In the lead up to our country’s 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, I will be posting 12 videos highlighting historical sites and people from our district.
This series, PA250, will help to educate people about some lesser-known places here in Bucks County, and will celebrate the amazing history of our home.
In the lead up to our country’s 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, I will be posting 12 videos highlighting historical sites and people from our district.
This series, PA250, will help to educate people about some lesser-known places here in Bucks County, and will celebrate the amazing history of our home.
In the lead up to our country’s 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, I will be posting 12 videos highlighting historical sites and people from our district.
This series, PA250, will help to educate people about some lesser-known places here in Bucks County, and will celebrate the amazing history of our home.
In the lead up to our country’s 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, I will be posting 12 videos highlighting historical sites and people from our district.
This series, PA250, will help to educate people about some lesser-known places here in Bucks County, and will celebrate the amazing history of our home.
The third one, about the Gerald Shur, can be seen below.
I’m grateful to have hosted my first College Fair at William Tennent High School! Families got answers on admissions, financial aid, loans, ROTC and more. I look forward to making this an annual event to help students succeed.
In the lead up to our country’s 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, I will be posting 12 videos highlighting historical sites and people from our district.
This series, PA250, will help to educate people about some lesser-known places here in Bucks County, and will celebrate the amazing history of our home.
Our office hosted a job and resource fair at Archbishop Wood High School alongside staffers from unemployment, CareerLink, and over thirty employers.
Thank you to everyone that attended — both potential employees and potential employers and to Archbishop Wood for hosting us.
The people in my community know the dangers of PFAS chemicals all too well. For too long, firefighters in Warminster, Horsham, Abington, Warrington, & other communities in Bucks and Montgomery counties — among other communities across the Commonwealth —have been affected by them.
Last week, the House took a step towards ensuring that our firefighters and community are finally protected from unnecessary PFAS chemicals by unanimously passing my bill, HB1261, that would ban the use of PFAS in firefighting foam and award grants to fire companies
