Keith Dmochowski is a local journalist based in Reading, Pennsylvania. He writes for several publications including the Daily Local News, The Mercury, The Times Herald, and Reading Eagle Company. His articles cover a range of topics including local business news, community events, and public safety issues.
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Reading, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Keith's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, including business developments, community events, and government activities. He also covers tragic incidents such as fires.
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By: Bill Uhrich Medianews, Keith Dmochowski
The gas station and convenience store in Douglassville slated to open in the coming months, officials say
By: Keith Dmochowski
The district is considering a partnership with Effective School Solutions, N.J., to offer in-school therapeutic programming.
By: Keith Dmochowski
Residents say they're worried the district will hire Abe Lucabaugh, former superintendent of Central Bucks School District who resigned with an over $700,000 severance package.
By: Keith Dmochowski
Residents say they’re worried the district will hire Abe Lucabaugh, former superintendent of Central Bucks School District, Bucks County, who resigned with an over $700,000 severance package.
A big crowed turns out for the event featuring music and dance, food trucks and environmentally geared activities
By: Keith Dmochowski
Union Township residents are concerned about a proposal for rezoning that would enable the expansion of a quarry.
The York-based nonprofit is celebrating National Bike Month by offering riders a chance to win a $100 gift card.
By: Keith Dmochowski
The Cumru Township Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 against a $144,000 contract with Community Networking Resources, Harrisburg.
The ninth annual contest was organized by Art Plus Gallery and The Friends of Nolde Forest.
May 2—Art Plus Gallery in West Reading has announced the winners of the ninth annual "Nature of Nolde Forest" student art contest.
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