Exeter Township School District to Host Job Fair Today

Issue #012

November 7th, 2023

In this issue of Reading Local Scoop

 📆. Enormous List of Events This Coming Week!

 🏫 Exeter Township School District to Host Job Fair Today

 🔥 Emergency Services Contain Brush Fire in Birdsboro, Protecting Local Homes

 🏥 American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter Opens New Office in Reading

 👮🏼‍♂️ Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro Enacts Four New Pieces of Legislation

 ⚾️ Phillies Pitcher Zack Wheeler Clinches First Career Gold Glove Award

 🏀 Embiid Dominates with 48 Points, Leading Sixers to Fifth Consecutive Win Over Wizards

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EVENTS

 This Week’s Events in the Reading PA Area

Tuesday - November 7th

Wednesday - November 8th

Thursday - November 9th

Friday - November 10th

Saturday - November 11th

Gingerbread House Dupe w/ AnitaTrinket - 10 AM

Art for Arf's Sake Auction - 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM

All Ages Line Dancing @ Gouglersville Fire Co #1 - 8 PM - 11 PM

Sunday - November 12th

Exeter Township School District
to Host Job Fair Today

Exeter Township School District is on the lookout for exceptional individuals to fill various roles including:

  • Teachers' Aides

  • Custodial/Grounds Staff

  • Bus/Van Drivers & Substitutes

  • Guest Teachers

  • Food Service & Cafeteria Aides

  • Substitute School Nurse (RN)

Exeter Township School District will conduct a job fairs today:

  • November 7th, from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM

Location:

Exeter Township Administration Building

200 Elm Street, Reading, PA 19606

(Near Happy Landings in Exeter Township, close to St. Lawrence)

Exeter Township School District pride itself on offering their staff a comprehensive benefits package that includes a retirement and pension plan, paid leave, and the opportunity for an annual salary increase. Full-time staff members also benefit from an extensive health insurance package that covers medical, vision, and dental care. Whether you're interested in a summer break or prefer year-round employment, Exeter Township School District has options to suit your lifestyle.

Secure your spot now by RSVPing at https://exetersd.org/job-fair. For more information, feel free to reach out to our Human Resources department at 610-779-0700 or send an email to [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!

Emergency Services Contain Brush Fire in Birdsboro, Protecting Local Homes

Fire 259

Birdsboro emergency services responded to a brush fire that erupted on Monday afternoon, threatening homes and property in the area. The fire, reported around 2:50 p.m. near Cocalico and Douglas Street, quickly ascended a hill towards the Brooke Mansion development, endangering residences on Washington Street.

Despite the rapid spread of the flames, which destroyed two sheds, firefighters successfully contained the blaze by 4 p.m., preventing any damage to nearby homes.

Fire crews, including multiple engines and ATVs, were deployed at strategic locations for an effective response. For public safety, fire police closed off roads in the vicinity of the incident. The situation required extensive overhaul efforts, but the prompt action of the fire services averted potential damage to the residential area.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro Enacts Four New Pieces of Legislation

Pennsylvania's Governor Josh Shapiro has enacted four new laws as confirmed by his communications office through a press release.

The initial legislation, House Bill 1094, facilitates the school enrollment process for children of military families, allowing them to register in school districts prior to establishing residency in the state. This bill was put forward by state Representatives Brian Munroe and Milou Mackenzie.

Next, House Bill 1170 changes the name of the state's Milk Marketing Board to the "Pennsylvania Milk Board," a move championed by state Representative Christina Sappey.

The third piece of legislation, Senate Bill 84, removes a provision from the Pennsylvania Education Code that previously barred teachers from displaying religious symbols through their attire. This bill was sponsored by state Senators Kristin Phillips-Hill and Judy Schwank.

Finally, Senate Bill 152, sponsored by state Senator Judy Ward and state Representative Parke Wentling, abrogates the Frozen Dessert Law of 1965, reflecting a step towards updating and potentially simplifying the state's legislative code.

American Red Cross
Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter Opens
New Office in Reading

The American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter has moved to a new location in Reading, transitioning from its previous Centre Avenue address to a new space at 237 Court Street within the Berks County Community Foundation building.

This move is part of an organizational effort to optimize operations and improve the working conditions for staff and volunteers. Despite the change in location, the chapter assures continued commitment to providing essential services such as disaster preparedness, emergency response, and support for military families in Berks County.

Last year alone, the chapter responded to over 300 disasters, assisting upwards of 1,400 individuals.

Reading Local Scoop - Sports

Phillies Pitcher Zack Wheeler Clinches First Career Gold Glove Award

Phillies

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler was among the first-time recipients of the Gold Glove award, an honor recognizing defensive excellence in baseball. Wheeler's achievement marks a significant personal accolade in his career. The selection process for the award combines votes from managers and coaches with a defensive index from the Society for American Baseball Research.

Embiid Dominates with 48 Points, Leading Sixers to Fifth Consecutive
Win Over Wizards

Joel Embiid delivered a spectacular performance, notching a season-high 48 points with 29 coming in a flawless third quarter, propelling the Philadelphia 76ers to a 146-128 win over the Washington Wizards on Monday night. This victory marks the Sixers' fifth in a row since their narrow defeat in the season opener against Milwaukee.

Embiid's third-quarter shooting spree included 10 field goals and 9 free throws, boosting the 76ers' advantage significantly. The star center's regular-season tally of 40-point games has now hit 40, and he rounded off his night with 11 rebounds and six assists.

Tyrese Maxey contributed 22 points and 11 assists, while Tobias Harris and DeAnthony Melton scored 18 and a season-high 14 points, respectively. Nicolas Batum made a notable 11-point debut for the Sixers, following his acquisition in the James Harden trade.

On the Wizards' side, Kyle Kuzma led with 28 points, and Jordan Poole added 23, but their efforts couldn't prevent the team's fourth consecutive loss, dropping them to a 1-5 record.

The Wizards' 19 turnovers were costly, often leading to fast-break points for the Sixers, who showcased a rapid offensive game throughout the night. Philadelphia's shooting was on point, with a 51 for 91 field goal performance and an impressive 32 of 36 from the free-throw line.

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