Harrisburg City Council appointed its newest member Tuesday night. Council members chose Bruce Weber. Weber will replace Patty Kim who is headed to the Pennsylvania State House. Weber was chosen from the pool of 32 candidates. The council President says Weber is the best person to help the city move out if its financial mess. Weber issued a statement Tuesday night saying “he’s looking forward to helping the city move closer to fulfilling its promising civic and economic potential.”
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York 2015 budget passes with firefighter layoffs
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Councilwoman Reid to be charged with disorderly conduct
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Harrisburg man convicted for his role in gunfight that killed city council president’s granddaughter
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Harrisburg council woman faces disorderly conduct charges after arrest
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York city council discusses proposed 2015 budget cuts
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US Law Shield Sues City of Harrisburg Over its Gun Laws
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Lancaster City officials fight back after NRA lawsuit
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York city council discusses cuts to police and fire departments
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U.S. Law Shield, Justin McShane seek injunction to suspend enforcement of Harrisburg gun laws
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Pro bono offer for legal defense in gun lawsuit
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Attorneys offer deal regarding Harrisburg gun laws
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Lancaster residents stand together against violence
