Tom Rader is a Reporter at WFMZ 69 News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, government and politics, culture and society, as well as general assignment news, with a particular focus on competitive sports and real estate. Tom's work has been featured in WFMZ-TV.
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Tom Rader's focus seems to be on local news, events, and community-oriented stories in the Berks County area of Pennsylvania. His coverage includes a range of topics such as entertainment news, crime, family & relationships, and house & home.
Given his emphasis on local events and community stories, he may be interested in pitches that involve unique or impactful local initiatives, human-interest pieces featuring individuals within the community, or insights into developments affecting Berks County. Pitches related to noteworthy entertainment events or local government announcements could also align with Tom's coverage.
When reaching out to Tom Rader for potential coverage opportunities or story ideas, keep in mind his geographic focus on the United States at a more localized level encompassing Pennsylvania and Allentown.
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By: Tom Rader
He's a filmmaker in search of answers. "The purpose of this trip was try to get more answers. What really happened?" said Santo Marabella.
Seven years after a popular music shop played its final note on Lancaster Avenue in Shillington, a new music store is opening its doors.
By: Tom Rader
Students say they learned a lot about the candidates and how society shapes the political landscape through information.
BOYERTOWN, Pa. - An 8-year-old Boyertown boy remains in the hospital, recovering from a tragic accident at a local Halloween parade.
By: Tom Rader
It all starts with a Penn Street shutdown and a big block party beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday.
It's called ExploreBerks and it's available through the Pennsylvania Americana Region tourism bureau with a free download.
Berks County election office workers have been busy processing applications and say the state has invested millions in the upcoming election.
What parameters need to be met for the commissioners to enact a county-wide burn ban?
By: Tom Rader
It's a campaign stop that shows just how important Pennsylvania, and particularly Reading, is in the upcoming election.
Initial emergency dispatches called for a fire in a residence with entrapment.
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