Local News in West Reading, Pennsylvania
2010 - 2011 PIAA District 1 Classifications
The following classifications, released by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association earlier this year, are for the 2010 and 2011 football seasons. Schools are listed in the respective brackets based on their student enrollments (based on total male student enrollments in grades 9 through 11):Business news in brief QVC Inc. refinanced its credit facility with a new revolving line of credit of as much as $2 billion. The West Chester home-shopping channel, which is owned by Liberty Media Corp.
Democrats’ Ads in Race for New York Attorney General The five Democrats running for attorney general in New York State are planning an 11th-hour blitz before the Sept. 14 primary.
Know The Score: Sept. 3, 2010 It doesn't get any bigger than high school football in Western Pennsylvania and KDKA is committed to bringing you the best team coverage in the region. After the games, you can find all the latest scores right here on KDKA.com!
Mayor: Crisis task force focuses on tax reform LOCK HAVEN - Pennsylvania will have a new governor in January, and the League of Cities and Municipalities says it will be ready for changes. A change in taxation, for one, is long overdue, the League insists.
RACC programs get people back to work Jean E. Riegel never went to college - she didn't need to. The 50-year-old West Lawn woman worked for more than 30 years, most recently as a secretary for a sign company in Leesport, before she became a victim of the recession and lost her job in June 2009.
District moves bus stop after parents point out sex offender lives nearby The Wyomissing School District is changing a West Reading bus stop after parents complained that a registered sex offender lived in the same block. Several parents contacted the district about a new bus stop in the 500 block of Chestnut Street.
Lancaster Market House still has its colonial charm On May 16, 1730, Andrew Hamilton and his wife, Ann, conveyed from their private Lancaster estate, a 120-foot square lot of land that fronted onto what is now West King Street and extends north from that point. This conveyance of land was made in trust for erecting, keeping or holding a market within the town of Lancaster. The earliest references to a “market house” were made in 1757, with nearly ...
New initiatives, new faces greet a new school year in Pennsbury As teachers and administrators begin a new school year in the Pennsbury School District, students can anticipate a few exciting changes and some new elements in their overall academic program.
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