Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Effort focuses on at-risk towns; state bill targets dwindling tax bases By Courtney AndersonHerald Staff Writer Greenville would get about $300,000 if the bill passes, but Miller said, “I’m not holding my breath.”
“Sometimes it takes a while,” Longietti said. “I’m certainly going to continue to advocate for it,” he added, noting that Gov. Ed Rendell has expressed an interest in the legislation. Mrs. Brooks said she would also fight for its passage. 
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