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Sen. James Malone

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Proudly serving Pennsylvania's 36th Senatorial District in Lancaster. Website: senatormalone.com

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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 30/09/2026
I was proud to help secure some additional funding for Goodwill Keystone Area's WOW program this year. A program that empowers our neighbors with practical skills like budgeting and financial literacy is a worthwhile investment. townlively.com/goodwills-wo...
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Goodwill's WOW Program Offers Practical Tools for Life
If you have questions about achieving financial stability, developing skills, understanding AI or navigating the tech world, Goodwill Keystone Area's Wisdom Opportunity Wealth (WOW) is a great place…
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
This project will improve security for the Northwest Regional Police Department's personnel and equipment and support other critical services the Township provides. (2/2)
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
Funding to support local law enforcement and township services ✅ I was proud to help Mount Joy Township secure a $1,043,00 Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant for security fencing and other upgrades to their municipal complex. (1/2)
Senator Malone stands in front of a Mount Joy Township sign in front of a municipal building holding a large check for $1,043,000 with the Norwest Regional Police Chief Michael Bryant, Mount Joy Township Manager Matt Mandia, Mount Joy Township Board of Supervisors Chair Debra Dupler, and a Township employeeSenator Malone speaks with Chief Michael Bryant and others at the grant announcement.Chairwoman Dupler discusses details of the site upgrades with Senator Malone and the group.Senator Malone and Chairwoman Dupler look at a large illustration of the planned site upgrades that Township Manager Matt Mandia is holding and explaining.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
Yesterday’s vote builds on this work by moving to ban apps that enable kids to generate explicit images of their peers in in the first place. You can encourage the PA House to join us in passing the AI nudification app ban by asking your state rep to support SB 1368. (4/4)
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
...updating PA’s mandatory reporting law in schools. Now, anyone responsible for children is required to report when kids share explicit images of other kids. (3/4)
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
They are pointless and dangerous AI uses that can cause irreparable harm to kids. I was proud to cast a vote in favor of banning them. In this year’s budget, we were also able to include language from my bill that protects kids from sexually explicit AI deepfakes by... (2/4)
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 29/09/2026
The Birney Safety Car #236 turned 100 this year! This trolley was built in 1926 and ran for about 20 years. It connected Penn Square, the railroad station, and Rocky Springs Park. Thank you to the Manheim Historical Society for the invitation to celebrate this special piece of local history.
Senator Malone stands with a group of people in front of an old trolley car holding a red ribbon.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 28/09/2026
As your State Senator, my goal is to make sure every community in northern Lancaster County gets the attention and investment they deserve. Thank you to Conoy Township Supervisor Stephen Mohr for these kind words and for your years of service to our neighbors.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 28/09/2026
I'm proud to have worked with East Hempfield Township and Conoy Township to help secure funding for these bridge projects. Every community, regardless of size, deserves to be connected by safe roads and bridges.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 22/09/2026
I was proud to vote for a much-needed cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in this year's budget for teachers, firefighters, and local law enforcement who retired before July 1, 2001. Now, hundreds of retirees in Lancaster will get bigger pension payments each month to help keep up with rising costs.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 21/09/2026
Last week, I was joined by Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Dunn and Mount Joy Township staff to announce a $300K grant for exciting new developments at Old Trolley Line Park.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 21/09/2026
I recently partnered with the Pennsylvania Game Commission and staff at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area to provide information about the Hunter Access Program in PA and important updates on Chronic Wasting Disease. You can watch the full presentation here: senatormalone.com/pa-game-comm...
An image of Senator Malone standing outside of a building with a group of staff and wardens from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The graphic reads: "Hunters: get info about opportunities to hunt on private land and updates on chronic wasting disease."
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 18/09/2026
Full announcement: www.pa.gov/agencies/dcn...
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Shapiro Administration Invests $300,000 in Old Trolley Line Park in Lancaster
The investment in Old Trolley Line Park will support new pickleball courts, a pavilion, boardwalk, pedestrian walkways, parking, and other improvements, while expanding connections to nearby trails…
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 18/09/2026
$300K from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to expand Old Trolley Line Park is something to smile about. Thank you to Mount Joy Township's local leaders for investing in public green spaces and recreational amenities that make Lancaster a heathy, beautiful place to call home.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 17/09/2026
Attention Pennsylvania Hunters 📣 Here are important dates and information about this year's fall hunting season. Good luck out there!
A legislative hunting season graphic for Pennsylvania featuring State Senator James Andrew Malone and the title “Protecting Pennsylvania’s Hunting Heritage.” It highlights updates for the 2026–27 season, including expanded Sunday hunting and changes to Chronic Wasting Disease rules. The graphic lists statewide fall hunting season dates for deer (archery, muzzleloader, special firearms, regular firearms, flintlock), bear (archery, muzzleloader, special firearms, regular firearms), pheasant (junior hunt and regular seasons), and squirrel (junior hunt and regular seasons). A note at the bottom directs readers to the 2026–27 Hunting & Trapping Digest for more information. An image of the senator is included on the right side.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 16/09/2026
Important changes are coming to Medicaid in 2027. If you are a Medicaid recipient, you will have to show that you are meeting work requirements or are exempt when you renew coverage. Watch this video for more details: youtu.be/DR_FaizL6KY?...
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Important changes are coming to Medicaid in 2027!
Important changes are coming to Medicaid in 2027 (also known as Medical Assistance). Here’s what you need to know! dhs.pa.gov/MedicaidChanges
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 15/09/2026
I make a point to connect with every community, hear their needs, and advocate for them in Harrisburg. I look forward to continuing to work with local communities to secure the resources we need to keep Lancaster safe and healthy. senatormalone.com/senator-malo...
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Senator Malone Announces More Than $5.3 Million in LSA Funding for Projects in the 36th Senatorial District
HARRISBURG, PA – September 15, 2026 − State Senator James Andrew Malone (D-36, Lancaster) today announced $5,366,682 in Local Share Account (LSA) funding for projects to support local infrastructure,…
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 15/09/2026
The National Watch and Clock Museum is one of Lancaster's coolest local treasures. I was proud to help them secure funding to update their facilities so we can enjoy these incredible timepieces for decades to come.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 14/09/2026
If you have questions about hunting and fishing in Pennsylvania, register to attend my PA Game Commission Night Out at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area this Thursday (9/17). Please call my office to register ahead of time: 717-627-0036
PA Game Commission Night Out hosted by PA State Senator James Andrew Malone — community meeting Sept 17, 6–7 PM at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Stevens, PA to discuss game and fishing concerns, wasting disease, and registering land for hunting.

Call to register: 717-627-0036
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 14/09/2026
Thanks for stopping by, neighbor 👋 It was good to hear from constituents during my latest listening session at Aaron's Books last Friday. Remember, if you ever need a hand, my office is right down the street at 301 E Main Street in Lititz 🏡
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 11/09/2026
...we lost. Thank you to all our brave first responders in Lancaster, both active and retired, whose work has kept us safe.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 11/09/2026
We must never forget the tragic events of 9/11 and the brave men and women who rushed toward danger and sacrificed their lives to save their fellow Americans. It was an honor to join local first responders today in Manheim Township and Warwick to remember and pay tribute to those...
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 10/09/2026
🚨 SCAM ALERT: Scammers are impersonating MyChart by sending emails or text messages that offer patients a chance to claim a reward in the form of a “MyChart Medicare Kit.” No such program or reward exists. Please educate your loved ones about this: keystonenewsroom.com/news/crime-s...
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Phishing scam is targeting 'MyChart' patient portal users
Scammers are impersonating MyChart by sending emails or text messages that offer patients a chance to claim a reward in the form of a “MyChart Medicare Kit.”
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 10/09/2026
Come speak with me this Friday! Drop by Aaron's Books in downtown Lititz anytime between 5-7 PM to ask questions, share your thoughts on legislative issues, and learn about state resources.
Constituent Listening Session
Come share your perspective, got to know State Senator James Andrew Malone, and learn about state resources and benefits from Senator Malone's district office staff. 

Friday, September 11. 5 PM - 7 PM
Aaron's Books
35 E Main Street - Lititz
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 09/09/2026
I was pleased to help secure a $250K grant to assist the National Watch and Clock Museum in replacing their HVAC system. This local treasure is an important draw for tourists in Lancaster. I'm glad these beautiful timepieces will be kept safe for decades to come.
Senator Malone holds a large ceremonial check for 250,000 with Rory McEvoy and another museum employee in front of a set of clocks.Rory McEvoy smiling in front of a large street clock in the museum.Senator Malone smiling as he tours the clock museum. Senator Malone and Rory McEvoy, the executive director of the museum, standing in a neutral room with antique wall clocks displayed in the background.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 08/09/2026
Taking care of our seniors in Lancaster is important to me. I'm glad so many folks were able to stop by my Senior Fair this year to learn about what resources are available and to have some fun.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 07/09/2026
Happy Labor Day, Lancaster! Today, we honor the American labor movement and the people who organized through unions to win us weekends, the eight-hour workday, an end to child labor, and improved working conditions for everyone.
A red, white, and blue graphic with a quote from Martin Luther King Jr. that reads "No work is insignificant. All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity."
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 04/09/2026
Manicures, Tai Chi, a gardening class, health assessments, vendors, a beautiful venue... we had a great time at my second annual Senior Fair this week! Thank you so much to everyone who came by and to all our generous partners who helped make the day so special for our neighbors.
Senator Malone greeting a woman at his senior fair with a crowd of people and vendors int he background.Senator Malone smiles behind three technicians giving three ladies manicures at his Senior Fair.
A group of seated seniors face a seated instructor with a large set of windows behind her. Everyone has their hands raised in the air as they practice Tai Chi. Senator Malone speaks with two women in front of a large set of windows at his Senior Fair.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 03/09/2026
Register and submit a question in advance for my Telephone Town Hall on Senior Issues tonight at 6 PM: senatormalone.com/tth/
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Telephone Town Hall - Senior Issues
Join the conversation with Senator James Malone. 
Thursday, September 3, 6:00 PM. To sign up or submit questions: https://senatormalone.com/tth/
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 02/09/2026
One of the best ways to strengthen our local economy is to support local businesses as they grow and create more jobs. I'm proud to partner with an Administration that understands the value of investing in Lancaster-based companies.
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Supporting Business Growth in Lancaster. The Department of Community & Economic Development approves $605,678 low-interest loan for Reist Popcorn Co. in Mount Joy to purchase machinery and equipment for new facility.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 02/09/2026
...agencies to support mental health and decrease suicide rates across the Commonwealth. Together, we can look out for our neighbors and make sure help is available when people are facing dark times.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 02/09/2026
In this year's budget, we invested $10 million in the 988 crisis network and $5 million in behavioral health crisis walk-in centers. The Shapiro Administration also launched a Suicide Prevention Plan for Pennsylvania, which includes a collaboration between more than a dozen state...
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 02/09/2026
We lost 1,845 of our neighbors in Pennsylvania to suicide in 2024. One death by suicide is one too many. That's why I joined members of the Shapiro Administration, Rep. Greg Scott, and mental health advocates this week to recognize September as Suicide Prevention Month.
Senator Malone speaks behind a podium at the bottom of the Pennsylvania Capitol's Main Rotunda stairs.Senator Malone stands at the top right of two rows of people who participated in the press conference on Suicide Prevention Month at the bottom of the Pennsylvania Capitol's Main Rotunda stairs.Senator Malone speaks behind a podium at the bottom of the Pennsylvania Capitol's Main Rotunda stairs. Rep. Greg Scott stands to his left behind him with a sign that has a ribbon to honor Suicide Prevention Month.Rep. Greg Scott speaks behind a podium at the bottom of the Pennsylvania Capitol's Main Rotunda stairs. Members of a crowd sit in red chairs watching him.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 01/09/2026
Today, we recognized September as Suicide Prevention Month. Remember, help is available if you are struggling with thoughts of self harm or suicide. Call or text 988 anytime to have a private conversation with someone who will listen.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 01/09/2026
My Senior Fair is tomorrow! If you're a senior, stop by to enjoy free activities, helpful clinics, and vendors from 9 AM - 12 PM.
A promotional graphic for a senior fair event. The top portion shows an outdoor scene where one individual with short gray hair is speaking with another individual wearing a white shirt and tie in front of a building with signage reading “Senator James A. Malone District Office.” Above them are small blue and orange decorative pennant shapes. Below the image, large text reads “Senator James Andrew Malone is hosting a Senior Fair.” Event details list the date as September 2, from 9 AM to 12 PM, at Kreider’s Farms Cultural Center, 547 N. Penryn Rd., Manheim. The graphic includes two columns: “Featured Activities” and “On-Site Clinics,” each with scheduled items such as resource tables, tai chi, gardening tips, manicures, fall risk assessments, and health screenings. Sponsor logos appear at the bottom.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 31/08/2026
Do you have questions or concerns about hunting and fishing in Pennsylvania? Come by my PA Game Commission Night Out at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area on September 17 to hear important updates and ask any questions you may have.
A promotional flyer for an event titled “PA Game Commission Night Out.” At the top is a circular photo of a person standing in front of an American flag and a decorative backdrop. The flyer announces that PA State Senator James Andrew Malone is hosting the event. The design includes orange and blue wildlife graphics showing a deer, fish, birds, and trees. Text explains that attendees can discuss game and fishing concerns, wasting disease, and land registration for hunting. Event details are listed: September 17 from 6–7 PM at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, 100 Museum Road, Stevens, PA, with a registration phone number and deadline. The bottom features silhouettes of trees and wildlife and includes the website senatormalone.com.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 27/08/2026
Congratulations to Lee Salter for receiving a 2026 Friend of the Fair Award from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for his years of dedication to the Elizabethtown Fair. Thank you for all your service, Lee!
Senator Malone standing next to Lee Salter as he displays his certificate from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 27/08/2026
Kindred Collections is a small business in Columbia that gives local artists and craftsmen a place to sell their handcrafted items, upcycled creations, and professionally curated vintage goods. I can't think of a better place to shop local if you're looking for a gift.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 27/08/2026
Come speak with me directly at my next constituent listening session at Aaron's Books in Lititz. Drop by anytime between 5-7PM on September 11 to ask questions or share your thoughts.
Constituent Listening Session
Come share your perspective, got to know State Senator James Andrew Malone, and learn about state resources and benefits from Senator Malone's district office staff. 

Friday, September 11. 5 PM - 7 PM
Aaron's Books
35 E Main Street - Lititz
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 26/08/2026
Join me for my upcoming telephone town hall focused on senior issues. To register for the event and submit a question ahead of time, visit: senatormalone.com/tth
Telephone Town Hall
Senior Issues
Join the conversation. 
Thursday, September 3, 6:00 PM. 
To sign up or submit questions: SenatorMalone.com/tth
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 25/08/2026
"My heart goes out to the families of the two individuals who died from measles in Lancaster County. I encourage everyone to protect themselves and their families by getting vaccinated if they are unvaccinated..." Full statement and info on measles vaccinations: senatormalone.com/senator-malo...
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Senator Malone Responds to Measles Deaths in Lancaster County
LITITZ, PA − August 25, 2026 − Today, State Senator James Andrew Malone responded to the two recent measles deaths in Lancaster County with the following statement: “My heart goes […]
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 25/08/2026
A Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) will be open Wednesday, August 26, from 12 PM to 8 PM for those affected by the August 20th storm. The MARC will be held at the Columbia Borough Fire Department (Station 80), 726 Manor Street, Columbia, PA 17512. pennwatch.org/multi-agency...
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Multi-Agency Resource Center to Help Those Affected by Severe Storms in Lancaster County - PennWatch
At the request of officials in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania will support a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) to assist individuals, families and businesses that lost belongings or sustained…
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 25/08/2026
We just kicked off fair season in Lancaster at the Elizabethtown Fair! Come grab some food, check out the entertainment, and say hello! You can find my table in Memorial Hall.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 21/08/2026
BIG NEWS: The Pennsylvania Agriculture Land Preservation Board just voted to preserve three more farms in Lancaster County.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 21/08/2026
I’m out in Columbia following last night’s storm to check in with local officials while the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency does a damage assessment to see if the state can kick in some additional resources to help with the recovery efforts.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 20/08/2026
Calling all seniors! It's time for my second-annual Senior Fair. Mark your calendars and come on by to enjoy free activities, on-site clinics, and lots of vendors. Everything is free thanks to our generous sponsors: Charles F. Snyder Funeral Homes & Crematory, Bank of Bird-in-Hand, and UPMC.
Graphic promoting Senator James Andrew Malone’s Senior Fair on September 2 from 9 a.m. to noon at Kreider’s Farms Cultural Center, 547 N. Penryn Road, Manheim. The event features resource tables, Tai Chi with Black Cat Yoga, a brain-health presentation from Penn State Extension, and a gardening mini-class from Lititz Gardening Club. On-site services include SEPTA Senior Cards, manicures from Lancaster School of Cosmetology, fall risk assessments from HARTZ Physical Therapy, and basic health screenings from UPMC. The graphic shows Senator Malone shaking hands with an older woman outside his district office. Sponsored by Charles F. Snyder Funeral Homes & Crematory, Bank of Bird-in-Hand, and UPMC.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 20/08/2026
In Lancaster, we take care of our neighbors 🏘️ I greatly appreciated my time visiting the Community Hive in Ephrata where their team works hard to provide food support, transportation, and other services to folks in our area. To get connected, visit their website: community-hive.org
Senator Malone poses for a picture with several Community Hive staff and volunteers behind shelves with fresh vegetables and bread in their food pantry area.Senator Malone receives a tour of the food pantry area from one of the staff members.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 19/08/2026
SUN Bucks provides families with a one-time payment of $120 for each eligible child to buy food during the summer. If you have not received this benefit and think your family might be eligible, the deadline to apply is August 31. Check your eligibility here: qualtrics.pa.gov/jfe/form/SV_...
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Sun bucks. Get $120 per eligible child for summer groceries.
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 18/08/2026
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Senator Malone Stands with Local Municipal Leaders to Demand the PA Senate Pass Data Center Moratorium Legislation
WEST HEMPFIELD, PA – August 13, 2026 − On Thursday, State Senator James Andrew Malone joined local municipal leaders from West Hempfield, East Hempfield, Columbia, and Manheim Township at the […]
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Sen. James Malone @senatormalone.com · 18/08/2026
Today, Governor Shapiro signed an Executive Order directing the DEP to only review permit applications for data centers if developers have made a legally binding commitment to meet the Governor’s Responsible Infrastructure Development (GRID) Requirements and have received local approval.
“I’m pleased that Governor Shapiro has taken a big step to protect local communities from reckless data center development. His executive order will prevent ratepayers from footing the bill for large energy consumers and strengthen environmental protections. Now, it’s time for Senate Republican leadership to let the Senate do our part. They must bring us back to Harrisburg immediately to pass legislation that gives local municipalities the power to pause all data center development while they update their local zoning laws to further protect residents.”
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