On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Governor Tom Corbett is officially back on the campaign trail; we discuss dog laws in Pennsylvania; and an actor talks about PTSD in returning troops.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable we profile the two candidates for state Superior Court, which is the only contested statewide contest on the ballot this Tuesday…and you’ll hear a Philadelphia ghost story that actually wasn’t.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, our Friday taping coincides with Governor Tom Corbett’s monthly visit to our studios for “Ask the Governor,” so we’re combining the two shows and bringing you the governor on a variety of topics, including the continuing challenges of passing a transportation funding bill, his controversial remarks on same sex marriage, the recent federal government shutdown and much more.
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This edition of Ask the Governor was recorded on Friday, October 25th, 2013 and featured comments on the the continuing battle to pass a transportation funding bill, the war of words between a state lawmaker and the state Attorney General, the governor’s comments on same sex marriage, the government shutdown, small games of chance, your emails and much more.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, a proposal to eliminate property taxes was the focus of a study presented to the Senate Finance Committee this week; the Kudzu Bug is preparing to invade PA; and state Senators grapple with charter school reform proposals.
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It’s been raining steadily in much of south-central Pennsylvania for more than 24 hours and rainfall totals in some areas have topped a half a foot. The heavy rains have caused road closures and some schools are closing early and canceling Friday night football games.
The rain was part of a slow moving system approaching the region from the southeast, bringing with it moisture from the Atlantic. Forecasters had predicted another 1-to-2 inches of rain today, with up to 6 inches already reported by the National Weather Service. PEMA reported sporadic flooding in and around the Harrisburg area this morning. The impacted area stretches from the state line all the way north to near Williamsport.
For central PA, the storm system represents the most significant single rainfall since the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee passed through in 2011, dumping up to 15 inches of rain. Some areas were still dealing with damages from that tropical disaster when more flooding hit Thursday night.