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Rep. Fred Keller, R-Selinsgrove, and U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia visited Conestoga Wood Specialties Friday in Beavertown.
The objective was to reach out to manufacturing facilities to hear questions and concerns they may have as to what the government can do to create environments in which they can continue to thrive.
U.S. Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia toured the Conestoga Wood Specialties plant Friday with U.S. Rep. Fred Keller as it was announced that unemployment in Pennsylvania dipped in May to 13.1 percent.
Following the private tour, Scalia met briefly with local media and touted the Trump Administration's handling of the economy before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Congressman Fred Keller (R-Pa. 12) continued to gather information about policing this week.
A visit to Tioga County included a meeting with James Bodine, Wellsboro chief of police, Mansfield University personnel and a retired police officer from Wilmington, Del. The discussion was led by Commissioner Erick Coolidge.
Congressman Fred Keller visited Tioga County Wednesday morning to partake in a roundtable discussion with Representative Clint Owlett, Commissioner Erick Coolidge and law enforcement specialists and community leaders concerning police reform.
A roundtable discussion was held on Wednesday morning at the Tioga County Courthouse in Wellsboro. It was held by Congressman Fred Keller and its focus was on police reform.
Standardized training and community policing are needed to change police culture and end unnecessary violence, said law enforcement specialists at a roundtable discussion in the Tioga County courthouse.
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