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Three ways Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pennsylvania

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Shapiro's budget responds to the pandemic by proposing more funding for local health departments. His pitch for the Department of Health also revealed other priorities, including addressing the deaths of Black mothers. The proposal also looks to the future by proposing a 20% tax on adult-use cannabis.

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Penn Live

Three ways Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pa.

Shapiro's budget proposals include boosting money for public health agencies, programs to prevent maternal mortality, and taxing recreational marijuana sales.

5 months ago·Harrisburg, United States

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

3 ways Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pennsylvania

Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — When Josh Shapiro pitched his first budget as Pennsylvania’s governor during a nearly hour-and-a-half speech in March, the Democrat

5 months ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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The Daily Item

Three ways Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pennsylvania

Shapiro's budget proposals include boosting money for public health agencies, programs to prevent maternal mortality, and taxing recreational marijuana sales.

5 months ago·United States

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Spotlight PA

Three ways Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pennsylvania

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centredaily.com

Three ways Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget would change public health in Pennsylvania

Shapiro’s budget proposals include boosting money for public health agencies, programs to prevent maternal mortality, and taxing recreational marijuana sales.

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