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.
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By: Tom Rader
Homeowners who live in the shadow of Neversink Mountain expressed gratitude for the work done to protect their houses.
By: Tom Rader
It's an often-welcoming sight for firefighters and first responders dealing with disaster.
By: Tom Rader
RAWA is asking customers to cut back on usage by 15% and conserve water.
For World War II veteran Ed Czechowski of Reading, he's just as amazed as you are that he made it this far.
Officials say more municipalities need to increase funding for EMS.
By: Tom Rader
Ultimately, she wants for her remaining family overseas what she has here.
By: Tom Rader
Met-Ed officials say they're trying to be proactive in minimizing the potential for power lines to contribute to wildfires.
By: Tom Rader
READING, Pa. - We're close, but not close enough. "Getting the voluntary compliance to 15%, our numbers indicate we're about halfway there.
By: Tom Rader
One man and his long lineage have become synonymous with the Kutztown Folk Festival.
By: Tom Rader
Around 200 blues fans packed into the Peanut Bar on a rainy Friday afternoon to start the 7th edition of Reading Blues Fest.
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