Marian Moskowitz appointed by Governor Wolf
Marian Moskowitz Appointed to Delaware River Port Authority
Wolf’s appointees are:
Marian Moskowitz, of Tredyffrin Township, a real estate developer and owner of the Franklin Commons office building in Phoenixville, as well as an active Democrat in Chester County politics.
No Joy in Other Results
Costello defeats Trivedi and Kampf defeats Moskowitz Trivedi Results for 6th Congressional District Moskowitz Results for the 157th
Kampf voted against Transportation
A letter to Our Representative from other local officials questioning his vote on the Transportation Bill of 2013.
Our Representative voted against the funding. What would have happened If the bill had not passed?
No Paoli Train Station Expansion and Road Improvements
No Repaving of Route 252 and Route 30
Send Someone who has created jobs-Marian Moskowitz
From the Unionville Times 157th District: Marian Moskowitz, Democrat If it seems a bit like State Rep. Warren Kampf’s campaign has been scrambling, it is with good reason. Moskowitz is that rarity among Democrats: a proven entrepreneur and job creator, who played a strong role in the renaissance of Phoenixville. And Kampf’s attempt to lamely use a benign Tweet by Moskowitz to attack her over a potential tax hike demonstrates a...
New Signs Popping Up in Tredyffrin
New signs showing up around the Township. Our Representative voted against Act 89 of 2013 which is funding road and bridge repairs and Transportation projects like the Paoli Train Station. Our Representative voted with Tom Corbett on the fracking bill which did not impose an extraction tax on the drillers. Vote on November 4 for new leadership and new ideas. Vote on November 4 for “we, the people” not big energy companies.
Women of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania women have the power to change the future of their state, and their own lives, by voting in next month’s election. The question is, do they understand the high stakes that make their participation vital?
The women of Pennsylvania, more than five million strong, can and should be the decisive force in electing the policymakers who will determine the laws on issues like economic security, reproductive rights, domestic violence, and education. These issues affect women more than they do men. And poll after poll shows that women care more about these issues than men do.
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