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370 East Maple Avenue 
Suite 203
Langhorne, PA 19047
(215) 752-6750
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Lower Southampton Township Complex
1500 Desire Avenue
Feasterville, PA 19053
Phone: (215) 942-4067
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153-B East Wing
PO Box 202142
Harrisburg, PA 17120-2142
(717) 260-6140
 

 

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The Bridge Educational Foundation, through the support of Verizon, donated $20,000 of education scholarship money to the families of Bucks County. Scholarship funds are made possible through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program. Rep. Farry joined seventh grade students and families, school officials and other legislators at Saint Ephrem Catholic School to celebrate the donation. On March 13, I joined a bipartisan group of legislators to rally against the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services proposal to change how it administers its home- and community-based waivers for individuals with disabilities. To be eligible, individuals would be forced to spend time in the community away from sheltered workshops and day programs where they currently go. Rep. Farry joined other lawmakers and staff in celebration as Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law House Bill 264, which establishes standards for installation of carbon monoxide detectors in long-term facilities, personal care homes and assisted living residences. Rep. Farry, Rep. Scott Petri (left) and Speaker of the House Mike Turzai (second from left) congratulate Steve Cerbara, who attends Holy Ghost Prepatory School on being named the 2015 PIAA State Class AAA Boys’ Golf Champion. Rep. Farry presents a House of Representatives Citation to Connor Regan to congratulate him on attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Rep. Farry presents Langhorne Manor with a House citation in celebration of its 125th anniversary. Pictured with Farry is Rep. Gene DiGirolamo. Rep. Farry joined other members of the Veterans Affairs and Emergency Response Committee for a tour of the PA State Fire Academy in Lewistown, PA. After the tour, the Pennsylvania Fire Commissioner spent some time with the committee discussing the recruitment and retention of volunteer firefighters. Rep. Farry joined other members of the Veterans Affairs and Emergency Response Committee for a tour of the PA State Fire Academy in Lewistown, PA. After the tour, the Pennsylvania Fire Commissioner spent some time with the committee discussing the recruitment and retention of volunteer firefighters. During his recent visit to William Tennent High School in Centennial School District, Rep. Farry went on a tour and learned about the school’s career preparation programs and class options from its students, teachers and administrators. During his recent visit to William Tennent High School in Centennial School District, Rep. Farry went on a tour and learned about the school’s career preparation programs and class options from its students, teachers and administrators. During his recent visit to William Tennent High School in Centennial School District, Rep. Farry went on a tour and learned about the school’s career preparation programs and class options from its students, teachers and administrators. During his recent visit to William Tennent High School in Centennial School District, Rep. Farry went on a tour and learned about the school’s career preparation programs and class options from its students, teachers and administrators. Rep. Farry joined several of his colleagues in welcoming members of the Holy Ghost Prep Men’s Ice Hockey team to the House floor on April 21, 2015. In March, the team defeated Cannon McMillan High School, 6-4, to win the PIAA AAA State Championship. Rep. Farry joins other members of the Bucks County House Delegation in congratulating the Archbishop Wood Catholic High School Football Team on winning the 2014 PIAA Class AAA State Title. Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) today welcomed the Neshaminy High School Girls’ Soccer Team and its coaching staff to the state Capitol, where they were honored in the House of Representatives for capturing their first state title in the 2013-14 PIAA Class AAA state championship game held in November at Hersheypark Stadium. Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) was recently honored by Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (PAD) for his efforts to protect Pennsylvania’s youth from the dangers of ultraviolet radiation from indoor tanning and his willingness to champion critical health safety matters. Farry was the prime sponsor of legislation, which was recently signed into law, preventing teens age 16 years of age and younger from indoor tanning facilities. Pictured with Farry are PAD member Christen Mowad, M.D, and PAD Legislative Chair Bruce A. Brod, M.D. Gov. Tom Corbett ceremonially signed into law Rep. Frank Farry’s (R-Bucks) Indoor Tanning Regulation Act. The bill, now Act 41, prevents teens age 16 years of age and younger from indoor tanning facilities, and requires parental consent for 17-year olds. Additionally, Farry’s legislation requires every tanning facility in Pennsylvania to register with the state and necessitates inspections and safety standards for the industry. Joining Farry and Corbett in the photo are representatives from the Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery, Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association and the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Rep. Frank Farry joined state Sen. Tommy Tomlinson, Rep. Gene DiGirolamo, officials with the Bridge Educational Foundation and Verizon, along with students attending Holy Family Regional, St. Ephrem and St. Charles Borromeo schools. On April 11, Verizon presented the Bridge Educational Foundation with $20,000 to be used for scholarships for students and families in Bucks County. The contribution is part of the Educational Improvement Tax Credit program which was recently expanded by the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Rep. Farry is recognized by the Penndel Borough Police Department for assisting a police officer in apprehending a car thief. Pictured with Farry is Penndel Police Chief Joseph Sciscio. Rep. Frank Farry takes the oath of office to start his fourth term as a state representative of the 142nd Legislative District. Rep. Farry joins local officials at the ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the grand opening of a second location of Landolfi's Deli in Langhorne Borough. The family-operated deli also has a location in Yardley. From left to right: Rich Beaumont, building owner; Steve Landolfi, owner of Landolfi's Deli; Rep. Frank Farry; and Langhorne Borough Council Members Kathy Horwatt and Tony Marfia. Rep. Farry hosted parents and students of Neshaminy School District for a Putting Students First rally at the state Capitol on Monday, June 11. Rep. Farry speaks about the importance of ending teacher strikes in Pennsylvania during the Putting Students First rally in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday, June 4. Several parents and students from Neshaminy School District joined Rep. Farry and Sen. Tommy Tomlinson in Harrisburg to voice their concerns about an ongoing contract dispute that has the district's teachers on strike for the second time in 2012. Rep. Farry welcomed students from Our Lady of Grace School on April 30 for a tour of the state Capitol. Rep. Farry joined Reps. Todd Stephens, Tom Murt, Bernie O'Neill and Marguerite Quinn in welcoming the 2011-12 Archbishop Wood High School football team to the state Capitol on March 27. The team was recognized and presented with a citation on the House floor after capturing the 2011 PIAA Class AAA state championship title. On March 12, Rep. Farry participated in a demonstration of the F-35 Industry Team at the state Capitol. He was able to sit in a simulator to experience the instruments and technology used in the F-35 aircraft, which are manufactured in Bucks County. Rep. Farry joins Rep. Eugene DePasquale (D-York) at a bipartisan press conference to introduce House Bill 2098, which would create a voluntary, online 'Next of Kin' database, making it easier for emergency personnel and law enforcement to access an individual's emergency contact information. Rep. Farry stressed that this database would ensure prompt and appropriate notification of relatives in the event of an emergency. Reps. Farry (left) and DiGirolamo (right) welcomes Neshaminy High School Head Football Coach Mark Schmidt and Neshaminy High School football player Kiser Terry to Harrisburg to congratulate Kiser for being selected to participate in the 55th Big 33 Football Classic in June. The Big 33 is an all-star American football game featuring the top high-school football players in Pennsylvania. Rep. Farry gives testimony during a House Consumer Affairs Committee public hearing held in Bucks County on Jan. 31, regarding his legislation (House Bill 2031) to require all multi-family structures, and single family homes, upon sale, to install a carbon monoxide detector. Rep. Farry speaks at a press conference held on Jan. 24, about his legislation to require all multi-family structures, and single family homes, upon sale, to install a carbon monoxide detector. Rep. Farry, who chairs the House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee's Subcommittee on Security and Emergency Response Readiness, surveys flood damage in northeastern Pennsylvania following Tropical Storm Lee and Hurricane Irene. The storms washed out roads, bridges, homes and public buildings. At a House Education Committee hearing at Neshamity High School, Rep. Farry testifies in support of legislation to ban teacher strikes in Pennsylvania. Rep. Farry welcomes Karina Francis to the House floor. Karina served as an intern in Farry's district office. Rep. Farry welcomes students from Our Lady of Grace School to the Capitol. Rep. Farry welcomes students from Neshaminy High School to the Capitol. 2009-2010 Republican Freshman Class. Pictured are: front row (left to right): Rep. Jim Christiana (R-Beaver), Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland), Rep. Donna Oberlander (R-Clarion/Armstrong), Rep. Carl Walker Metzger (R-Somerset/Bedford), Rep. Will Tallman (R-Adams/York); middle row (left to right): Rep. Seth Grove (R-York), Rep. Gary Day (R-Berks/Lehigh), Rep. Matt Gabler (R-Clearfield/Elk), Rep. Nick Miccarelli (R-Delaware); back row (left to right): Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks), Rep. Mike Reese (R-Westmoreland/Fayette), Rep. Tim Krieger (R-Westmoreland). Rep. Farry congratulates members of Neshaminy High School’s LifeSmarts team which finished third in the 2008-09 state final. Rep. Farry presents a citation from the House of Representatives to Bucks County Sheriff Edward "Duke" Donnelly congratulating him on being named the Feasterville Business Association's 2009 Person of the Year. Rep. Farry presents a citation from the House of Representatives to Rick Brodbeck congratulating him on attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Rep. Farry presents a citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to Robert Bromley congratulating him on Bromley Suzuki's 50th anniversary. Rep. Farry welcomes students from the Our Lady of Grace School to the state Capitol. Rep. Farry presented citations from the House of Representatives to four members of Boy Scout Troop 78 congratulating them on attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Pictured are (from left to right): Kyle Markloff, Peter Ciarlante, Rep. Farry Gerard McGowan, and Stephen Moyer. Rep. Farry welcomes seniors from the Bristol Township Senior Center to the state Captiol.
 
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