Exeter meeting ends in bitter skirmish over legitimacy of supervisor
Monday night's meeting of the Exeter Township Board of Supervisors was business-like until the very end when a brief but bitter skirmish broke out.
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Monday night's meeting of the Exeter Township Board of Supervisors was business-like until the very end when a brief but bitter skirmish broke out.
The victim was lured to a meeting in Exeter Township by Ashley Harp under the guise of receiving instructions for medicating a dog whose ownership was in dispute, police said. He was then assaulted by Harp and her husband, Christopher R. Staron-Harp.
Over the years, Hamid Chaudhry has made it his mission to purchase and turn around businesses in Berks County. Dairy Queen locations in Kenhorst and Exeter Township, the Lukoil gas station in West Reading, the Wyomissing Family Restaurant & Bakery and the Shillington Farmers Market are among the success stories for the businessman. Chaudhry recently announced a new project. He has purchased the site of a former Sheetz convenience store and gas station at 6600 Perkiomen Ave. in Exeter Township for $750,000. Wyomissing-based NAI Keystone Commercial & Industrial LLC handled the sale. - Advertise...