Rep. Harry A. Readshaw
36th Legislative District
Allegheny County
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With the State Christmas Tree as a background, Rep. Readshaw addresses veterans and their family members during a Wreaths Across America memorial ceremony in the Main Capitol Rotunda. Wreaths Across America honors American servicemen and women who gave up their holidays to serve their country, especially those who never returned home.

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 Rep. Readshaw stands at the Korean War Monument with Korea veterans Chuck Marwood, left, and Ed Stevens, right.

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 Rep. Readshaw speaks with members of Boy Scout Troop 338 from Baldwin Boro, Allegheny County in the Rotunda of the Capitol in Harrisburg. The scouts visited the Capitol on June 20 as one of the requirements to earn the Citizenship merit badge.

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 With motorcyclists covering the steps behind him, state Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, addresses bikers in Harrisburg for their annual Freedom of Choice rally in the Pennsylvania Capitol Rotunda. Readshaw presented the rally sponsor, the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education, with a Legislative Citation for their years of active support of the Pennsylvania Gettysburg Monuments Project.

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State Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, reads from a legislative citation he sponsored that recognizes the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education for their years of support of the Pennsylvania Gettysburg Monuments Project, raising thousands of dollars for the campaign to repair and perpetually maintain the more than 140 monuments and markers to Pennsylvania troops that fought at the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. Standing with him, left to right, are Reps. Mark Keller, R-Perry/Franklin; Jim Marshall, R-Beaver; and Bill Kortz, D-Allegheny.

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 At the Jan. 4 swearing-in ceremony for House members, Rep. Readshaw and Fellow Allegheny County representatives Robert Matzie, left, and Nick Kotik, right, share a moment in the House Chamber with former representative, now newly-minted senator, Tim Solobay, D-Washington.

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 Rep. Readshaw and Rep. Dom Costa, also D-Allegheny, on the House floor.

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 Rep. Readshaw with Kathy Sondej, a volunteer with the group Citizens Against Greyhound Racing at a September display in the Rotunda of the Main Capitol. The dogs are Kona and Kahlua

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Pennsylvania state Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, addresses several hundred motorcyclists gathered in the Capitol Rotunda for the annual Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education rally promoting motorcyclist issues and highway safety.

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 Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, holds up a sign with the word “illegal” during a Capitol news conference to emphasize that unregistered aliens are breaking the law. Readshaw discussed legislation he has introduced that would require applicants for state services or assistance in Pennsylvania to show proof of citizenship or legal residency.

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 State Rep. Harry Readshaw expresses his thanks to the members of the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association after being honored with the organization's Batchelder Award for Distinguished Service and Lifetime Achievement in Historical Preservation for his support of preservation of the Pennsylvania monuments on the battlefield and a historic battlefield farm.

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 Rep. Harry Readshaw at the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association annual dinner, with the guest speaker, retired Major General Wesley Craig Jr., commanding general, 28th Infantry Division (Mechanized), Pennsylvania National Guard.

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In the state Capitol Rotunda, Rep. Harry Readshaw presents citations from the state House of Representatives, state Senate and Gov. Ed Rendell to officers of the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association in recognition of the association's 50th anniversary. Pictured from left: board of directors member Jay Purdy, Secretary Barb Mowery, Vice President Craig Caba and President Kathi Schue. GBPA is the oldest Civil War battlefield preservation organization in the United States.

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 The Grand March begins the 2009 Civil War Preservation Ball in the Rotunda of the Pennsylvania Capitol.

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 Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, speaks at a Capitol news conference in favor of a proposal to levy a 6 percent tax on political advertising in Pennsylvania to raise revenue for the state's adultBasic program, which provides health insurance for qualifying uninsured adults from 19-64.

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 A procession of motorcyclists, more than 3 miles long and nearly 500 strong on Route 15, approaches Gettysburg. The convoy was the largest in the seven-year history of the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education (A.B.A.T.E. of Pennsylvania) “Ride to Gettysburg.” Not only was the turnout the largest yet, so were the proceeds, over $15,500. The money will benefit the Pennsylvania Gettysburg Monuments Project and the historic Daniel Lady Farm being preserved by the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association.

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