Photo Gallery

May 13, 2008 - Senator Bob Robbins (R-50), pictured center, was honored recently at the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building by representatives of the Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress with the Keystone Fraternal Legislative Award for his distinguished service to the Commonwealth.  Most fraternal benefit societies were formed more than 100 years ago to assist immigrants in America.  Today, the fraternal benefit system is a charitable force of nearly 200 individual non-profit benefit societies touching millions of lives throughout the United States.  The Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress is the largest Fraternal Congress in the United States.
 

May 6, 2008 - Senator Bob Robbins (R-50) speaking at a press conference in the rotunda of the main capitol building in support of the Science Technology Partnerships Program legislation, better known as "Science in Motion." Senate Bill 472, introduced by Senator Robbins, would formally enact this program into law. The Senator was joined by other members of the House and Senate, as well as participating institutions of higher education, including students and faculty from Westminster College. 

May 6, 2008 - Senator Robbins, pictured in the center, stopped by the Westminster College booth in the capitol building, where they were promoting the Science and Motion Program. Pictured to the right of Senator Robbins is Lori Martin, Administrative Assistant for the Westminster College Science and Motion Program and Melissa Hart, also of Westminster College.

May 5, 2008 - Senator Bob Robbins (R-50), pictured with the staff and participants of Crawford County LEAP who recently visited and toured Pennsylvania's state capitol building in Harrisburg. Crawford County LEAP assists individuals with community integration for adults with cognitive and/or mental health challenges.

May 5, 2008 - Broadcast officials were in the state Capitol Monday for an event organized in part by Senator Bob Robbins (R-50) to alert Pennsylvania residents who use antennas that they will no longer be able to receive reception as of February 17, 2009. 

April 30, 2008 - Harrisburg – Senator Bob Robbins (R-50), Vice Chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, joined family members of Pennsylvania's National Guard, the Adjutant General, Major General Jessica Wright and other legislators in the rotunda of the capitol building for the signing of the National Guard Family Covenant. The Covenant represents a commitment to the thousands of National Guard families across the Commonwealth. It formally recognizes the sacrifices made on the home front while families' loved ones are at war and/or serving around the world. Joining Senator Robbins (far left) at the table to sign the Covenant is Representative Jerry Nailor from Cumberland County and Senator Lisa Baker, Chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee.
 

April 1, 2008 - Senator Bob Robbins (left) and Lieutenant Governor Catherine Baker Knoll (Center) met with Suzanne Gale (second from left) and Diane Shafer Domnick and her husband James Domnick (at right) from Meadville prior to a Senate ceremony commemorating the life of former Governor Raymond P. Shafer. Diane is the daughter of former Governor Shafer.  Suzanne Gale the daughter of Augusta Gale who was the secretary to all the First Ladies of Pennsylvania from the 1930’s until Mrs. Thornburgh.  

March 10, 2008 - the Senate of Pennsylvania adopted Senate Resolution 235, a resolution sponsored by Senator Bob Robbins recognizing March 2008 as Youth Art Month in Pennsylvania.  Joining Senator Robbins in Harrisburg was Brooklyn Walsh a student at Slippery Rock Area Elementary School who had her artwork displayed in the Capitol Building.  Pictured from left to right, Lt. Governor Catherine Baker Knoll, Brooklyn Walsh and Senator Bob Robbins.  Standing in the back is Brooklyn’s mother, Donna Walsh.
 

March 10, 2008 - the Senate of Pennsylvania adopted Senate Resolution 235, a resolution sponsored by Senator Bob Robbins recognizing March 2008 as Youth Art Month in Pennsylvania.  Joining Senator Robbins in Harrisburg was Briana Yoursh a student at New Castle Jr./Sr. High School who had her artwork displayed in the Capitol Building.  Pictured from left to right, Emma Yoursh, Briana’s mother, Briana Yoursh, Marc Yoursh, Briana’s father, and Senator Bob Robbins.
 

March 10, 2008 - the Senate of Pennsylvania adopted Senate Resolution 235, a resolution sponsored by Senator Bob Robbins recognizing March 2008 as Youth Art Month in Pennsylvania.  Joining Senator Robbins in Harrisburg was Megan Sweyer a student at Wilmington Area Middle School who had her artwork displayed in the Capitol Building.  Pictured from left to right, Representative Chris Sainato, Megan Sweyer and Senator Bob Robbins.
 

March 10, 2008 - Youth Art Month
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February 20, 2008 - Harrisburg - Senator Bob Robbins speaking to the graduating law enforcement cadet class of the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

February 2, 2008 - Senator Robbins taking at bow after conducting the Greenville Symphony during their latest concert.