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Reading police reaching out to homeless encampments (opens the original)
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The Reading Police Department says it’s stepping up outreach to people living in tent encampments as winter approaches. Deputy Chief Aaron Demko said police and city officials are working with homeless service providers and other community organizations to address the growing population established in camps along the Schuylkill River and elsewhere in the city. “This is obviously a very delicate thing that we are approaching, and we, the police, are not the experts on that,” Demko told City Counc
William Penn fire tower to mark 87th anniversary with free climbs (opens the original)
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Pagoda-Skyline Inc. will celebrate the 87th anniversary of the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower in October with free public climbs and historical presentations. The event is planned for Oct. 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the tower, 621 Skyline Drive, Lower Alsace Township. Local Skyline historians Corrie Crupi Zana and Mike Reinert will discuss the building’s history and its construction during the Works Progress Administration era. Established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 to pro
Reading School Board appoints HR director as assistant superintendent (opens the original)
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The Reading School Board has appointed the district’s human resources director as an assistant superintendent. The board at a recent meeting voted 5-4 to appoint Dr. April Halligan-Rostek to the position. The district has several assistant superintendents overseeing various administrative areas, but the motion approved Sept. 23 identified Halligan-Rostek simply as assistant superintendent and did not specify her responsibilities, salary, effective date or length of appointment. A district spokes
Reading unveils $87 million plans for new Riverside Elementary (opens the original)
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Reading School District officials are advancing plans for a nearly $87 million replacement for the Riverside Elementary School building. Jamie Lynch of CHA, the district’s construction management team, updated the school board recently on the project that calls for building a new school on the existing Riverside property while keeping the current school open. Lynch said the planned three-story, 118,000-square-foot building will be designed to address traffic, safety and space limitations at the
Reading Area Water Authority chief outlines financial strength, future challenges (opens the original)
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The Reading Area Water Authority is in a strong financial position as it prepares for costly regulatory mandates and major infrastructure projects, its executive director said. William Murray, who has been at the helm of the authority for 10 years, said the authority has kept rate increases to a minimum while investing heavily in the water system and reducing its debt. “The financial position is extremely strong,” Murray said during a recent City Council meeting. “Without getting into the specif
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