Weidenhammer of Wyomissing is a digital strategies and technology solutions company. Anthony Cartolaro, Jr., is vice president of Weidenhammer’s Digital Platforms Division and has more than 25 years of technology leadership experience.
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coronavirus
PSECU launches virtual campus ambassador program
PSECU has long had a commitment to student outreach on Pennsylvania’s state-run college and university campuses, but with the COVID-19 pandemic keeping most campuses practically shut down for the better part of the last year it’s become a difficult challenge.
Read More »Tower Health receives shipment of counterfeit N95 masks
Reading-based Tower Health said it was recently the recipient of counterfeit 3M 1860 N95 masks.
Read More »Pa. liquor control enforcement officers issue 20 violations state-wide
Pennsylvania State Police Liquor Control Enforcement Officers visited 756 liquor license holders and issued 20 notice violations to businesses who failed to follow COVID-19 requirements during the week of Feb. 1.
Read More »Pennsylvania Senate approves $912 million COVID-19 relief bill
A bill that would allow for the distribution of $912 million in COVID-19 relief measures to restaurants, schools, employers, tenants and landlords has been approved by the Pennsylvania Senate.
Read More »Winter’s cold never felt so warm as COVID-wary shoppers buy up fire pits, skis and parkas
From keeping hands and toes toasty to toasting marshmallows or warming skiers at area resorts, coronavirus has made the great outdoors more attractive to socialize and visit with friends and family. And sales of outdoor fire pits and fire places, winter gear, warm clothes and accessories – anything that will make being outdoors during a Pennsylvania winter more comfortable -- have soared since the pandemic began last year.
Read More »Customers Bank turns to fintech to help small businesses with PPP loans
During the first round of Paycheck Protection Loans last year, Customers Bank of West Reading was able to assist in more than 100,000 PPP loans totaling more than $5 billion.
Read More »Pa. resumes COVID-19 unemployment compensation, good news for gig and self-employed workers
Following a gap in benefits after the federal government delayed approval of December’s COVID relief and government funding bill, the state Department of Labor & Industry announced it can now resume payments for its temporary federal unemployment programs.
Read More »PUA now accepting benefit claims from Gig workers, self-employed
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry announced that the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program of the federal CARES Act extension, or PUA, is now accepting claims for those who don’t meet the requirements for traditional unemployment compensation, but have lost work because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »St. Luke’s releases plans for community COVID-19 vaccinations
As St. Luke’s prepares to move into the next phase of vaccinations it has developed a process to allow individuals to sign up for notifications regarding the vaccine.
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