Most historians consider ladies teas to be the foundation of what would eventually become the suffrage rights legislation.

I think the charge of a cover-up is false and irresponsible. This was legislation intended to protect the rights of voters who register at a license branch to make sure that, if there's a delay in getting the paper copy or the electronic signature, they'll still be able to vote.

We're just watching the legislation. We're not lobbying it. We're not negotiating.

We are truly pleased that the members of the House refused to be railroaded into passing bad legislation. The proposed cleaner car standard passed by the EQB will mean cleaner air, which is desperately needed by the one million Pennsylvanians with respiratory problems - most of them children or the elderly. With less pollution being released, we should see fewer asthma attacks, other breathing problems and cardiac problems, all of which are exacerbated by pollution from cars and trucks. And putting cleaner cars on the road will reduce our demand for gasoline, which will lead to price cuts, meaning more money in the bank for all Pennsylvanians.

This (legislation) would make it a lot easier for employers to put employees into auto enrollment.

We're thrilled with the turnout. It's wonderful that the community responds to this event year after year.