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Evan Brandt is a reporter covering Pottstown, Pennsylvania for The Mercury . Brandt has received media coverage for being the newspaper's last reporter located in Pottstown. [1] [2] [3]
Brandt went to Pleasantville High School. After graduating college, he worked at suburban weeklies. Brandt started working at The Mercury in 1997. [4] [5]
Brandt is the biological son of writer Anthony S. Brandt and Barbara Brandt, and the stepson of Lorraine Dusky. [4] His stepmother was previously a newspaper reporter. [4]
Brandt is married to Karen Maxfield and has one son. [4]
According to The New York Times , Brandt has received 36 journalism awards. [4]
In the early 2000s, Brandt exposed a chemical company's warehouse which closed and became part of Montgomery County Community College. [4] [6]
Brandt's coverage of the proposed Pottstown YMCA closure helped keep it open. [4] [7]
His coverage of the shortage of computers for disadvantaged students prompted a $60,000 donation. [4] [ citation needed ]
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