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When it opens next year, Lehigh Valley Health Network’s newest hospital will have many of the most widely used amenities patients come to expect when seeking emergency care — but on a much smaller scale. Lehigh Valley Hospital–Macungie will be the…
December 23, 2022
Article at Reading Eagle
Lehigh Valley Health Network will stop accepting Aetna insurance next year, a move that could lead to higher out-of-pocket costs for thousands of patients suddenly out of network with their doctors, according to a source familiar with the…
November 10, 2022
Article at Reading Eagle
Though many parts of Pennsylvania lost residents since 2010, the population of the Lehigh Valley grew by nearly 40,000 people over the last decade, with increasing numbers of Hispanic residents driving the change, the 2020 decennial census data…
August 16, 2021
Article at Reading Eagle
Photo credit: rockinpaddy / Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Though an estimated 113 million US citizens got to vote in the midterms, thousands more were left out — unable to vote or even register because of laws that consider them mentally incapable of…
November 12, 2018
Article at WhoWhatWhy
The move would require action by the three municipalities that the department serves. The Northern Berks Regional Police department is looking to get permission to give out tickets for parking violations in its jurisdiction. Chief Brian Horner told …
July 12, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Derek Stehr is currently a fifth-grade teacher in the Tri-Valley School District. A fifth-grade teacher from the Tri-Valley School District in Schuylkill County has been hired as principal of the Tulpehocken School District's Bethel Elementary …
June 29, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Anticipated revenues exceed expenditures. The BCTC Joint Operating Committee approved a continuing education budget for the 2018-19 school year with revenue greater than expenditures. The committee unanimously approved a budget with expenditures of …
June 29, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Property tax rate is unchanged. The Schuylkill Valley School Board has passed a 2018-19 budget that doesn't require a real estate tax increase. The $38.96 million budget keeps the tax rate at 27.07 mills. The annual tax bill on a property assessed at …
June 28, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
A building in Strausstown will be turned into a duplex, and a couple won a permit for a grain mill. Upper Tulpehocken Township, PA — In separate hearings, the Upper Tulpehocken Zoning Hearing Board approved a variance and a permit for two different …
June 28, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Ontelaunee Township seeks permission to extend service to a proposed Rutter's convenience store on New Enterprise Road. Leesport, PA — Ontelaunee Township would like Leesport to allow the township to put a water line across Route 61 to service a …
June 23, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
John R. Morahan to receive the Outstanding Community Partner Award. — BCIU Executive Director Jill Hackman has recommended that the board select John R. Morahan, president and CEO of Penn State Health Saint Joseph, for BCIU's Outstanding Community …
June 23, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
A vote is set for the school board's meeting Monday. — The Schuylkill Valley School District is poised to pass a final budget for the 2018-19 school year with no property tax increase. The budget the board ... To read the full story, choose an option …
June 21, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
The annual tax bill on a property assessed at $100,000 will decrease $50. — Property owners in the Tulpehocken School District will see a slight decrease in their property taxes. The school board has unanimously approved a $31. ... To read the full …
June 21, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
To avoid a tax increase, the district will dip into reserve funds Kutztown, PA — The Kutztown School Board has adopted a 2018-19 budget of $33.26 million with no real estate tax increase. Board President Carl Ziegler and members ... To read the full …
June 15, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
The area has been a concern for years, officials say. Lenhartsville, PA — Addressing a long-standing concern, Lenhartsville Borough Council has prohibited parking at the intersection of Old Route 22 and Route 143. The no-parking area is ... To read …
June 08, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
The school board is likely to decide on Melvin Fansler's contract on June 19. — Numerous members of the Tulpehocken School District sports community have urged the school board not to drop Melvin Fansler as junior high boys soccer coach.
June 07, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Plans call for a family-run operation on a 9.8-acre property on Robin Hill Road. Greenwich Township, PA — The Greenwich Township Zoning Hearing Board has granted a request from Than J. Wright and Teresa McCarthy-Wright to operate a limited winery at …
May 28, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Accessory structure will be placed in couple's front yard to afford easy access. Richmond Township, PA — The Richmond Township Zoning Hearing Board has granted Leon and Julieta Humer's request for zoning relief to construct a carport in front their …
May 28, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Nearly $700,000 has been shaved from an earlier spending plan that featured a increase in the millage rate. Hamburg, PA — The Hamburg School Board unanimously approved a proposed final budget that will not feature a property tax increase. The $41.8 …
May 23, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle
Borough Engineer Jason Newhard informed council that the borough had received bids for the project, but all of them had exceeded $500,000. Leesport, PA — Leesport Borough may have to wait another month before it can award a contract for the Main …
May 18, 2018
Article at Reading Eagle