DAILY STUFF:

Day of the Week:
Tuesday

Hours Slept Last Night:
7

Miles Driven Today
110

current weather:
65

Books read on today:
None

Magazines read on today:
None

TV I watched today
None

Movies Watched Today:
None

Price of gas today
$3.65

Thing I liked best today:
Work

Thing that I didn't like today:
Nothing Really

WORKWe were ( Read more... )

- Mike Manzo, a key prosecution witness in the corruption case against former Democratic leaders in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives, is facing 18 to 48 months in prison after being sentenced by a county judge in Harrisburg ( Read more... )

HARRISBURG - A Dauphin County jury today found former Rep. Mike Veon guilty of misusing funds of a Beaver County nonprofit he founded and fueled with $10 million in state grants ( Read more... )

FROM THE PATRIOT NEWS NEWSPAPERState Rep. Bill DeWeese occasionally issued orders telling his employees not to do political campaign work on state time, former aide Kevin Sidella testified Wednesday ( Read more... )

FROM PENNLIVE State Rep. Bill DeWeese’s former chief of staff painted a distinctly unflattering picture of his ex-boss as DeWeese’s corruption trial began Monday in Dauphin County Court ( Read more... )

FROM THE BLOG CASABLANCA PAThe Bill DeWeese public relations machine, led by former human Paul Sunyak, is running in overdrive ( Read more... )

FROM McCALL.COM. . A former top legislative staffer and a former gambling regulator are among those who have testified before a grand jury probing how The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board issued slots licenses ( Read more... )

FROM THE BLOG CASABLANCA PAUninformed commentary - it's all the rage! All the cool kids are doing it, and now the Post-Gazette's Ruth Ann Daily is getting into the act ( Read more... )

FROM THE BLOG CASABLANCA PAYou can almost hear the horror in Tribune-Review columnist Brad Bumstead's voice as he utters the unthinkable: "Mike Veon could walk ( Read more... )

The judge in the corruption trial of a former Pennsylvania lawmaker and three of his one-time aides is preventing defendants from posting daytime Internet updates through Twitter, blogs or e-mail ( Read more... )