The Exeter Eagles (3-0, 6-0) ran into Don Thomas Stadium with statement victory in mind. They walked out with statement victory in hand, beating a good Warwick Warriors (1-2, 2-4) team 47-7.

 The Supervisors heard from Public Works Manager Larry Piersol on his and Supervisor Michelle Kircher’s investigation as to utilization of space for township employees.

In a bold contradiction of board policy and Pennsylvania law, the Exeter Township Supervisors voted last night 4-1 to “supersede” the contract with Keystone Municipal Services, which is the document that spells out the employment terms of interim township manager Betsy McBride. 

New personnel are on the agenda at the next Exeter Township Supervisors meeting.

The Exeter Eagles (2-0, 5-0) probably went into Friday night’s game pretty confident, being ranked third in the state, and playing against a winless Lebanon Cedars (0-2, 0-5) team that lost the previous week to Muhlenberg, 47-25.

  The Exeter school board had question after question about the planned  solar array fields the district has been debating.

 On a night when the offense sputtered in the first half before catching a groove, the Exeter Eagle defense was stellar throughout the game.

 Tucked away in the agenda items for the Disrespectful Crying Babies Council, I mean, Exeter Township Board of Supervisors September 12th, 2022 meeting is two items that state:

6.Discussion and possible motion to declare the Vacancy Chair vacant. 

7. Nominations and possible action for replacement of Vacancy Chair

The Exeter Township School District’s agenda for the next board of directors meeting leaves a giant question mark in the mind of people viewing it.

 The Exeter Eagles improved to 2-0 in a game that was much more lopsided than the score sheet shows.