Campus Reform Reporter and Turning Point USA Campus Secretary, Could Face Criminal Charges for Illegal Wiretapping
The secret recordings allegedly occurred during a meeting at the Falkirk Center at Liberty University. According to attendees, the meeting was held to garner supporters and recruit ambassadors.
Brandon Flood believes “Stop and Frisk” could reduce gun violence; said Trump has “redeeming qualities”
Brandon Flood suggested that the policy needs to be implemented “smartly,” by focusing solely on removing illegal weapons from the streets.
He was specific to clarify that this was his position as a private citizen, not an endorsement in his official capacity with the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons.
Local Review: Best Asian food in Hershey, Harrisburg area for 2020
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Pho#1 Vietnamese Cuisine
Director of Finance responds to allegations against City of Harrisburg in federal lawsuit
Bruce Weber, Director of Finance & Budget for the City of Harrisburg, quickly dismissed any hint of a looming settlement by the city. “I’d rather have the courts adjudicate. That’s what they are there for. Due process.”
FBI investigating evidence against Harrisburg Mayor in real estate, abuse of power scandal: Federal Lawsuit
An FBI investigation related to corruption of Harrisburg officials has hamstrung the efforts of the city’s legal team to have the lawsuit dismissed.
Trump-hating mayor uses codes enforcement to attack republican voter in Harrisburg, PA: Lawsuit
The city resident at the center of the federal lawsuit who had his life threatened by the senior advisor to Mayor Papenfuse was repeatedly targeted and excessively fined by city codes enforcement for politically motivated reasons, the lawsuit alleges.
Commissioner Hartwick 3rd no show, missed big agenda votes for yearly contracts
Due to his unexplained absence, Hartwick missed key votes on items like Children/Youth and Human Services Contracts.
Private property rights violated by Harrisburg Bureau of Codes, allegedly directed by Mayor: Federal Lawsuit
Former Codes Official Arden Emerick testified under oath to Magisterial District Justice Margeram that he was specifically directed by the mayor to cite the owner of 333 S. 18th Street for codes violations. This tactic was used in conjunction with the scheme to undervalue real estate in Allison Hill.
Harrisburg Mayor Papenfuse named in federal lawsuit for alleged real estate scheme involving tax sale
HRA initiated neighborhood rezoning which created land use restrictions, increased taxes, and other financial burdens, with the end goal to eventually take over real estate parcels at a fraction of market value through tax sales using straw buyers.
County commissioner named in federal lawsuit for alleged real estate scheme involving tax sale
Harrisburg, PA – A lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania alleges City of Harrisburg, and Dauphin County officials […]
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