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In this Update:

  • Penn State THON
  • Ribbon Cutting for Spice Sisters Craft Condiments
  • Open House for Fresh Beginning Behavioral Health Services
  • Friday Deadline for Business Taxpayers to Sign Up for New Online State Tax-Filing System
  • Resources for Understanding Military Benefits and Tax Filing
  • PA Senate Library Holds 200 Years of History
  • Heart Healthy: How to Monitor Your Blood Pressure

Penn State THON

My daughter and I attended Penn State THON! It was great to join Senator Cris Dush, Pennsylvania State University President Neeli Bendapudi, the volunteers and participants.

Ribbon Cutting for Spice Sisters Craft Condiments

I would like to welcome Spice Sisters Craft Condiments to the 35th Senatorial District. The Spice Sisters mission is to provide freshly made, versatile, condiments with whole, healthy ingredients. Best of luck!

Open House for Fresh Beginning Behavioral Health Services

I was honored to have a member of my staff attend the open house for Fresh Beginning Behavioral Health Services located at 8904 Clearfield-Curwensville Highway in Clearfield. For more information on services they provide, visit here.

Friday Deadline for Business Taxpayers to Sign Up for New Online State Tax-Filing System

Business taxpayers in Pennsylvania are encouraged to sign up for an account on myPATH – the new online system that enables them to register, file and pay their state taxes through the Department of Revenue – before the old system goes offline this Friday.

The myPATH system was created to replace the prior online filing system known as e-TIDES, which the Department of Revenue will retire on Friday, Feb. 24. Taxpayers no longer will be able to use e-TIDES after that day. They will need to use myPATH to file their taxes.

Businesses can migrate their prior account information from e-TIDES into their new myPATH accounts.

An informational website about myPATH features step-by-step instructions and video tutorials on switching over, and an online customer service center can help taxpayers who still need assistance.

Resources for Understanding Military Benefits and Tax Filing

If you are a member of the military or veteran, you earned benefits from grateful citizens in honor of your service to our nation. You may find these resources on taxes and their benefits helpful this tax season.

For Pennsylvania state taxes, this U.S. Army site provides information on:

  • State Taxes on Military Retired Pay
  • State Taxes on Military Pay
  • State Taxes on Differential Pay for Reserve Component Service Members
  • And more

For federal taxes, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides information on how veterans can maximize their tax benefits. It covers what’s taxable and what’s not and includes AARP Foundation’s Tax-Aide program, which offers free tax help to anyone, with a focus on taxpayers who are 50 and older and have low to moderate incomes.

PA Senate Library Holds 200 Years of History

The Library of the Senate of Pennsylvania has served as the major source of information on the chamber for more than 200 years. It has in-person exhibitions and online exhibits that intrigue and inform to this day.

The current exhibition is Officers of the Pennsylvania Senate, which focuses on the President, President Pro Tempore, Chief Clerk and Secretary of the Pennsylvania State Senate, positions critical to making the chamber function.

The Senate Library includes collections of legislative documents, and historical biographies, as well as sections for educators and children.

The library is located in Room 157 of the Main Capitol Building. Exhibition hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with limited access when the Senate is in session.

Heart Healthy: How to Monitor Your Blood Pressure

High blood pressure is often called the silent killer. You might not have symptoms, but it’s a leading risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Monitoring your own blood pressure at home can help you keep your blood pressure under control.

Understanding the risks posed by high blood pressure is one step you can take to be heart healthy during American Heart Month.

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