Stephen Engle
TV Correspondent at Bloomberg News
Chief North Asia Correspondent at Bloomberg Television
Bloomberg TV Chief North Asia Correspondent. Have lived in the Asia-Pacific for 30+ years (China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Guam)
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Stephen Engle
When: Elizabeth Township Board of Supervisors meeting, June 9. What happened: Spencer Todd, president of Warwick Little League, addressed the board about the poor condition of the baseball fields located at Elizabeth Township Community Park, 116 E. 28th Division Highway, Lititz. Todd said the fields are unplayable and questioned township officials on the uses that are causing damage.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Luz Ding |Stephen Engle
Meituan's Keeta food delivery drone during a demonstration in Hong Kong on June 5. (Bloomberg) -- Meituan is expanding its drone delivery service in Dubai as part of an ambitious overseas push. The Beijing-based company will launch two to three new routes for drone delivery in the emirate in the second half of the year with the potential to add more, Vice President Yinian Mao told Bloomberg News in an interview Thursday. “It will be very highly visible.
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1 month ago |
lancasteronline.com | Stephen Engle
When: Cocalico school board meeting, May 19. What happened: The board unanimously approved a resolution for the proposed final budget for the 2025-26 school year and a levy to impose a 3.25% tax increase, which is less than the 5.3% rate hike authorized last year. Background: The district had initially presented a preliminary budget with a 4% tax increase, but during a public work session May 5, the board requested a lower rate of 3.25%.
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1 month ago |
lancasteronline.com | Stephen Engle
When: Cocalico school board meeting, April 28. What happened: Sherri Stull, the district’s business manager, told the board her office is recommending a minimum tax increase of 2.95% for the 2025-26 school year to help close the budget deficit which has widened in recent years. Despite making over $2 million worth of significant reductions in expenditures for the preliminary budget, Stull said a tax hike will still be necessary to increase revenue.
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2 months ago |
lancasteronline.com | Stephen Engle
When: Elizabeth Township Board of Supervisors meeting, April 14. What happened: The Lititz Public Library will lose about $3,000 in funds this year, due to the Lancaster County commissioners’ decision to decrease funding to the Lancaster County Library System by 17% this year, Carolyn Reiste, Lititz library executive director, said. Detail: The 17% amounts to a $360,000 reduction for the system.
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