By Nathan Benefield
Pundits and reporters have rushed to identify the “winners and losers” of Pennsylvania’s newly signed budget.
Gov. Josh Shapiro visits Shippensburg University to highlight the bipartisan budget he signed into law.
July 23, 2024.
Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.comDan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
By Nathan Benefield
Pundits and reporters have rushed to identify the “winners and losers” of Pennsylvania’s newly signed budget.
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Thursday, May 28, 2026 1:55PM
FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. (WPVI) — Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro helped serve breakfast in Montgomery County on Thursday.
He stopped by Fort Washington Elementary School to hand out the free meals to students.
It’s part of the state’s universal free breakfast program, which serves all 1.7 million Pennsylvania students, regardless of income.
Funding for the program is once again included in the governor’s budget proposal.
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