposed
In Pennsylvania, discussions are underway to reevaluate the state's vehicle emissions testing requirements.
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Pennsylvania explores options as lottery revenues face potential decline
Governor Josh Shapiro's recent budget proposal has sparked discussions about the allocation of lottery funds in Pennsylvania.
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New law simplifies process for reclaiming unclaimed property in Pennsylvania
A new law in Pennsylvania is making it easier for residents to reclaim unclaimed property.
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Pennsylvania officials debate sustainability of Governor Shapiro's new budget plan
The budget plan presented by Governor Josh Shapiro has sparked discussions about fiscal responsibility in Pennsylvania.
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Rep. Jill Cooper criticizes Governor Shapiro's budget plan
Rep. Jill Cooper of Westmoreland has expressed concerns regarding Governor Josh Shapiro's recent budget proposal.
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Rep. Cooper critiques Governor Shapiro's budget proposal
Rep. Jill Cooper of Westmoreland County expressed concerns following Governor Josh Shapiro's recent budget address, citing the proposed $51.47 billion expenditure as a 7.5% increase over the current fiscal year.
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Pennsylvania highlights human trafficking issues during prevention month
With January drawing to a close, attention is being drawn to the issue of human trafficking, as January is designated National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
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Bipartisan caucus reintroduced by Pennsylvania legislators for new session
In a bid to continue fostering collaboration and bipartisanship, Representatives Jill Cooper (R-Westmoreland), Joe Hohenstein (D-Philadelphia), Gina Curry (D-Delaware), and Jamie Flick (R-Lycoming/Union) have reintroduced the Bipartisan “Meet Me...
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Bipartisan caucus aims for unity in new legislative session
In Harrisburg, Reps.