Pennsylvania is sitting on billions in stimulus money. Lawmakers may actually agree on a plan to spend some of it.

By: Stephen Caruso

HARRISBURG — As the June 30 deadline for the Pennsylvania legislature to pass a new budget approaches, support for spending some of the state’s billions in remaining stimulus money and surplus tax revenue is gaining bipartisan traction.

Discussions are preliminary, and top budget negotiators stressed on the record that nothing was yet concrete.

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