Exeter Examiner Stories

The Exeter school board got a first look at the 2024-25 budget at the February Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting.

A hearing was held in round two of Exeter vs David Hughes, a lawsuit filed by the township “for injunctive relief” against Hughes’ publishing of what Solicitor Chad Schnee claims is “attorney/client privileged” (ACP) materials. 

There’s been a lot of noise created in Exeter about water bills in the last couple of years. Citizens complaining loudly about $300-$400 a month water and sewage bills,  screaming by individuals, grandstanding by politicians, and even an ad hoc citizens committee and Facebook page created called Exeter Twp Water Issues.  PA American Water Company (PAWC) is the target of their wrath.

The notes that the Exeter Township Board of Supervisors (BOS) used in illegally placing George Bell back on the board have been discarded

Documents have come to the Exeter Examiner that prove that all of the players concerned in the illegal placement of George Bell on the Exeter Supervisors Board knew that they were breaking the law by doing it incorrectly. 

The Exeter Township Board of Supervisors (BOS) have tried on breaking the law, and they LIKE  the way it fits! 

The Exeter Board of Supervisors are going to confirm their unwillingness to follow the law, and instead pursue the easy, lazy way of doing business on Monday.

The political sign theft case filed on November 20th by Exeter Township Police has been brought to a close.

News to report to the people of Exeter about their lawless local government. 

The Exeter Township Board of Supervisors (BOS) may have intentionally misused the authority of the Vacancy Board to place past member George Bell back on the board.