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Published: August 27, 2021   |  Event: Saturday, August 28

Petty Officer Stephen “Turbo” Toboz, Jr. Bridge Dedication Ceremony

Bridge Dedication Ceremony Petty Officer Stephen “Turbo” Toboz, Jr. | Saturday, August 28 | 1:00 p.m. | First Island Bridge Pavilion | State Route 1002, Castanea Township, Clinton County |   [Read More]

Senator Cris Dush Issues Statement on Election Integrity Review
August 20, 2021

Senator Cris Dush Issues Statement on Election Integrity Review

“The people of Pennsylvania are experiencing a crisis of confidence in our elections, and I take my newfound responsibility to conduct an election integrity investigation very seriously.  [Read More]

Senator Dush Issues Statement Supporting Tioga County Commissioners and Forensic Investigation
July 30, 2021

Senator Dush Issues Statement Supporting Tioga County Commissioners and Forensic Investigation

For those of you who don’t know, the Tioga County Commissioners are getting numerous death threats since receiving a letter from State Senator Mastriano requesting election materials.  [Read More]

Op-Ed: The Basis for Initiation of a Forensic Investigation of the 2020 General Election and the 2021 Primary Election
July 7, 2021

Op-Ed: The Basis for Initiation of a Forensic Investigation of the 2020 General Election and the 2021 Primary Election

It is not a widely recognized fact; however, every major sports franchise operation in the United States has mimicked the federal republican form of government adopted by the United States.  [Read More]

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June 24, 2021

Dush Concealed Carry Bill Moved Out of Committee

Senator Cris Dush’s (R-25) prime sponsored concealed carry bill, involving changing the statute for carrying firearms moved out of the Judiciary Committee today.    [Read More]

Bill to Offer Optional Year of Education Due to COVID-19 Goes to the Governor
June 24, 2021

Bill to Offer Optional Year of Education Due to COVID-19 Goes to the Governor

Senator Cris Dush (R-25) said parents would have the option to allow their children to repeat a grade level due to learning disruptions caused by COVID-19 under a bill approved by the Senate and sent to the governor today.  [Read More]

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