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Contact Information 

District Offices
2090 Linglestown Rd.
Suite 100
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Phone:  (717) 651-0100
Fax:  (717) 651-0801

16 East Main Street
P.O. Box 559
Elizabethville, PA 17023
Phone:  (717) 362-1119

Capitol Office
141A East Wing
Capitol Complex
PO Box 202104
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Ph: 717-787-1230
Fax: 717-787-7375

E-Mail: 
shelm@pahousegop.com

 
Working For You
It is an honor to work for you and the residents of our district and I take great pride in representing you in Harrisburg. I am aware of the challenges that face our state and I am dedicated to facing those challenges so that together, we can make our communities the best that they can be. As a way for you to keep up with the work that is happening on your behalf, check the stories listed below, and as always, feel free to contact me for more information about any state-related matter.

Colonnade Theater Gets Another Chance
From abc27 news

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House GOP leader unveils bill to sell Pa. liquor stores
From abc27 News
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) - After months of speculation and talk, a bill is finally on the table that would get Pennsylvania out of the business of selling liquor.

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Pennsylvania latest state to ban private transfer fees in real estate sales
From The Reading Eagle
An obscure agreement attached to some recent home sales has a 1 percent fee payable to builders and developers each time a house changes hands - forever.

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Bill to ban private real estate transfer fees heads to Corbett
From The Central Penn Business Journal
A bill spearheaded by state Rep. Sue Helm, R-Dauphin County, banning private transfer fees on real estate sales and requiring disclosure of existing fees in the commonwealth, passed this week in both the Senate and the House.

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Buxton would have a say in state attempt to take over Harrisburg

 

From The Harrisburg Patriot
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola laid down the law to Harrisburg officials last month by threatening that they better accept some version of the Act 47 fiscal-recovery plan done by the state — or else. The Dauphin County Republican has said that if city leaders reject the financial recovery plan, he would push legislation that would allow a state takeover of the city. 

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