Exeter Examiner Stories

  It looks like a solar array will be done by the Exeter school district. 

If there was a doubt in anyone’s mind before that the Exeter Board of Supervisors was broken, after the Monday night meeting, all doubt is gone.

 In what looks like a return to a normal sized agenda, the Exeter Supervisors will hold their initial August meeting on the 1st.

The Exeter school board will hold two meetings Tuesday night. One will be their regularly scheduled Committee of the Whole meeting, the other will be a special voting meeting. 

The Exeter Township Supervisors announced that they have reached a preliminary agreement with Reading Hospitality Management (RHM) and Catering by Doubletree to reopen the Reading Country Club (RCC) as an event space in which to hold weddings, proms, parties, corporate events and the like. 

As an addendum to our preview of the Supervisors meeting of Monday night, and in light of a new partner potentially being brought in to run the Reading Country Club (RCC) food and beverage business, it seems a good idea to do a quick recap of how the RCC golf course is doing financially. 

A big agenda awaits the Exeter Township Supervisors for Monday’s meeting, with the biggest item being about the Reading Country Club (RCC).

In a humdrum school board meeting, as July always is, the only controversial moment was when it was divulged that the salary for the newly created School Safety and Security Coordinator position had been incorrectly reported by the previous interim Superintendent, Dr. Cindy Mierzejewski. 

The Exeter school board will hold one meeting for the month of July, as is their custom.

You’d think I would learn. 

 I started writing about this meeting before it even started, thinking I’d be able to write a portion because it was going to be a staid affair.