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News from the 104th

Published on August 17th, 2011 by in

Mona Johnson 3rd ward commissioner fundraiser Tuesday August 23rd

Your invited to a Fundraiser For Susquehanna Township Commissioner  Mona Johnson

Where:  Pasquales Pizza Shop  24 South 3rd Street, Harrisburg Pa

Date & Time: August 23, 2011 from 6-8 pm

Suggested Donation of $40.00

RSVP to 3rdWardCommis@comcast.net or 717 460-3048

Please make Check out to Friends to Elect Mona Johnson, and if you

can not attend please forward check to 2321 Thornton Rd, Harrisburg

PA 17109. Thanks so much and we look forward to seeing everyone.

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FAMILY FUN DAY / MEET THE CANDIDATES COOK OUT

Thursday August 25th 6pm – 8pm

Edgemont Park off Locust Lane

Please come out and join us for two hours and get to know your county and local candidates.

Bring your neighbors & friends.

Bring your issues and concern.

Ask questions of your candidates

Find out how you can get involved

RSVP to 3rdWardCommis@comcast.net or 717 460-3048

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Helm Opposes Thompson’s Recovery Plan for Harrisburg

8/4/2011
 Rep. Sue Helm (R-Dauphin) today released the following statement in response to Mayor Linda Thompson’s fiscal recovery plan for the City of Harrisburg.
Thompson’s proposal would impose a commuter tax should the state, Dauphin County and bond insurance company fail to cover any remaining debt associated with the city’s trash incinerator.
“I consider any effort by Mayor Thompson to impose a commuter tax to be ‘dead on arrival’. I join a number of my Dauphin County colleagues in the Legislature who have pledged to block any attempt to unfairly tax non-city residents. My hard-working constituents should not be expected to help pay for the financial mistakes made years ago by city leaders. I will vote in support of legislation that prevents the mayor from implementing such a levy.

“We all can certainly sympathize with the city’s plight, and I recognize its potential impact on the entire region, but there are other options available to resolving the debt crisis. A commuter tax is not part of the answer, and I will continue to do everything in my power as a state lawmaker to oppose it.”

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