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Lisa Snyder Trail: Sentenced to Life in Prison

5 hours ago: Lisa Snyder was sentenced today to 2 consecutive sentences of Life in Prison without Parole, followed by 8½ -17 years in prison on the remaining charges. Snyder was convicted last month of two counts of 1st Degree Murder for the deaths of her two children, Conner and Brinley, in September 2019. The investigation was led by PA State Police Troopers Ian Keck and Daniel Womer. The case was tried by ADAs Meg McCallum and Ken Brown. Lisa Snyder was sentenced today to 2 consecutive sentences of Life in Prison without Parole, followed by 8½ -17 years in prison on the remaining charges. Snyder was convicted last month of two counts of 1st Degree Murder for the deaths of her two children, Conner and Brinley, in September 2019. The investigation was led by PA State Police Troopers Ian Keck and Daniel Womer. The case was tried by ADAs Meg McCallum and Ken Brown.

Wyomissing: Vehicle on its Side after Accident

5 hours ago: Accident at the intersection of Lakeview Drive and Wayne Ave in Wyomissing, reported to be 2 vehicles, 1 on its side, with entrapment. Accident at the intersection of Lakeview Drive and Wayne Ave in Wyomissing, reported to be 2 vehicles, 1 on its side, with entrapment.

Threshold Rehabilitation Services celebrates achievements at annual luncheon

In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), Threshold Rehabilitation Services, Inc. hosted its annual Celebrate Abilities Awards Luncheon on October 15 at the DoubleTree in Reading, PA. The event recognized local employers, partners, and individuals who have made significant

Reading’s ‘Dumpster Day’ returns this Saturday for city-wide clean-up

The City of Reading has announced the return of Dumpster Day, a city-wide residential clean-out event scheduled for Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. This initiative is designed to support community-wide clean-up efforts, providing residents with an opportunity to declutter th

Reading Hospital Foundation celebrates 15th Anniversary of Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing

When Katherine Thornton visits the Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing, she always stops by the Healing Garden before entering the building.The spacious garden, which now includes a putting green, whimsical sculptures, and rows of greenery and colorful flowers, was the first project funded

State invests $3.2 Million in Mt. Penn water storage tank and pump station upgrades

The Shapiro Administration has announced a significant investment in Berks County’s water infrastructure as part of a broader $218.8 million initiative across 21 Pennsylvania counties. This funding, provided through the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), aims to enhance wat

Lynne Angstadt: Building futures beyond the classroom

For nearly two decades, Lynne Angstadt has been a vital force at Conrad Weiser High School, where her passion for both business and education has left a lasting mark on countless students. Originally an accountant, Angstadt’s journey took a transformative turn when she discovered her love for teachi

WCO Shane Casey: Protecting Pennsylvania’s waterways with passion

Pennsylvania’s waterways are more than just picturesque escapes for anglers, boaters, and nature enthusiasts—they’re thriving ecosystems that require careful protection and management. Behind the scenes, Waterways Conservation Officers (WCOs) play a crucial role in conserving these aquatic resources

David Anspach: Building community, one project at a time

David Anspach is a man on a mission. As the Capital Project Manager for the City of Reading, his passion for transforming and rehabilitating the city’s infrastructure is evident in every word he speaks and every project he takes on. Anspach’s journey to this crucial role has been one of dedication,

Tom Voelker: Leading with vision, community, and heart at Daniel Boone Area School District

In the Daniel Boone Area School District, where the communities of Birdsboro, Amity Township, and Union Township intersect, one individual is working tirelessly to inspire students, engage families, and foster a sense of unity within the district. That person is Tom Voelker, superintendent of the Da

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