Tim Holden News

As Thanksgiving approaches, one cannot help but focus on the similarities between our local congressman, Tim Holden, and the bird of the day: turkey.

November 23, 2009 Orthodox Union facilitates community leadership meeting in Harrisburg, PA U.S. Congressman Tim Holden met Sunday in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with representatives of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America , the nation's largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, and over thirty local community leaders.

Representatives right to vote against bill Editor: I commend our local representatives for voting against the government intrusion into the health care and health insurance .

A Pennsylvania company today will debut a product designed to prevent accidental electrocutions among military personnel living in mobile units while serving abroad.

Changes must be made Editor: I cannot believe that our representatives finally resisted all the pressure and did what needed to be done .

A royal revival: Guests get a first look at the restored Stokesay Castle, which opens today.

It's not often I get a chance to offer a hearty "well done!" to Philadelphia's stable of Democrats, but last week our delegation to the House really did good.

Berks needs real Democrat Editor: In voting with Republicans against the Affordable Health Care for America Act, U.S. Rep.

Supporters of the health care reform bill passed last week by the U.S. House of Representatives protest outside Congressman Tim Holden's Harrisburg office on North Front Street.

The 2010 political breezes are beginning to blow. A retired Marine colonel from Cornwall with a thriving consulting business has announced he is exploring a run for Congress.

Carrie has her engagement ring cleaned and learns that it's valuable, and the jeweler offers to buy it for $12,000. Carrie: Leah Remini.

Last Tuesday's election results haven't even been certified, and speculation is already beginning about the 2010 elections.

Rep. John Adler broke from most of his party in the U.S. House to vote against the massive overhaul of the nation's health system, saying the legislation would fail to flatten the ever-rising cost of care.

First, there was Anh "Joseph" Cao of Louisiana. A month ago, we thought he might be the most endangered member of the House.

More than 100 fellow U.S. lawmakers are supporting U.S. Rep. Todd Platts' bid to become the federal government's top financial watchdog.

Members of the Lebanon and Berks tea parties joined thousands of other protesters who rallied at the Capital Hill Tea Party in Washington D.C. Thursday against nationalized health care.

Jim Costa's path to reelection isn't the toughest among House Democrats, but that doesn't mean the California Democrat feels safe voting for a House health care overhaul bill that he says is too costly and does too little to help rural districts like his own.

The House Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation, Credit, Energy, and Research will hold a hearing today to review the future of next generation biofuels.

Broad conservation initiatives being undertaken by the Natural Resources Conservation Service were given extra scrutiny at an Oct.

Hundreds of people from across Pennsylvania gathered in Harrisburg to show lawmakers their support for universal health care coverage.