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Recognizing the 22 people killed in work zones statewide last year, acting PennDOT Secretary Barry J. Schoch, P.E., joined other state officials and local public utility providers to mark the start of National Work Zone Awareness Week, which runs through April 8.

Governor Tom Corbett announced that 131 men and women joined the ranks of the Pennsylvania State Police following their graduation today from the State Police Academy in Hershey.

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Governor Tom Corbett today toured Summit Steel and Manufacturing, Inc., in Reading, Berks County, praising it as a prime example of growing small businesses in Pennsylvania.

A former Nabisco plant is transformed into modern office, medical research and retail space.

Former industrial site now home to the district's first new school building in 75 years.

Lycoming County site poised to take advantage of gas drilling business boom.

Making good on his commitment to reduce the state-owned vehicle fleet, Governor Tom Corbett today sent the "white elephant" of the fleet to the auction block.

A massive former industrial site now boasts an industrial park, commerce center, casino and performing arts center.

This remediated former U.S. Steel Site is now an alternative energy, green technology hub.

A unique partnership preserves valuable greenspace and leads to a revitalized gateway to the city.

The former Westinghouse Electric complex becomes a model industrial mall.

This land-locked anthracite community turns surrounding grayfields green.