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The state of the city is strong, the mayor said, but more work is needed. → Read More
The changes include creating a more streamlined process for resolving disputes. → Read More
An ordinance was introduced that would allocate $300,000 for roof work at the former Elks Home. → Read More
The seat was left vacant earlier this month when Donna Reed was appointed council president. → Read More
Training in English language skills benefits employers and employees, a task force finds. → Read More
City Council is seeking public input before any changes to traffic patterns will be made. → Read More
State representative, Reading City Council president, church pastor and board member are just a few of the titles Hoh held, at times concurrently, over the past six decades. → Read More
The new store design will include a restaurant-style experience with self-service kiosks and additional seating, both in and outside the store, a Sheetz spokesman said. → Read More
District residents can register to speak at the hearing. They also can submit written comments no later than Jan. 25 at noon. → Read More
Chief James Stoudt asked City Council to use ARPA funds to replace three aging fire trucks. → Read More
Vanessa Campos is seeking the Democratic nomination for the District 1 seat. → Read More
The mini-service event was organized by student participants in a youth-driven initiative for social justice called Stand Together Against Racism, or STAR. → Read More
The federal holiday was officially designated as a day of service in 1994. → Read More
A sendoff for a beloved Reading tavern draws hundreds of recent and one-time habitues, who squeezed into the jammed barroom to drink a beer or two or more and say their farewells. → Read More
The blustery, below-freezing weather Saturday kept people away from a winter walk and nature journaling program offered by the Muhlenberg Township Parks and Recreation Department. → Read More
Several residents had argued that constructing a parking lot would alter the preexisting use of the building as a neighborhood cafe, primarily patronized by residents on foot. → Read More
The sculpture by Ramon Lago was crumbling from exposure to the elements. → Read More
Denbowski, who died Sunday, worked more than 20 years for the city of Reading, most recently in the position of interim city managing director. → Read More
Reed cannot hold two positions and must resign the District 5 seat. That position must be filled by council within 30 days of the date it is vacated, according to the charter. → Read More
Called Winter Wonderland, the free events at the arena, 700 Penn St., are open to city residents. → Read More