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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2020

News From Second & State - June 12, 2020

As the Commonwealth continues to recover from COVID-19, the Governor announced on Friday that eight more counties would move to the "green" status on June 19: Dauphin, ...

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Weekly Wrap

As the Commonwealth continues to recover from COVID-19, the Governor announced on Friday that eight more counties would move to the "green" status on June 19: Dauphin, Franklin, Huntingdon, Luzerne, Monroe, Perry, Pike and Schuylkill.

Other than watching for counties to turn from yellow to green, it was a typically busy June week this week, though not for the usual reasons. We'd normally be buried by budget bills this time of year, but the earlier passage of the five-month budget due to the COVID-19 crisis has pushed off the bulk of budget work till fall. However, we had two big developments this week, the likes of which we don't typically see.

By Tuesday, both the House of Representatives and Senate had long debated and finally passed H.R. 836 (Diamond, R-Lebanon), which would terminate the COVID-19 declaration of disaster emergency. However, legal and constitutional questions about as to whether or not the Governor has the authority to veto the

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