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Moul pitches legislators' expense reform (Evening Sun) - 163 weeks ago

Freshman Rep. Dan Moul urged a House reform panel Wednesday to put limits on when House members can seek expense reimbursements – a plan sparked by large, backdated payments last year to several ousted lawmakers.

House weighs limits on per diems (York Daily Record) - 163 weeks ago

Adams County Rep. Dan Moul pitched his plan for a 90-day limit on the reimbursements.

Welcome to Public Opinion - Chambersburg, PA (Public Opinion) - 163 weeks ago

Franklin County Commissioners have hired a tourism director to manage a tourism promotion plan that was more than a year in the making.

Mom's best weapon is the truth (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - 163 weeks ago

Every battle has two sides. That's not something a 4-year-old Jedi knight wants to hear. Not yet.

Pennsylvania Recognized as Number One Motorcoach State in U.S. (U.S. Newswire via Yahoo! News) - 164 weeks ago

Governor Edward G. Rendell today announced that Pennsylvania has been named the number one state for motorcoach travel in the U.S. by Byways magazine, a leading publication for motorcoach tour and travel planners.

Early settlement of Lake Country (The Auburn Citizen) - 164 weeks ago

On Dec. 12, 1882, at a Cayuga County Historical Society meeting in Auburn, John I . Brinkerhoff gave a presentation on “The Early History of Cayuga County.”

Historical quest spawns book (Evening Sun) - 164 weeks ago

His ancestors have married there, and relatives have been buried there. But Craig Benner stops by Christ United Church of Christ in Littlestown to connect with another part of history.

Genealogy Today: Internet can be portal to centuries past (The Columbian) - 165 weeks ago

Lorentz Herchelroth was born Jan. 18, 1739, in Lancaster County, Pa. He lived on his Warwick Township farm all his life; except for a trip he took to Marion, Pa., in Franklin County, to visit his son and married daughters who purchased land on the frontier.

Cheapflights.com Poll Reveals Americans' Top Three Travel Wish List Destinations for 2007 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - 165 weeks ago

BOSTON----Americans are projected to spend a whopping $91 billion dollars booking online travel in 2007. Where will they go? A recent poll by leading flight deals publisher Cheapflights.com reveals that warm-weather destinations top Americans' travel wish lists for 2007, followed by historic locations and urban hangouts.

Add your comments (Journal Gazette & Times Courier) - 165 weeks ago

Dave H wrote on January 13, 2007 10:15 AM : "It is less than 600 hundred miles from Mattoon to Pittsburg Pa. Maybe they are going by way of Florida or something. Even Philly, which is on the far east side of Pennsylvania, isn't near that far."