Jessica Valen
Corbett urges state to continue reviewing national common core education standards
Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, by Eleanor Chute
September 8, 2014
Gov. Tom Corbett today issued a news release calling for “continued public review” of state standards in English language arts and math in elementary and secondary public schools.
LETTER: State education budgets went down in Rendell years, up in Corbett years
Published in the Lehigh Valley Live, by Emanuele DeStefano
September 7, 2014
President Franklin Roosevelt claimed that "repetition does not transform a lie into a truth." How the times have changed since his day. Tom Wolf and his PAC-attack minions are telling and retelling the untrue claim that Gov. Tom Corbett cut $1 billion from education. Was Roosevelt wrong? Does repetition transform a lie into truth?
Gov. Tom Corbett campaigns at York Fair ahead of November election
Published in the York Daily Record, by Ed Mahon
September 6, 2014
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett made campaign stops in York County Saturday.
Mushroom Festival hosts Corbett and opens the street for dancing
Published in the Chester Daily Local, by Chris Barber
September 5, 2014
Kennett Square’s 29th annual Mushroom Festival debuted Friday evening with a parade featuring a visit from Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett, and a string of citations presented by local legislators.
Gov. Tom Corbett makes 2 campaign stops in Delco
Published in the Delaware Daily Times, by John Kopp
September 5, 2014
Gov. Tom Corbett spent Friday afternoon making two campaign stops in Delaware County, hosting a meet-and-greet at VFW Post 928 and visiting senior citizens at Maris Grove Senior Living Facility.
Lt. Gov. Cawley visits Bradford County
Published in the Daily Review, by James Loewenstein
September 4, 2014
Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley was in Bradford County recently.
Kellogg’s plans expansion
Published in the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, by Mike Reuther
September 4, 2014
Kellogg Co. is eyeing an expansion project at its Muncy plant that includes the addition of a robotic packing line to serve its club store customers.
Chris Freind: Natural gas extraction tax is a bad policy
Published in the Delaware County Daily News, by Chris Freind
September 2, 2014
It’s no secret that Pennsylvania’s budget woes have put a strain on the state. Since A.) the pot of taxpayer money is not endless; B.) an ever-increasing number of hands are demanding their share from the government till; and C.) the political courage to rein in spending is nonexistent, perhaps we need a tax increase.
Letter: Corbett is protecting environment
Published in the Chambersburg Public Opinion, by Robert Wollyung
August 29, 2014
In response to the Aug. 19 editorial, I am surprised that the basic facts regarding Gov. Corbett's record of protecting the environment for future generations, as previously reported in your paper, were omitted.
Beverly Mackereth: Tailor-made Healthy Pennsylvania plan better for beneficiaries and state budget
Published in the Times Leader, by Beverly Mackereth
September 3, 2014
As attorney general and now as governor, Tom Corbett has continually fought against “Obamacare.” That’s why, when states were given the choice to expand Medicaid, an entitlement program, he said no.

