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Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Central Dauphin Big 33 cheerleaders, Lauren Coleman and Christina Kent, as well as Central Dauphin East Big 33 cheerleader Cara Harris, to the Capitol on Apr. 10. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Bishop McDevitt Big 33 cheerleaders, Olivia Botek, Caleigh Noss and Morgan True, to the Capitol on Apr. 10. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Bishop McDevitt Big 33 player, Brian Lemelle, Pennsylvania’s all-time leader in receptions (269) and receiving yards (4,529), to the Capitol on Apr. 10. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed the Pennsylvania Landscape and Nursery Association as well as the Future Farmers of America to the Capitol, on Apr. 22, in celebration of Arbor Day. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Lower Dauphin High School girls' field hockey team on Feb. 12 for winning the 2012 PIAA State Class AAA Girls' Field Hockey Championship. The Falcons finished their stellar season with a record of 24 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. On Jan. 1, Rep. Ron Marsico took the oath of office for his thirteenth term during the swearing-in ceremony at the state Capitol. Pictured with Marsico on the floor of the House of Representatives are (left to right) Rep. Mark Keller of Perry County, Rep. Sheryl Delozier of Cumberland County and Rep. Glen Grell of Cumberland County. Majority Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) witnessed the governor signing his legislation into law to update the Wiretap Act to include the use of modern technology in order to track and bring to justice the most serious criminals, on Nov. 12. State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) spoke at the 2012 Pennsylvania Automotive Association (PAA) Technology Competition on Feb. 16, which was held at the Antique Auto Museum. Joining him were (L-R) Norm Zoumas, PAA Technician Skills Competition Committee member and Skip Wagner, PAA Manager of Fixed Operations. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed the Covenant Christian Sixth Grade Class to the Capitol on Jan. 28 for the Civil War Seminar Week Denouement. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored Central Dauphin High School defensive end, Evan Schwan, on Jan. 23, for making the all-state Big 33 team. Evan posted 17 sacks and 78 tackles for the Rams during the season's run to the PIAA Class AAAA championship. The 55th Big 33 Classic is scheduled for June 16 at Hersheypark Stadium. Caption: Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School football team on Jan. 23 for capturing the 2011 PIAA State Class AAAA Football Championship. The Rams finished the season with a stellar overall record of 15 wins and 1 loss. Head Coach Glen McNamee was also given special recognition for being selected as the 2011 Pennsylvania Sports Writers’ All-State Class AAAA Coach of the Year. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Bishop McDevitt High School student, Christian Brice, to the Capitol on Dec. 12 as a guest page in the House. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed students from Paxtonia Elementary School to the Capitol on Dec. 14. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed students from Paxtonia Elementary School to the Capitol on Dec. 14. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed fourth-graders from East Hanover Elementary School to the Capitol on Dec. 20. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Holy Name of Jesus fourth-graders to the Capitol on Dec. 15. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Andrew Dura and Vince Pinizzotto to the Capitol on Dec. 6. (Left to right) Speaker of the House Sam Smith, World War II & Korean War veteran Andrew Dura, constituent Vince Pinizzotto and Rep. Marsico.welcomed Pearl Harbor survivor and Lower Paxton Township resident, Pvt. Joe Lockard, to the Capitol on Dec. 7. Pvt. Lockard was one of the first to spot the approaching Japanese aerial armada. He and fellow Signal Corps soldier George Elliott were manning one of the Army’s new-fangled radar stations on a hilltop called Opana Point. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed second-graders from West Hanover Elementary School to the Capitol on Dec. 16 where they performed. Majority Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), and Pennsylvania district attorneys, witnessed the governor signing legislation to bring Pennsylvania into compliance with the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006, close the Megan’s Law loopholes and expand the definition of institutional sex assault to employees, volunteers and other adults who work with children in schools or other centers, on Dec. 20. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Andrew Dura and Vince Pinizzotto to the Capitol on Dec. 6. (Left to right) Speaker of the House Sam Smith, World War II & Korean War veteran Andrew Dura, constituent Vince Pinizzotto and Rep. Marsico. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) witnessed the governor signing his legislation, to require at least one member of the State Civil Service Commission be a veteran into law, on Oct. 5. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently presented a birthday celebration citation, from the House of Representatives, to Eva Molinari Davis, a resident of Lower Paxton Township, who turned 100 on Sept. 28. State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Katheryn O'Hara, of Central Dauphin East High School, for being a recipient of the Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program, which is an award given out every year by Comcast and the Comcast Foundation. High School Principals and Guidance Counselors are asked to collaborate in identifying the best and the brightest high school seniors in their communities for this award. State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Kaitlyn Smith, of Lower Dauphin High School, for being a recipient of the Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program, which is an award given out every year by Comcast and the Comcast Foundation. High School Principals and Guidance Counselors are asked to collaborate in identifying the best and the brightest high school seniors in their communities for this award. On July 6, Majority Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin County) attended a public hearing on drug trafficking held in Freeport, Armstrong County. The Judiciary Committee held this hearing in order to gather testimony as they consider House Bill 1289, a bill that would impose stiffer sentences for dealing drugs around children. Majority Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin County) attended the governor's bill signing of Senate Bill 1131, more commonly referred to as the “Fair Share Act,” on June 28. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) spoke at the National Character Education Foundation (NCEF) tribute event on June 7 in the Capitol. The mission of the NCEF is to recognize, educate, and promote the benefits of good character to students, parents, and communities. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School wrestling team today for winning the 2010-11 PIAA State Class AAA Team Wrestling Championship for the fourth time. The Rams finished the season with a record of 24 wins and 0 losses. Coach Jeff Sweigard was named the Pennsylvania State Coach of the Year. The team also included a 2010-11 PIAA State Class AAA Individual Wrestling Championship winner, senior Kenny Courts (at 189 pounds). Additionally, Kevin Gooding at 140 pounds was a state runner-up; Tyson Dippery at 119 pounds was a third-place winner; Shyheim Brown at 130 pounds was a fifth-place winner; and Garrett Peppelman at 145 pounds was also a fifth-place winner. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed Headmaster, Mr. Phil Puleo, and students from Harrisburg Christian School to the Capitol on Apr. 13. Majority Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin County) held a public hearing on House Bill 1, more commonly referred to as the “Fair Share Act", on Mar. 29. Representative Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) helped the owners of a local business and local residents celebrate in a grand opening event on Mar. 25. La Piazza of Linglestown Italian Restaurant officially opened its doors in March. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently welcomed the Dauphin County Technical School to the Capitol. Recently Rep. Marsico and Lower Paxton Township officials toured long anticipated roadway improvements at Nyes Road and Locust Lane. Rep. Marsico has been advocating for a traffic signal at this intersection since 1990. Left to right: Bill Hawk, Chairman of Lower Paxton Board of Supervisors; Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton); George Wolfe, Lower Paxton Township Manager; Luis Villegas, PennDOT Construction Manager; David Blain, Lower Paxton Township Supervisor. Thank you, and if you need any additional information, please do not hesitate to call me at 717-652-3721. Rep. Ron Marsico received a tour of the Grantville Area Food Pantry on Oct. 15. The food pantry is located in the Faith United Church of Christ at Routes 743 and 22. The food bank has been open since 1999 and is run by five churches in the Grantville area. Recently, the pantry completed a 1,500-square-foot addition that provides access for handicapped persons and more room for the food and clothing banks. State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently presented a certificate to the Lower Paxton Lions Club to recognize their 19th year clean-up of the Colonial Park Interstate 83/Route 22 interchange. This club performed four clean-ups a year for nineteen years. Left to right: Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), Club President Ken Stuck, Environmental Chairman Tom Leaver, and Mike Cadeena former Chairman (not pictured). State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) presented approximately 25 veterans with certificates and medals from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, on Aug. 7, at a 2010 U.S.S. Telfair Navy Reunion in Annville, PA. State Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Scott Sharrow of Grantville for his heroism.  Left to right:  Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), Scott Sharrow, Keith Espenshade, Chairman of the East Hanover Township Board of Supervisors; and Saul Schmolitz, Fire Chief of the Grantville Fire Company. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) welcomed the Pennsylvania Landscape and Nursery Association as well as the Future Farmers of America to the Capitol in celebration of Arbor Day. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) and Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) honored the Team Reflections Intermediate Synchronized Ice Skating Team in the House of Representatives on May 4 for winning a silver medal at the 2010 United States Synchronized Ice Skating Championships, a gold medal at the 2010 Reflections Synchronized Ice Skating Competition, a gold medal at the 2010 Colonial Classic Synchronized Ice Skating Competition and a bronze medal at the 2010 Eastern Synchronized Ice Skating Sectional Championships. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School (CDHS) wrestling team on Apr. 26 for winning the 2009-10 PIAA State Class AAA Team Wrestling Championship. The Rams finished the season with a record of 19 wins and 0 losses. The team also included two 2009-10 PIAA State Class AAA Individual Wrestling Championship winners - Marshall Peppelman (at 160 pounds) and Kenny Courts (at 171 pounds). Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) joins Candlewood Suites owners and employees for a ribbon cutting ceremony at their new location on North Mountain Road in Harrisburg. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) joins Country Inn & Suites owners and employees for a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house at their new location in Harrisburg. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) joins Keller Williams of Central Pennsylvania East for a ribbon cutting ceremony. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored over 300 area Vietnam Era Veterans at a tribute ceremony held on Oct. 15. Many distinguished guests were present at the ceremony. Left to right: Rep. Ron Marsico; Lieutenant Colonel Robert DeSousa JA PA ARNG; Colonel (Ret) Al Baker; Brigadier General (Ret) Cecil B. Hengeveld; Major General (Ret) Walter Pudlowski; Robert Tamburro, Lower Dauphin High School Student VFW Voice of Democracy Essay Winner; and Theodore Bowers, Veterans of Foreign Wars National Chaplain (Ret). Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) presents a medal and certificate to Mr. Michael Mills, of Lower Paxton Township, who served in the United States Navy during the Vietnam War. Left to right: Rep. Tim Solobay and Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Nicole, Ben, Jimmy and Virginia Thomas to the Capitol on Aug. 4. Republican House Judiciary Chairman, Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), joined numerous other House Republican members on July 15, at a press conference in the Capitol, to stress express their frustration over the Democrats continued attempts to stall the budget process. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin), Rep. Dave Hickernell (R-Dauphin/Lancaster) and Rep. John Payne (R-Dauphin) honored the Lower Dauphin High School girls' soccer team on June 30 for winning the 2009 PIAA State Class AAA Girls' Spring Soccer Championship. The Falcons finished their stellar season with a record of 18 wins, 3 losses and 4 ties. The team was led by Head Coach Randy Behney and Assistant Coaches Barry Dohner, Nic Amici and Carl Wagner. Republican House Judiciary Chairman, Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), joined numerous other House Republican members on June 24, at a press conference in the Capitol, to stress the importance of enacting gaming reform legislation that would make Pennsylvania’s five-year-old gaming law more responsible and make the licensing process more respectable. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently recognized Carl Feldman, senior at Central Dauphin High School, for becoming an Eagle Scout with Troop 68 in Linglestown. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School (CDHS) wrestling team on May 4 for winning the 2008-09 PIAA State Class AAA Team Wrestling Championship. The Rams finished the season with a record of 17 wins and 0 losses. This is the fifth consecutive state championship win for CDHS and they are currently ranked as the number one public school wrestling team in the nation. Coach Jeff Sweigard was named the National Wrestling Coach of the Year by the National High School Coaches Association. The team also included two 2008-09 PIAA State Class AAA Individual Wrestling Championship winners - junior Marshall Peppelman (at 152 pounds) and senior Tony Dallago (at 189 pounds). Republican House Judiciary Chairman, Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton), joined numerous other House Republican members on Apr. 20, at a press conference in the Capitol, to call on Gov. Ed Rendell and House Democrats to implement the Republican plan to make Pennsylvania’s five-year-old gaming law more responsible and make the licensing process more respectable. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Central Dauphin High School student, Emily Eyster, to the Capitol on Mar. 30 as a guest page in the House. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Paxtonia Elementary School second-graders to the Capitol on Mar. 17 and Mar. 18. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently recognized Jack Cotolo, 10th grader at Lower Dauphin High School, for winning first place in the high school division of the second annual statewide poster contest themed, 'Green Energy - It's Energizing PA'. This contest was sponsored by the Pennsylvania Waste Industries Association. Rep. Marsico welcomed the Webelos I Pack 256 Cub Scouts to the Capitol on Feb. 9. Surrounded by family, friends and colleagues, Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin) took the oath of office on Jan. 6, to once again represent the people of the 105th District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. This is Marsico's 11th term in the General Assembly. Left to right: Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin), Rep. Mark Keller (R-Perry/Franklin), Rep. Glen Grell (R-Cumberland), and Rep. Will Gabig (R-Cumberland). Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently recognized participants of "The Artful Tree." This tree is being displayed in the Ryan Building Rotunda during this year's holiday season. It was decorated by blind and visually impaired individuals from all over the world. This year it was selected as the best tree in the Capitol Complex by the Department of General Services. Left to right: Rep. Ron Marsico; Bronwen Tagoe; Deb Kersey Tagoe and Michael Hart. If you are interested in obtaining one of these ornaments, they are available by making a donation. Interested parties should contact: artfultree@comcast.net for more information. The Central Pennsylvania Caucus in the House of Representatives today honored five members of the House who will be retiring at the end of the current legislative session. Left to right: Rep. Russ Fairchild (R-Snyder/Union), Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin), Rep. Bev Mackereth (R-York), Rep. Bob Bastian (R-Somerset), Rep. Jerry Nailor (R-Cumberland), and House Republican Leader Sam Smith (R-Jefferson/Armstrong/Indiana Counties). Absent from the photo: Rep. Steven R. Nickol (R-Adams/York) and Rep. Steven W. Cappelli (R-Lycoming). Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Petty Officer Second Class James H. Abels for receiving the 2008 American Legion Spirit of Service Award during the American Legion Annual National Convention, which was held this summer in Phoenix, AZ. Rep. Ron Marsico helped to present a $15,000 check to Harrisburg Christian School from the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program. Left to right: Thomas Wieland, Harrisburg Christian School headmaster; Rep. Ron Marsico; students of Harrisburg Christian School. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Thomas R. Czarnecki, D.O., for receiving the 2008 Family Physician of the Year Award from the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Family Physicians Society. Dr. Czarnecki is retired from Harrisburg State Hospital, where he served as past President of the medical staff. Left to right: Mario E.J. Lanni, D.Sc., LL.D., Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association Executive Director; Rep. Ron Marsico; and Thomas R. Czarnecki, D.O. Rep. Ron Marsico held a ceremony on Sept. 6 to honor veterans of the Korean War era. Left to right: Keynote Speaker Maj. Gen. Walter Pudlowski, US Army Ret.; LTC Robert DeSousa, PA National Guard; Rep. Ron Marsico; Rev. Dr. John Schmidt, Faith Presbyterian Church; Col. Brian Leonhard, PA National Guard; and Col. Al Baker, US Army Ret. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Michael Brown, a junior at Lower Dauphin High School, upon winning the Class AAA Boys’ 110-Meter Hurdles and Class AAA Boys’ 300-Meter Hurdles during the 2008 PIAA State Track and Field Championships. Michael is the first State champion from Lower Dauphin High School in 28 years. He also won the Class AAA Boys’ 110-Meter Hurdles and 300-Meter Hurdles during the 2008 PIAA District III Track and Field Championships. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Justin Shirk, a junior at Central Dauphin High School, upon winning the Class AAA Boys’ Javelin Throw during the 2008 PIAA State Track and Field Championships. Justin captured the State title with a throw of 221 feet and 3 inches, setting a new school record. This mark ranks No. 2 in the nation. Justin was also recently selected as the Gatorade Pennsylvania Boys’ Track and Field Athlete of the Year. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) recently honored Michael Brown, a junior at Lower Dauphin High School, upon winning the Class AAA Boys’ 110-Meter Hurdles and Class AAA Boys’ 300-Meter Hurdles during the 2008 PIAA State Track and Field Championships. Michael is the first State champion from Lower Dauphin High School in 28 years. He also won the Class AAA Boys’ 110-Meter Hurdles and 300-Meter Hurdles during the 2008 PIAA District III Track and Field Championships. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) presented Emily Wolford with a citation, on June 3, in honor of her recent achievement of receiving the Tribute to Good Character Award. Emily is a student at Central Dauphin High School. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School wrestling team on May 13 for winning the 2007-08 PIAA State Class AAA Team Wrestling Championship. The Rams finished the season with a record of 20 wins and 1 loss. The team also captured the PIAA State Wrestling Tournament, the Southcentral Regional Team Championship, the Southcentral Regional Tournament, the District III Championship, the District III Tournament,the Sectional Team Championship, the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Championship, the New Oxford Tournament, the PowerAde Tournament and the Williamsport Top Hat Tournament. The team was also the runner-up in the Beast of the East National Tournament and is ranked number six in the country by USA Today. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School Girls’ Basketball Team on May 13 for winning the 2007-2008 PIAA State Class AAAA Girls’ Basketball Championship. The Rams finished the season with a record of 28 wins and 7 losses. The team also captured the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Conference regular season title and was crowned the overall Mid-Penn champion. Rep. Ron Marsico presented a $10,000 grant check to PHR Baseball on Opening Day, which was Apr. 19. Left to right: Ryan Hoffman, Hoffman Ford; Rep. Ron Marsico; Bryon Houtz, PHR Baseball Association President; Earl Hoffman, Hoffman Ford. Rep. Ron Marsico received a plaque of appreciation from Tom Hamilton, President, and Norma Purcell, Vice President, of Savings Angels, Inc. Saving Angels was established to support the prevention of substance abuse and addiction by funding prevention and intervention organizations, educational programs and public awareness campaign within our communities. For more information, please go to savingangels1.com. Rep. Ron Marsico joined House and Senate Republicans on Mar. 31, at a press conference in the Capitol, to unveil a joint legislative package that establishes a number of necessary fixes to Pennsylvania's Gaming Law and implements recommendations made by the Fourth Dauphin County Grand Jury. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Harrisburg Christian School Varsity Girls' Soccer Team on Mar. 18 for receiving the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Award. The Lady Knights first earned this distinguished honor, given in achievement of a 3.25 cumulative team grade point average, in 1998 and have maintained the honor for 10 consecutive years. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed fourth-graders from Harrisburg Christian School to the Capitol on Feb. 19. Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Lower Paxton) honored the Central Dauphin High School Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team on Jan. 29 as the co-champions of the 2007 PIAA State Class AAA Girls’ Soccer Championships. This is the first girls’ soccer team in the midstate to accomplish this feat. (Left to right) Speaker of the House Dennis O’Brien, Maria Tommasini, Rep. Ron Marsico, Jocelyn Weidner, Allicia Yurkovic, Allye Landis and Coach Gregg Davis. Rep. Ron Marsico joined approximately 40 House Republicans on Jan. 16 at a press conference, in the Capitol, to urge Democrat Leadership to advance legislation that will lead to the hiring of 10,000 new police officers across the state. (Left to right) Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico, Rep. Ron Marsico, Rep. Will Gabig (R-Cumberland). Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed second-graders from West Hanover Elementary School to the Capitol on Dec. 14 where they performed. Rep. Ron Marsico received a tour of the Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association (CATRA) on Oct. 31. CATRA is a nonprofit organization, in Grantville, that provides recreational and therapeutic horseback riding to physically and mentally-challenged people of all ages. Rep. Ron Marsico joined former Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Thornburgh and House Republicans on Oct. 22 at a press conference, in the Capitol, to unveil a landmark package of legislation aimed at ending the Commonwealth’s frivolous lawsuit abuse crisis. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed Former Air Force captain Scott O'Grady, to the Capitol on Oct. 15. O'Grady was at the Capitol to speak to several statewide veterans service organizations about his life-or-death ordeal when he was shot down over Bosnia while helping to enforce the NATO no-fly zone in 1995. Rep. Ron Marsico hosted a press conference on Sept. 21 to kick off the first meeting of a parent panel, which was created by Marsico's House Resolution 585. This resolution established a parent panel to study and address family and community access to alcohol and drug abuse and addiction treatment services. Rep. Ron Marsico presents a $15,000 grant check to the Holy Name of Jesus Football Program. Left to right: Sonya Buglio, Secretary; Rep. Ron Marsico; and Rich Sadlock, Treasurer. Rep. Ron Marsico welcomed the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Fort Indiantown Gap, to Night Out for Public Safety at Koons Park on Aug. 7. (Left to right) Sgt. Scott Butler, Crew Chief; Sgt. Matthew Fink, Crew Chief; Rep. Ron Marsico; May. Lee Hayes, Pilot. July 7, state Rep. Jerry Nailor addressed the media at a news conference held on the Capitol steps by local Republican representatives and senators. The members spoke in support of the over 25,000 state workers who face being furloughed should a budget not be in place July 9. To Nailor's right is state Rep. Ron Marsico (R-Dauphin).
 
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