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Evan Brandt is a reporter for The Mercury, where he has been covering local news since 1997. His reporting focuses on a variety of topics including elections, government, climate change, and urban development, with a keen interest in the surrounding environment and community issues. Evan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Montgomery News, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Morning Call.
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Evan Brandt's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, community events, and crime in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. He frequently covers government announcements and evolving stories related to the locality. If you are reaching out to Evan with a pitch or story idea, ensure that it is directly relevant to the Pottstown area and falls within these thematic areas.
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The vote on the ordinance addition is set for the June 9 meeting
By: Evan Brandt
Officials admit they "messed up" interaction with Douglass that led to withdrawal from regional planning commission
By: Evan Brandt
POTTSTOWN — Douglass (Mont.) Township's decision last week to withdraw from the regional planning committee , has left the remaining seven municipalities with some questions.
NORTH COVENTRY — The township's zoning hearing board will issue its ruling on July 9 on the application to build a 4,966-square-foot Sheetz on just
POTTSTOWN — Pottstown High School held its 146th graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 28, and the 262 members of the Class of 2026 became alumni, joining the more than 21,000 graduates who have passed through those halls.
By: Evan Brandt
“We’ve got close to a year to come up with a plan and I think it’s imperative we get something on the books.”
Douglass’s decision to withdraw will leave the zoning ordinances in the other towns unprotected — but not for a year, according to Bice.
None of the changes would apply to the two data center proposals already filed
POTTSTOWN — Borough council was pressed again Wednesday night to come up with a way to honor more minority veterans with the banners that have been hung along High Street.
