Karen Shuey
The Reading Eagle
Reading, PA, United States
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UGI gives $22,000 to Berks County Community Foundation
UGI Energy Services has given the nonprofit $22,000 to provide tuition assistance for students. → Read More
Mary Kozak seeking a second term as Berks recorder of deeds
Mary Kozak believes her work as Berks County recorder of deeds is unfinished, and is hoping voters give her a second term to accomplish what she has set out to do with the office. → Read More
Mary Kozak seeking a second term as Berks recorder of deeds
Mary Kozak believes her work as Berks County recorder of deeds is unfinished, and is hoping voters give her a second term to accomplish what she has set out to do with the office. → Read More
Berks native to lead Pa. Office of Homeland Security
Michealann Andrusiak, who lives in Montgomery County, has been appointed by the governor to serve in the post. → Read More
Friends of Edgewood Cemetery recruiting volunteers for cleanup event in Pottstown
Friends of the Edgewood Cemetery in Pottstown is looking for some help maintaining the grounds next month. → Read More
Bernville mayor running for district judge seat
Shawn Raup-Konsavage is campaigning for a district judge seat that covers several western Berks County communities. → Read More
Official says medical needs increasing at Berks jail
The health care provider for the Berks County Correctional Facility continues to be busy despite a shrinking number of inmates at the jail. → Read More
Berks and Chester counties receive more than $5 million for housing programs
The federal funds will be used for affordable housing and homeless assistance programs. → Read More
Twin Valley School Board member running for Berks commissioner
Douglas Metcalfe has announced he’s running in the Democratic primary for the position of Berks commissioner. → Read More
Berks County lawmakers react to Shapiro’s inaugural budget address
Members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly representing Berks County had mixed reactions to Shapiro's inaugural budget address. → Read More
Walking tour at Alvernia University to retrace footsteps of its founder
The Bernardine Franciscan Sisters are set to provide an inside look at their community during an event Saturday. → Read More
Hike at Berks Nature brings literature to the great outdoors
The story hike program at Berks Nature combines reading with a stroll through scenic wetlands. → Read More
Helping Harvest struggles with rising costs and falling support as demand remains
Helping Harvest provided more food assistance in 2022 than it did during the heart of the pandemic in 2020. → Read More
Reading Hospital will offer mobile mammography appointments
The Reading Hospital Foundation’s mobile mammography bus will be making the rounds throughout the region. → Read More
Active shooter hoax creates terror for parents of Wilson High School students
Parents are on edge until officials determine the initial report was a hoax. → Read More
Retired Berks deputy sheriff running for district judge seat
Mike Kaufman is running in the May primary for a district judge seat, hoping to replace retiring District Judge David Glass. → Read More
3 Black Pa. lawmakers share what being in key positions means to them
Guzman led a conversation with a panel of Black state lawmakers who each shared their experiences of what being in a position of leadership means to them. → Read More
Newest Berks County commissioner takes the oath of office
Lucine Sihelnik, the former Reading City Council member and local small business owner, was sworn in Tuesday as the county’s newest commissioner. → Read More
Reading Regional Airport Authority fields concerns from tenants
Tenants say the general aviation community needs more space to store aircraft. → Read More
Airport authority puts return of Reading Aerofest on hold
A plan to revive the Reading Aerofest has been put on hold until at least next year. → Read More