Those interested in donating non-perishable food items may drop off their items at either of Burns’ offices: 535 Fairfield Ave. in Johnstown and 123 W. High St. in Ebensburg during regular business hours. Read more
RTK request focused on program scope, practice of porting Read more
Grants to help preservation, accessibility to historical records Read more
Wants nonprofit to eliminate real and perceived conflicts of interest Read more
State grant will help fund stadium renovations Read more
State grants will help fund downtown improvements, museum renovations Read more
Project will help fund reservoir renovation Read more
Award celebrates individual’s outstanding service to her community Read more
State investment to help fund interior, exterior renovations Read more
Includes new fire station, training center for trades Read more
The grant to Dauntless has pushed the amount of state aid Burns has gotten Ebensburg fire companies to more than $370,000. Read more
Grants will help fund equipment, LED streetlights Read more
Grants will help fund equipment replacement Read more
Bill would require districts to create ‘Parent Involvement’ Program Read more
Grants will benefit two local police departments Read more
The House Democratic Policy Committee convened a hearing Tuesday afternoon to discuss the need to reform Pennsylvania’s charter school law and address teacher shortages across the state. Read more
BLACKLICK TWP., Oct. 7 – Joined by community members and local officials, state Rep. Frank Burns today held a ceremony to designate a bridge on state Route 71 over Coal Pit Run in Twin Rocks as the Lanzendorfer Brothers Bridge. “It is a tremendous honor to be here today, to dedicate this bridge in honor of the Lanzendorfer brothers, who have given so much to their nation and their community,” Burns said. “They are an incredible example of what it means to put service over self and to give back to your community and nation. I sincerely hope their example will encourage future generations to do the same.” The Lanzendorfer brothers, eight in all, served their nation during World War II, the Korean War and in peace time. They also served their communities in a variety of public positions, including police chief, postmaster and tax collector, and have been described by Blacklick Township officials as “pillars of the community.” EDITORS NOTE: Photos from today’s dedication may be found here. Read more
Says industry partnership programs key for workforce development Read more
State Rep. Frank Burns, D-East Taylor Township, announced Wednesday that $200,000 in grants for a national teacher training and development program was awarded to Westmont Hilltop and Central Cambria school districts. Read more
Bill would require all state jobs to be posted publicly Read more
Grants in addition to historic state funding for public schools Read more
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