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Berks County high school closing 2 days after surge of COVID cases
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READING, Pa. - Exeter Senior High School, in Berks County, is closing for two days, due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
The Superintendent for the Exeter Township School District, Dr. Kimberly Minor, made the announcement Tuesday evening.
The high school campus was to close at 3 p.m. Tuesday, while extracurricular activities and athletics were not going to be held.
According to the statement, high school students will partake in all-virtual learning Wednesday and Thursday, then resume in-person lessons at the school Friday, April 30.
The statement by Dr. Minor,
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(Harrisburg, PA) Aerial spraying to battle gypsy moth outbreaks in Pennsylvania is going to be underway soon. The state s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced yesterday that the Bureau of Forestry will be overseeing the spraying of almost 150 sites totaling more than 203-thousand acres. The spraying will be done by helicopters and planes. Officials say gypsy moths are an invasive species that cause major habitat loss by killing many different types of trees including Oak, sweet gum, basswood, birch, aspen and willows. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board To Hold Limited-Release Lotteries For 28 Rare Whiskeys
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