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Hon. Mike Fleck
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Rep. Mike Fleck presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Alan Smith, executive director of the Huntingdon, Bedford, Fulton Area Agency on Aging, in recognition of his retirement after nearly 36 years of service with the agency. Pictured with Fleck are (left to right) Smith; Rep. Tim Hennessey (R-Chester), majority chairman of the House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee; Sharon Schwartz, executive director of the House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee; and Ronald Costen, Temple University. Rep. Mike Fleck posed with NFL Hall of Famer Jim Kelly, who was at the state Capitol to support House Bill 1654, legislation that would add Krabbe disease and five other similar disorders to the list of diseases for which newborns must be screened. Kelly’s infant son Hunter died of Krabbe disease in 1997. On Sept. 17, Rep. Mike Fleck hosted a town hall meeting at Huntingdon Area High School that focused on education. Guest speakers included (seated from left) Juniata College President James Troha, Penn Highlands Community College President Walter Asonevich and Clarion University President Karen Whitney, who discussed the outlook for higher education in Pennsylvania. The audience also heard from Rep. Glen Grell (R-Cumberland) about state pension reform. On June 5, Rep. Mike Fleck unveiled legislation (House Bill 1011) that would block the privatization of psychological services at Pennsylvania’s state prisons. Joining him at the Capitol news conference were (from left) Rep. Neal Goodman (D-Schuylkill), lead co-sponsor; Kathy Jellison, Service Employees International Union Local 668 president; and Bruce Mapes, Ph.D., Pennsylvania Psychological Association president-elect. Rep. Mike Fleck welcomed students from the Huntingdon branch campus of DuBois Business College to the state Capitol on June 4. On May 7, Rep. Mike Fleck spent some time with Billie Hammond (right), a cancer survivor from Shade Gap, and Kim Witkovsky (left) of Huntingdon, who is with the American Cancer Society. They were at the state Capitol for the organization’s annual lobby day to urge lawmakers to make cancer a priority. Rep. Mike Fleck met with a group of township officials from Huntingdon County during a recent event in Harrisburg sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors. Joining Fleck in the photo are (from left) Paul Sneath, Logan Township supervisor; L. Stewart Neff, Warriors Mark Township supervisor; Doris Hayden, Oneida Township secretary; Bruce Lane, Todd Township supervisor and his wife, Lydia; and Congressman Glenn Thompson. Rep. Mike Fleck met with a group of Juniata College students during American Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania Student Lobby Day at the state Capitol on April 16. Joining Fleck on the House floor were (from left) Mike Keating, Juniata College director of corporate and foundation support; Carlton Logue; Katie Keating; Mike Walker; Kathryn Finkenbinder; and Frank Filkosky. Rep. Mike Fleck recently took part in a panel discussion at the 2013 YOU Leadership Conference at the Raystown Lake Visitors Center, which was hosted by the Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce. Rep. Mike Fleck and his team, “The Mad Milkers”, took third place in the Celebrity Cow Milking Contest at the 2013 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Team members included (from left) Newman, Bob 94.9FM; Tom Russell, CBS21; Rep. Ryan Mackenzie; Fleck; and Pa. Dairy Princess Maria Jo Noble. On Jan. 1, Rep. Mike Fleck took the oath of office for his fourth term during the swearing-in ceremony at the state Capitol. Rep. Fleck presented Matthew Briggs of Tyrone with a citation from the House of Representatives acknowledging the achievement of his Eagle Scout Award. For his Eagle Scout community service project, Matthew oversaw the renovation of the historic wrought iron fence at the Arch Spring Cemetery, which surrounds his home church. Matthew is a member of Troop 300, Tyrone, and the son of Regis and Debbie Briggs. Rep. Fleck met with several Huntingdon County township officials during the Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors legislative reception held recently in Harrisburg. Joining him in the photo are, (left to right): Stewart Neff, Warriors Mark Twp. supervisor; Linda Greenland, Clay Twp. supervisor; Chuck Culbertson, Miller Twp. supervisor; Lydia Lane, guest; Bruce Lane, Todd Twp. supervisor; and Sen. John Eichelberger. Photo courtesy of PSATS. On June 1, Rep. Fleck was the speaker at the commencement ceremony for the DuBois Business College in Huntingdon, Class of 2012, which was held at the Huntingdon Country Club. On June 1, Rep. Fleck was the speaker at the commencement ceremony for the DuBois Business College in Huntingdon, Class of 2012, which was held at the Huntingdon Country Club. On March 16, Rep. Fleck and other members of the House Majority Policy Committee listened to testimony from state prison employees during a hearing in Huntingdon on Fleck's proposal (House Bill 1985) to prohibit the outsourcing of nursing services at state correctional institutions. Speakers told the panel privatization would put the safety of prison staff, inmates and the community at risk. Rep. Fleck held a Capitol news conference to announce the introduction of his bill to increase state oversight of charter and cyber charter schools in Pennsylvania. House Bill 2364 would change the funding formula, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in savings for taxpayers. Fleck's bill has the support of numerous education organizations, including the Pa. School Boards Association, Pa. State Education Association and Pa. Association of School Business Officials. There are currently more than 105,000 students enrolled in 167 charter and cyber charter schools statewide. Rep. Fleck visited with Super Bowl Champion Henry Hynoski of the New York Giants, who received a citation from the House of Representatives for his accomplishments on the football field. Hynoski is a Pennsylvania native and an alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh. On Oct. 30, Rep. Fleck hosted a veterans recognition ceremony at Huntingdon Area High School that was attended by about 500 people. Pictured are (left to right) Huntingdon Co. Veterans Association president Rick Henney, Chester Grissinger, guest speaker Col. Cedric Leighton, USAF (Ret.), Robert Baker and Rep. Fleck. Grissinger and Baker were honored with three medals for their service during World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars. On Nov. 16, Rep. Mike Fleck held a news conference at the State Capitol to discuss his legislation (House Bill 1985) which would prohibit the privatization of nursing services at Pennsylvania state prisons. On Oct. 25, Rep. Fleck joined other lawmakers in welcoming Ambassador Young-mok Kim, consul general of the Republic of Korea in New York, to the House of Representatives. Ambassador Kim addressed the assembly, talking about the business relationship between Korea and Pennsylvania. On Oct. 4, Rep. Fleck met with former U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson during a visit to Harrisburg to promote the National Popular Vote Bill. Fleck is a co-sponsor of supporting legislation (HB 1270) currently being considered by the state House. Students from the Lewistown Hospital School of Nursing visited the Capitol on July 21. On July 1, Rep. Fleck was the guest engineer at the East Broad Top Railroad's "Day Out with Thomas: Leader of the Track Tour 2011". He was honored to drive the 15-ton replica of Thomas the Tank Engine during the first tour of the day. Joining him in the photo is Larry Salone, EBT Preservation Association President. Pictured left to right: Mr. Edward Huttenhower, director of Saint Francis Small Business Development Center and the Center for Global Competitiveness; Rep. Mike Fleck; Father Gabriel Zeis, TOR, president of Saint Francis University. View more information here. Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, 2011, at the PA State Capitol. (L-R) Bob Wargo; Rep. Mike Fleck; George Zanic, Huntingdon County District Attorney; Alan Smith, Executive Director of the Huntingdon-Bedford-Fulton Area Agency on Aging; PA State Trooper Michael Elder. Rep. Mike Fleck hosted 3rd & 4th grade classes from Shade Gap Elementary on Tuesday, May 31st, at the Capitol. Rep. Mike Fleck is pictured with Marina Kornikhina (left) and Maggie Hose (right). Marina is a Russian exchange student studying at Juniata College, and Maggie is a former legislative fellow. Rep. Mike Fleck addresses a group of Boy Scouts on April 30th, at the Juniata Valley Council Spring Camporee. The camporee was held on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Military Museum at Boalsburg. Photo courtesy of the Lewistown Sentinel. Rep. Fleck with a 4th grade class from Shirley Township Elementary. Rep. Fleck with a 4th grade class from Shirley Township Elementary. Rep. Fleck with a 4th grade class from Rockhill Elementary. Rep. Mike Fleck is pictured with Justin Paul, a student at Juniata College. Justin was recently at the Capitol to present his undergraduate work - A Study of Physical and Chemical Weathering of the Marcellus Shale in Central PA. The Bridge Educational Foundation, through the support of Associated Wholesalers., Inc., is donating $8,640 of scholarship money to the families of Blair and Huntingdon Counties. Scholarship funds are made possible through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program. Pictured with Rep. Mike Fleck (right), are Sen. John Eichelberger (middle), Olivia Engleman from AWI (Associated Wholesales Inc), and several students from Calvary Christian Academy. Rep Fleck, former President of the Huntingdon County Library board of directors, caught up with current members Maggie Stiffler (left) and Belle Tuten (right) at the Senior Expo on April 14. The Expo was hosted by Rep Fleck and Sen Eichelberger. Nearly 400 people participated in this years senior expo. The Library was just one of the 55 vendors. Rep. Mike Fleck presents a House of Representatives tribute citation for Minerva Frank upon the joyous celebration of her 100th birthday. Born in Warriors Mark on April 11, 1911, Mrs. Frank has demonstrated the highest ideals of citizenship throughout the years and truly deserves special recognition. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Governor-elect Tom Corbett on swearing-in day. Governor-elect Corbett will be sworn in to office on Tuesday, January 18, 2011. At a Pearl Harbor Day ceremony held Dec. 7 in Harrisburg, I met Donald E. Conner, formerly of Allensville, a survivor of the attack on Pearl Harbor. He is now a resident of Menno Haven in Belleville. He was stationed at Hickam Air Field serving with the Army Air Force in 1941. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Courtney Thomas, Miss Pennsylvania 2010, on the floor of the House. She is currently in her senior year at Drexel University in Philadelphia and is studying biological sciences. While at the State Capital, Courtney was presented with a House of Representatives citation. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Brock Anderson on the floor of the House of Representatives in Harrisburg. Brock, who just completed fifth grade at Holy Family School in Harrisburg, was at the Capitol for Big Brothers and Big Sisters Shadow Day. Brock shadowed Fleck for a majority of the afternoon on June 23. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) recently met with a team of researchers, including students from Penn State, who are working to determine the actual site of Fort Shirley. Built in 1755, the fort was one of several Pennsylvania forts used during the French and Indian War. Standing with Fleck in the foreground of the picture is the research team leader Dr. Jonathan Burns of Axis Research. On June 11, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) hosted a House Republican Policy Committee hearing on wind energy. The purpose of the hearing was to take a comprehensive look at wind energy programs, including the potential environmental impact, economic viability and cost of implementation. To see news coverage of the hearing, click the following link: http://www.wjactv.com/huntingdoncounty/23875493/detail.html. On Monday, June 7, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) spoke at a rally supporting the Science in Motion Program (SIM). The SIM program partners local schools with institutes of higher learning to give students the opportunity to expand their science education. Students are able to partake in scientific experiments using state-of-the-art equipment, which would be too expensive for school districts to purchase on their own. Students benefit from being able to gain first-hand knowledge of how to use high-tech equipment, better preparing them for a career in science. Fleck, an alumni and former school board member of Southern Huntingdon School District, has experienced the program as both a student and school administration official. Fleck is pictured with Indian Valley High School students who are currently participating in the SIM program (from left): Annie Bogar, Taylor Boyer, Greg Durland, Fleck, Taylor Myers and Matt Brown. On June 2, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with fourth-grade students from Trough Creek Elementary School. The students are pictured with Fleck in the Chamber of the House of Representatives. While in Harrisburg, the students also toured the Senate Chamber and visited the State Museum. On June 2, fourth-grade students from Spring Farms Elementary came to the Capitol on a field trip. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with the students on the floor of the House. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) and fourth-grade students from Shade Gap Elementary School are pictured on the floor of the state House. The students’ field trip to Harrisburg included a tour of the Capitol and a visit to the State Museum. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with fourth-grade students from Rockhill Elementary School. While in Harrisburg, the students toured the Capitol building, which included going onto the floors of the state House and Senate. On May 1, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) introduced PBS Kids Morning Block host, Miss Rosa, to students at Lewistown Elementary School. At the event, Miss Rosa read some of her favorite stories to students. Fleck, an honorary chair of WPSU – Raising Readers, was at the event to help promote the importance of reading. Recently Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with several Huntingdon County township representatives during the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors’ Legislative Reception. Pictured from left to right: Curt Steele, Barree Township secretary; Fleck; Chuck Culbertson, Miller Township supervisor; and Patricia McNeal, Miller Township secretary. On April 15, Rep. Mike Fleck hosted his annual senior expo. More than 300 seniors and 57 exhibitors participated in the event. Fleck is pictured with Jim and Helen Madden of Three Springs. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Sis Bollinger and his mother, Shirley Fleck, at his annual senior expo on April 15. On April 15, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) attended Tyrone Hospital’s “Business After Hours” event. Pictured from left to right are: Larry Baronner, Critical Access Hospital coordinator of the Pennsylvania Office of Rural Health; Sen. John Eichelberger (R-Bedford/Blair/Fulton/Huntingdon/Mifflin); Stephen Gildea, chief executive officer, Tyrone Hospital; Fleck; Lisa Davis, director of the Pennsylvania Office of Rural Health; and Terry Tomasetti, Blair County commissioner. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Pittsburgh Steeler Deshea Townsend on the floor of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Townsend was in Harrisburg to discuss House Bill 2174 and the impact it will have on assisting thousands of uninsured Pennsylvanians. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) interviews Ben LeCrone at the 94th Annual Pennsylvania Farm Show. LeCrone is a member of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) and was honored with the Keystone Award. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) talks with Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding at the 94th Annual Pennsylvania Farm Show. On March 18, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) attended a legislative breakfast co-sponsored by the Huntingdon County Builders Association and the Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce. Pictured from left to right are: Joe Masciangelo, Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce; Fleck; Sen. John Eichelberger (R-30); and Lou Biacchi, director of government affairs for the Pennsylvania Builders Association. Rep. Mike Fleck is pictured with Mary Wilson, a former member of the hit-Motown singing group The Supremes. Wilson made the trip to the Pennsylvania capitol as part of an extended visit to Philadelphia. On March 30, Lt. Col. Bob Meinert presented Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) with a certificate honoring him for becoming a member of the Civil Air Patrol. Fleck now holds the rank of major within the organization. On April 8, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) attended a memorial service for the five people who lost their lives in the Walter L. Main Circus train wreck of 1893. The service was held at the train wreck site in Vail, Blair County. Pictured with Fleck are Susie O’Brien, memorial organizer; and William “Bill” Troxell, Chief Rabban of the Jaffa Shrine in Altoona. On May 29, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) visited the Tyrone branch of the New Enterprise Stone & Lime Company. Pictured from left to right: Keith Black, Fleck’s district manager; Paul Detwiler III, executive vice president, secretary and CFO of the New Enterprise Stone & Lime Company; and Fleck. On Thursday, March 26, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) participated in a dedication and re-naming ceremony for the Charles Curtis “Curt” Zook Bridge. House Bill 1723, re-naming the bridge the Curt Zook Memorial Bridge, was passed in the fall of 2008. Pictured from left to right: Sen. Jake Corman (R-Centre), Fleck, Kevin Kline, District 2 executive for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; and Pat Zook, widow of Curt Zook. Photo Courtesy of The Lewistown Sentinel. On April 21, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with members of the Science in Motion (SIM) Mobile Educators. The Science in Motion program is a partnership between school districts and local institutions of higher education. Through the program, school districts borrow high-tech science equipment from their partnering college or university, enabling high school students to gain first-hand learning experience using up-to-date equipment. Pictured from left to right: Juniata College SIM Mobile Educators Sharon Conaway, Tara Fitzsimmons and Dr. Leslie Leckvarcik; Fleck and Dr. Diane Nutbrown, SIM executive director. On June 7, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) enjoyed a fun evening at the Altoona Curve with members of his staff and their families. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with retired Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina, a native of Montoursville, Lycoming County. Mussina was recognized on the House floor on June 15, with a resolution commemorating his baseball career. On June 29, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with the 4-H County Council of Blair and Huntingdon Counties. They are pictured on the main stairway in the Capitol Rotunda. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured at the rededication of the Three Springs Borough community swimming pool. Fleck presented a House of Representatives citation in honor of the pools 40th anniversary. Pictured from left to right: Gene Cornelius, who oversaw pool operations from 1976 to 2001; Peggy Walker, who served as mistress of ceremonies at the original dedication ceremony; Jean Walker; the Rev. Ken Grunden, who delivered the benediction at the ceremony; Fleck; Harold Walker; the Rev. Dave Ford, master of ceremonies; and Huntingdon County Commissioner Connie Kough Pittenger. On August 15, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) presented a House of Representatives citation to Stan McKee for receiving the Pomona Grange Public Service Award. McKee, a resident of McVeytown, currently serves as the Huntingdon County Extension director for Penn State Cooperative Extension. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) invited Mark Austin, deputy facilities engineer for the Department of Military and Veteran Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap, to be the guest speaker at the August 18 Huntingdon Rotary Club meeting. Austin gave an update on the new Huntingdon Readiness Center, slated to open in early 2010. Pictured from left to right: Austin, Fleck and Larry Burger, Huntingdon Rotary president. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) received an award for perfect attendance for voting session days during the 2007-08 legislative session. Fleck is pictured with House Republican Whip Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny). Julia Covert, a dear friend and valued staffer at Rep. Fleck's Huntingdon office, passed away unexpectedly on Feb. 27. Julia is in the orange sweater. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is joined by his mother, Shirley Fleck; brother, Mark Fleck; and sister, Sandy Brumbaugh on swearing-in day. On Tuesday, Oct. 14, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) and the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accounts hosted a financial planning seminar for residents of the 81st Legislative District. Those who attended received helpful tips on how to set up a household budget and how to save for retirement. Pictured from left to right: Dominic Peruso, a CPA and business professor at Juniata College; Fleck; and Rob Okonak, a CPA from Altoona. On Oct. 7, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with students from Juniata College who were in Harrisburg for the Undergraduate Research at the Capitol event. The event showcased undergraduate research in Pennsylvania. He is pictured with Juniata College students Aubrey Cyphert and Courtney Sturey, whose research focuses on the identification of novel cell division and sporulation genes with potential implications for anti-microbial drug design. On Friday, June 27, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) met with Todd Cammarata, a government teacher in the Tyrone Area School District and resident of Altoona. He was in Harrisburg as part of the “Educator in the Workplace” program. While at the Capitol, Cammarata sat in on a House Commerce Committee meeting co-chaired by Fleck and watched the House floor debate on the RealID Act. Pictured from left to right: Cammarata, Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll and Fleck. On June 12, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon) was honored with the 2008 Bob O’Connor Leadership Award for his service to Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania. The leadership award is presented to a public servant in memory of the late Pittsburgh Mayor Bob O’Connor, who died while in office in September of 2006. Corey O’Connor (pictured left), the mayor’s son, presented the award to Fleck at the annual meeting. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) is pictured with Stan Westbrook and Sen. Jake Corman (R-Centre) at the 25th anniversary of Meadowview Manor. On May 6, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) spoke at a press conference urging for continued state funding of Science in Motion (SIM). The SIM program supports science education for more than 250,000 Pennsylvania students, 776 teachers in 331 public, private and parochial schools, according to its 2006-07 program report. On April 2, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) participated in Penn State’s annual rally in the Rotunda. Fleck spoke about his frustrations with the governor’s proposed cuts to Penn State’s Agriculture Extension and Agriculture research programs. Agriculture is one of the state’s leading economic revenue sources. Fleck has been a strong supporter of both educational and agricultural programs. On Tuesday, March 25, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) hosted a House Republican Policy Committee hearing on the clean up of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. The hearing, held at Juniata College, focused on the funding of and a review of program operations associated with the cleanup of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Pictured from left to right: Rep. Jerry Stern (R-Blair), Fleck, Rep. Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny). On March 13, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) participated in a health care roundtable with Reps. Jerry Stern (R-Blair) and Scott Boyd (R-Lancaster). At the meeting the representatives discussed the Republican health care package, a consumer-driven plan that helps keep medical costs down and provide better access to quality care. On March 4, Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) welcomed students from Mount Union Junior High school to the Capitol building. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) answers questions at a press conference he held unveiling his legislation, House Bill 2299, which regulates the display of human remains for commercial profit. Standing behind Fleck from left to right: Reps. Karen Beyer (R-Lehigh/Northampton), RoseMarie Swanger (R-Lebanon), Kathy Rapp (R-Warren/Forest/McKean) and Jerry Stern (R-Blair). Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) speaks with Patricia Swigart at the William E. Swigart Automobile Museum, the oldest automobile museum in the country. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) participated in a ceremony honoring Russell Booher for receiving his Eagle Scout award. Pictured from left to right: Francis Crouse, scoutmaster Troop 284; Fleck; Booher; Kerry Booher; Sue Booher; Charles States, district director to Sen. John Eichelberger; and Bob Clarke, a representative of the Elks. District Executive Tim McClure is in the back row. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon/Blair/Mifflin) discusses the history of the Raystown Lake with Josh Patt, the assistant general manager of Lake Raystown Resort and Lodge. The creation of Raystown Lake was commissioned in the 1960s as a flood prevention method. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon) and Congressman Bill Shuster (R-Blair) look on as Chief James Fouse Jr., of the Huntingdon Fire Department, shows off new turnout gear. An $85,500 Department of Homeland Security grant made the purchase of new equipment possible. Photo is courtesy of The Daily News. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon) presents a House of Representatives citation to Tiffany Grove at Ag Progress Days on Wednesday, Aug. 15. Grove was recently elected president of the Pennsylvania FFA association.
 
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