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Important Election Information for Lancaster County Voters✅ Voting by Mail-In BallotIf you are voting by mail-in ballot,...
10/16/2026

Important Election Information for Lancaster County Voters

✅ Voting by Mail-In Ballot

If you are voting by mail-in ballot, your completed ballot must be received by the Lancaster County Board of Elections by 8 p.m. on Nov. 3. If you want to ensure it's properly received, you can personally drop off your completed ballot at the Lancaster County Board of Elections Office, 150 N Queen St., Lancaster, PA 17603. (Please note: you are the only person permitted to return your ballot unless you have a disability and designate someone in writing to return your ballot for you.)

✅ Apply For Your Ballot and Vote... All in the Same Visit

You can also apply in person at the Lancaster County Board of Elections office, complete the ballot while you are there, and return it all in one visit. The office offers extended hours for in-person mail voting and ballot drop off on these days:
Tuesday, Oct. 20 - 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 21 - 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Following the Oct. 27 deadline to request a mail-in ballot, there are extended hours at the Lancaster County Board of Elections to drop off completed ballots:
Thursday, Oct. 29 - 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 30 - 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 31 - 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 3 - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

✅ Voting on Election Day

If you want to vote at your polling place on Election Day, you can confirm the location of your poll here: https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/PollingPlaceInfo.aspx

On Election Day, voters who received a mail-in ballot may still vote in person at their polling place if they bring both their mail-in ballot and its return envelope and surrender them to the Judge of Election. Voters who do not have both items may vote by provisional ballot instead. Their provisional ballot will be counted only after the county Board of Elections confirms that it did not already receive their mail-in ballot.

If you are not already registered to vote, the deadline to do so is Monday, Oct. 19. You may register in person at your county elections office, by mail or by visiting the state’s online voter registration website: https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/VoterRegistrationApplication.aspx

The 2026 General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. The ballot includes candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, U.S. House of Representatives, and state House and Senate (in even-numbered senatorial districts). Lancaster County voters will also vote on a proposed library tax. You can view a sample ballot for your precinct here.

Learn more at the Lancaster County Board of Elections site: https://co.lancaster.pa.us/elections

It was a privilege for me to take part in honoring Sgt. Edwin Noll, a resident right here in the 41st District (East Hem...
10/13/2026

It was a privilege for me to take part in honoring Sgt. Edwin Noll, a resident right here in the 41st District (East Hempfield Township), and Officer Vince Mazza, both
Bern Township Police officers, with a House citation for performing lifesaving actions to rescue a woman from a house fire this past weekend. When Sgt. Noll arrived on the scene, he found a small child in the driveway who told him his mother was still inside the burning house. Along with Officer Vince Mazza, Sgt. Noll immediately approached the house and made an opening for the woman by pushing an air conditioning unit through a window. After calling to her and assuring her that her son was already outside, they then helped pull her through to safety.

When asked about his role in the incident, Sgt. Noll simply responded “When there’s a life on the line, you really don’t have time to second-guess. You have to act.”

We all join together to say thank you, Sgt. Noll and Officer Mazza, for your bravery, your selflessness and your devotion to those you serve!

For more information, see the story and video on WGAL: https://www.wfmz.com/news/area/berks/northern-berks-county/you-have-to-act-bern-township-police-officers-recount-saving-woman-from-burning-home/article_ad22a7c6-3572-4872-9eec-e1672911e27d.html

I was pleased to take part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new, level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Penn Sta...
10/08/2026

I was pleased to take part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new, level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center in East Hempfield Township. It was my honor to have played a part in securing a $750,000 grant to help move this project across the finish line.

The overall project will convert the mother/baby nursing unit into three Level II private room NICUs, which will include an Airborne Infection Isolation room as well as clinical and patient care support spaces to support the expanded capabilities of Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center’s Labor and Delivery Unit. Up until this unveiling, newborns requiring specialized care were transfered to a larger, specialized hospital (i.e. the Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center in Hershey). While we have been grateful over the years for these nearby facilities, it is a tremendous comfort to know these trips – by and large – will no longer be necessary. Parents can now access this higher level of medical care right here in our community, as the new Level II NICU unit stands ready to provide specialized, timely and continuous care from the moment an infant is born.

I would like to extend a special ‘thank you’ to the leadership of Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center for seeing this project through to the end and also to the amazing medical staff, doctors, nurses, technicians and support staff, for serving our local families so faithfully over the years. May this new facility further the important work they are engaged in and be an encouragement to them and all they serve.

Pictured in the ribbon-cutting photo: from L-R, are Dr. Theresa McClain, Dr. Fabio Olarte, Dr. Michael Kupferman, Val Ritter, Joe Frank, and Shannon Hittle.

PennDOT will be conducting inspections on the Third Street (Route 3441) bridge over Route 30 in Columbia Borough next we...
10/08/2026

PennDOT will be conducting inspections on the Third Street (Route 3441) bridge over Route 30 in Columbia Borough next week. Expect lane restrictions and travel delays on Route 30 during daylight work hours.

Weather permitting, work will be performed in the eastbound lanes of Route 30 under Third Street between mile markers 254.2 and 254.4 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Work will be performed in the westbound lanes of Route 30 under Third Street between mile markers 254.4 and 254.2 on Wednesday, Oct. 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

JOBS STILL AVAILABLEThe Columbia Career Fair, held last week at the The Historic Columbia Market House, proved to be a t...
10/01/2026

JOBS STILL AVAILABLE

The Columbia Career Fair, held last week at the The Historic Columbia Market House, proved to be a tremendous asset to many job-seekers in our local community. Thank you to all who participated! I was glad to stop by and see first-hand the opportunities being offered.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown of some of the positions that were highlighted and still available:

Caregivers (flexible schedules, pay ranging from $11-$15.50/hour; must be 18 years old and pass a criminal background check):
o Arcadia Home Care, Independent Living Services https://www.addusjobs.com/jobs/us-pa/

Med Tech, Aide:
o Our Home of Hope https://ourhomeofhope.com/

Buyer, Staff Accountant, CDL-A Hazmat Driver:
o Kleen Rite https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/t-employment.aspx?srsltid=AU7gw4USX9Q8YwXpP0LBWz0S1XuLNu5FNlOeUN_rX2zDG8sJQxd8edH3

Community Assistant, Maintenance Technicians, Resident Service Coordinators, Traveling Community Managers, etc.:
o HDC Mid-Atlantic https://hdcweb.org/employment/

Dishwashers, Cashiers, Dining Room Attendants, Food Prep Helpers, Grill Cooks, Catering Service Workers, Floor Technicians, Food Operations Manager, etc.:
o Sodexo https://us.sodexo.com/careers

Substitute Teachers/Special Education Learning Support Teachers ($135-$220/day), Non-Instructional Aides, Personal Care Assistants, etc.:
o Substitute Teacher Service, Inc. https://www.thesubservice.com/

Millwrights (around $38/hour); Electricians (around $41/hour); Machine Setup, Repair, & Tooling Person (around $24/hour starting).
o ASC Engineered Solutions https://reliablesfc.pinpointhq.com/

General Laborers, Drivers & Technicians, Account Executive:
o Casella: Waste Management & Recycling Services https://careers-casella.icims.com/jobs/intro

Snow Removal Laborers; Skilled Construction Workers; Landscape Laborers; Heavy Equipment Operators & Truck Drivers:
o Evercor Facility Management https://evercor.com/careers/

Thank you not only to the employers and attendees but also to those organizations that sponsored the event: Columbia Economic Development Corporation, Celebrate Columbia, and the Stephen Smith Community Development and Multicultural Center.

Welcoming another new business to our district! Congratulations to Blue Stone Bakery for their official grand opening th...
09/28/2026

Welcoming another new business to our district! Congratulations to Blue Stone Bakery for their official grand opening this past Saturday. My wife, Jen, and I stopped by for the festivities. We were glad to meet Kelli Reppert, the owner, and hear some of her story and why she decided that Mountville was the best location for her new small business.

Verizon Proposes Transition Away from Traditional Landline ServiceVerizon has filed an application with the Federal Comm...
09/28/2026

Verizon Proposes Transition Away from Traditional Landline Service

Verizon has filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposing to discontinue its traditional copper-based telephone service in Pennsylvania. Verizon would transition affected customers to telephone service delivered through other technologies. The proposal covers Verizon's Pennsylvania service territories and the service territories of Frontier Communications companies in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate (OCA) is participating in the FCC proceeding to ensure that any transition complies with Pennsylvania law governing basic local telephone service. The OCA will submit formal comments to the FCC after Verizon's application is published in the Federal Register.

If you receive traditional Verizon landline service, I encourage you to pay attention to communications from your telephone provider and to understand what replacement service is being offered before making any changes. Customers who have questions or concerns can reach out to the OCA through the following:

Darryl A. Lawrence,
Consumer Advocate
555 Walnut Street
5th Floor Forum Place
Harrisburg, PA 17101-1923
Phone: 717-783-5048
Toll Free: 800-684-6560
Fax: 717-783-7152
Email: [email protected]

I was very glad to welcome Pennsylvania Secretary of Transportation Secretary Mike Carroll to the 41st District, and spe...
09/25/2026

I was very glad to welcome Pennsylvania Secretary of Transportation Secretary Mike Carroll to the 41st District, and specifically to East Hempfield, for an announcement of a $2,813,000 grant from Pennsylvania's Multi-Modal Transportation Fund for the replacement of the Church Street Bridge over the Amtrak line in Landisville.

From my time serving as an East Hempfield Township Supervisor, we had identified that this bridge - built in the 1960’s - was showing its age and was in line for replacement, and I began advocating for state funding to help with this project. Through the years, the bridge received its scheduled inspections and while the bridge was still safe for transportation, due to continued deterioration, the time had come for the bridge to be replaced.

Happily, the funding that I and other state and local officials advocated for through the years, has finally been awarded. There are still some engineering details to finalize and several approvals to obtain, but with the $2.8 million from the state, coupled with funds from East Hempfield Township, the entire cost of the bridge replacement should be covered.

This is a good day for East Hempfield Township and all those who use Church Street as part of their travels. Replacing this bridge will help keep the traveling public both safe and moving efficiently.

PHEAA, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency is reminding high school students and their families that its 202...
09/25/2026

PHEAA, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency is reminding high school students and their families that its 2027-28 PA Student Aid Guide is now available to help them navigate the college planning process.

The PA Student Aid Guide is Pennsylvania’s most comprehensive financial aid publication, offering in-depth information on the federal student aid process and details about Pennsylvania’s aid programs, including the need-based PA State Grant Program. It is available to all students and families at no cost.

The online version of the PA Student Aid Guide is interactive and provides links to information on grants, scholarships, loans, work study programs and more.
https://www.pheaa.org/college-planning/student-aid-guide

Career Fair Set for Thursday in ColumbiaAll local residents are invited to take part in a Career Fair this Thursday, Sep...
09/22/2026

Career Fair Set for Thursday in Columbia

All local residents are invited to take part in a Career Fair this Thursday, Sept. 24 at the The Historic Columbia Market House. The event is sponsored by the Columbia Economic Development Corporation, Celebrate Columbia, and the Stephen Smith Community Development and Multicultural Center.

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