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In this Pottstown Local Scoop Issue…

📅 Monster List of Pottstown Events

🥲 North Coventry Township Police Mourn Passing of Retired Corporal Paul Holliday

📚 Pottstown Library Seeking Volunteers to Help Reopen Youth Services Department

🏥 Tower Health Posts First Full-Year Operating Profit Since 2017

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Meme of the Day

North Coventry Township Police Mourn Passing of Retired Corporal Paul Holliday

The North Coventry Township Police Department is mourning the death of retired Corporal Paul Holliday, a longtime officer remembered for his dedication to the community and the people he served.

The department described Holliday as a respected officer who approached his interactions with kindness and respect. He was also remembered for his polished boots, welcoming smile and memorable laugh.

Holliday worked with children in the community through the DARE program and was known for his work alongside his partner, Wax.

Beyond his service as an officer, the department remembered Holliday as a friend and member of its extended police family whose influence will continue through those who worked with and knew him.

Pottstown Library Seeking Volunteers to Help Reopen Youth Services Department

The Pottstown Regional Public Library is seeking volunteers to help put its Youth Services Department back together as a renovation project wraps up this week.

Volunteers are needed Saturday, Nov. 7, to assist library staff with moving furniture and other items down from the attic, reshelving books and completing additional tasks needed to restore the department.

The work follows the temporary closure of Youth Services for a Lowe’s Hometown renovation.

Anyone interested in helping can contact the library for additional information or arrive at the library Saturday.

Volunteer Details

Date: Saturday, Nov. 7
Tasks: Moving furniture and other items, reshelving books and additional setup work
Project: Youth Services Department renovation
Information: Contact Pottstown Regional Public Library for additional details

Tower Health Posts First Full-Year

Operating Profit Since 2017

A stethoscope and clipboard with an upward line graph on a windowsill in a sunrise-lit corridor

The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that Tower Health, the parent of Pottstown Hospital and Phoenixville Hospital, has posted its first full-year operating profit since the system launched in 2017.

According to the Business Journal, a combination of cost reductions and hospital restructuring helped Tower clear a major hurdle in its turnaround effort.