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E-news Updates – July 11, 2026
In this Update: Meeting the New Principal of Northeast High School, Andrew Lukov Attending the Tacony LAB Thread of History Event Thank you to Our Summer Interns! Do you have a SEPTA Senior Fare Card? Veteran Office Hours Mobile Office Hours Photo of the Month Senate Passes Bill to Bring Life-saving Treatments to Market More […] [Read More]
News for Veterans – July 2026
In this Update: Displaying the POW/MIA Flag at Public Schools PA Guard Military Family Education Program Beware of the “Veterans Savings Program” Postcard Scam Posting of Veterans’ Benefits Veteran Benefits Assistance Veteran Burial Benefits National Parks Military Lifetime Pass Displaying the POW/MIA Flag at Public Schools In June, the Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 835, […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – July 3, 2026
In this Update: Joining Senator McCormick and Senator Fetterman for their Trump Accounts event! Speaking on Bernard Gribbin’s Law Speaking on Unauthorized Encampments Home Christian Center Veteran Office Hours Mobile Office Hours Photo of the Month Working to Finalize the State Budget Senate Votes to Improve PA Amber Alert Response Providing Pennsylvanians with Information on […] [Read More]
Pennsylvania Must Act Now to Protect Victims and Families of Violent Criminals
In 2007, Bryan Kocis, was brutally murdered by two men who broke into his home, slit his throat and nearly decapitated him with a knife, stabbed him 28 times in the torso, and then set a fire to cover up the horrific murder. Prior to trial, and in exchange for his testimony against his co-conspirator, the family gave the prosecutor their blessing to allow one of the defendants, Joseph Kerekes, to plead guilty to second degree murder and be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. [Read More]
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Meet Senator Picozzi
Before running for office, Joe served as chief of staff at the Manhattan Institute and was an aide to future House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Joe graduated from Georgetown University in 2017 where he was a George F. Baker Scholar.