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How to Convert JSON to CSV, XML, YAML, TXT, SQL, and HTML for Different Data Requirements
August 25th, 2026 22 views FREE SEO Topical Map Generator: Find Your Next Content Ideas JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is now one of the most popular formats for storing and exchanging structured data. Developers frequently leverage JSON files in conjunction with APIs, web applications, databases, configuration files, and data-export systems. JSON is flexible and machine-readable, but it’s not always the most convenient format for every task.
The Complete Guide to SQLite Database Conversion and Export Methods
August 18th, 2026 22 views FREE SEO Topical Map Generator: Find Your Next Content Ideas Introduction SQLite is Light-Weight & Self-Contained. It's a popular database format for desktop and mobile apps, embedded devices, testing environments and small business uses. Common extensions include .db, .sqlite and .sqlite3.
A Complete Guide to Convert JSON Files into Different Formats
August 11th, 2026 36 views FREE SEO Topical Map Generator: Find Your Next Content Ideas Overview JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is one of the commonly used data formats for storing and exchanging structured data. Its lightweight architecture and ease of readability has made it a favourite for web applications, APIs, software development and databases and data management systems. However, JSON files don’t always fit the bill for every need.
The Ultimate Batch Processing Checklist for Softaken JSON Converter
August 03rd, 2026 13 views FREE SEO Topical Map Generator: Find Your Next Content Ideas Overview If you have to deal with hundreds of JSON files on a regular basis, converting files one by one can be tedious and error prone. If you are a developer, data analyst, business person or student, batch processing can make your life a lot easier. This checklist will assist you to prepare, execute and verify large scale JSON file conversions with Softaken JSON Converter.
A Complete Guide to Recovering Corrupt Outlook PST Files Without Data Loss
July 31st, 2026 12 views FREE SEO Topical Map Generator: Find Your Next Content Ideas Introduction Mailbox files that are corrupted or damaged can significantly reduce your productivity when using desktop email clients. In this blog we will discuss how to select the right recovery method for corrupted or unreadable Outlook storage files and identify it.
UK must fix disconnect between offshore wind delivery and onshore benefit
UK must fix disconnect between offshore wind delivery and onshore benefit Early investment in supply chains, infrastructure and jobs is crucial to unlock long-term onshore benefits following the offshore wind boom Julia Rose, Head of Offshore Wind Photo: The Crown Estate
How the North East sparked Britain’s offshore wind revolution
Julia Rose, The Crown Estate's Head of Offshore Wind, writes about how The Crown Estate's Leasing Round 6 will help to power thousands more jobs. The North East Started Britain’s Offshore Wind Revolution - Now It Can Power Thousands More Jobs From the UK’s first turbines in Blyth to a new generation of skilled work, the North East remains at the centre of our clean energy future. Twenty-five years ago, the UK’s offshore wind story began in the North East.
Are your invoices compliant with the rules for "funded" care?
In February 2025, the government released updated guidance for all Early Years providers, around the “funded” 30 hours of childcare. Although the guidance was applicable from April of the same year, the final deadline for the changes providers must make to invoices is January 2026. But what’s changed, and how do you know if your setting’s invoicing is compliant? Read on to find out… What are the rules around invoicing for the funded hours?
Avoiding Seed Oils? Here, the Best Alternatives to Buy
America loves a dietary villain: saturated fat, salt, carbs, sugar and now, seed oils. That’s right: The seemingly innocuous vegetable, canola, sunflower, safflower and grapeseed oils that have long stocked our pantries are moving up the list of public-health enemies. According to consumer insight firm Tastewise, 62% of consumers say they are avoiding canola and vegetable oils. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
Drone Show Over Nashville Delivers UFO Spectacle-and a Tax Season Reminder
Drone Show Over Nashville Delivers UFO Spectacle—and a Tax Season Reminder Tax Relief Advocates stages record-breaking aerial display to raise awareness ahead of the April 15 filing deadline Tax season can feel overwhelming—especially for those who are already in debt or facing IRS pressure.
What makes Famly worth the price?
Who are Acorns Pre-school? When Acorns Pre-school say they’re a family setting, they really mean it. Husband and wife pair Michelle and Mat Stephens took over the setting from Mat’s mum and dad, Debbie and Tim, so it’s been family-run for over 30 years. Mat and Michelle’s children went to Acorns, Mat’s aunt has worked there, and Mat and Michelle actually met at Acorns. But it’s not just the Stephens who make up the Acorns family.
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The Roads to Carbon Neutral - Episode 7 - Changing Winds
Julia Rose, Head of Development TotalEnergies, Offshore Wind UK Here in Scotland, you cannot deny the mighty force of the wind. And if you go out to sea, the wind blows even stronger. So if you want to harvest wind and wind energy, that's where you must go. In TotalEnergies, we've been working in the offshore territory for many, many years, and there's now an opportunity to take these skills into offshore wind, building the basis for a carbon neutral future.
FirstEnergy Stadium employees helping out at Citizens Bank Park for World Series
Just like the Reading Fightin Phils players get called up to the big league, some of the staff at FirstEnergy Stadium are getting the call to work at Citizens Bank Park. It's all hands on deck as the Phillies get ready to host games three, four and five of the World Series.
Lehigh Valley school districts modernizing buses with AI technology
SALISBURY TWP., Pa. - More than 80 school buses carrying students in the Wilson Area, Salisbury Township and Catasauqua Area districts will soon be equipped with state-of-the-art safety technology. "The core of our tech is an AI engine named Ava and she's able to monitor up to eight lanes of traffic in a variety of traffic conditions," said Jean Souliere, CEO of BusPatrol.
'Dine in the Dark' event benefits visually impaired, blind
BERN TWP., Pa. - Dozens of people came out for a special dinner Thursday night at Berkshire Country Club in Bern Township. It was an eye-opening experience with their eyes blindfolded shut. "It's just a small snippet of what someone with vision loss goes through," said Lori Schermerhorn, president and CEO of the Vision Resource Center of Berks County. Community members sat down for dinner wearing blindfolds to try and navigate a meal without their sight.
Spirit of Courage Awards honor local heroes who risked their lives
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The annual Valley Preferred Spirit of Courage Awards were held at Lehigh Valley Hospital Muhlenberg in Bethlehem Tuesday night. Hundreds of people came out to honor local heroes, people who've risked their lives to save others in fires or burn incidents. "We're celebrating the goodness of people," said Corissa Rolon, Executive Director and CEO of Burn Prevention Network. The Valley Preferred Spirit of Courage Awards are hosted by the Burn Prevention Network.
Spirit of Courage Awards held to honor local heroes who risked their lives in burn incidents
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The annual Valley Preferred Spirit of Courage Awards were held at Lehigh Valley Hospital Muhlenberg in Bethlehem Tuesday night. Hundreds of people came out to honor local heroes, people who've risked their lives to save others in fires or burn incidents. "We're celebrating the goodness of people," said Corissa Rolon, Executive Director and CEO of Burn Prevention Network. The Valley Preferred Spirit of Courage Awards are hosted by the Burn Prevention Network.
Get flu shot now before cases rise
READING, Pa. - Flu season is upon us, and Reading Hospital's chief of infectious diseases says she expects a higher case count than in years past. "Over the last two years, we've hardly had any cases," said Dr. Debra Powell. "Two years ago in 2021, we had zero cases of flu in this area. Last year, we had a couple." She says with people interacting again, schools back in session and a lack of masks, cases will start to circulate soon, which is why it's best to get the flu shot now.
PennDOT lays out plan for winter weather operations
HARRISBURG, Pa. - As the sun shined bright on Tuesday, PennDOT laid out its plan for the dark days of winter ahead. "We've been preparing for winter since the end of last winter," said PennDOT's Acting Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration Mike Keiser. Keiser says the department has $212 million to spend on winter operations this year, a big budget for a big job.
LGBT Center to hold 'Out in the Park' festival at FirstEnergy Stadium
READING, Pa. - The LGBT Center of Greater Reading is hoping to fill FirstEnergy Stadium over the weekend for its . "FirstEnergy Stadium has been very supportive, not only of the LGBT Center of Greater Reading but the LGBTQ+ in the greater Reading area, period," said Aaron Rineer, the center's development director. On Saturday, more than 100 vendors will pack the ballpark for a day of educational sessions, live entertainment and food. "Nonprofits, artisanal, advocates," Rineer said.
16-year-old wanted for murder in deadly shooting outside Roxborough High School
PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are on the hunt for 16-year-old Dayron Burney-Thorne, announcing the district attorney's office approved charges of murder, attempted murder, theft, obstructing justice, tampering with evidence, and criminal conspiracy. "Last week's tragedy outside of Roxborough High School has shaken our city to its core," said Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw. Burney-Thorne is wanted in the deadly ambush shooting that happened on Sept.
BCAP weatherization program helps to reduce home energy bills
READING, Pa. - A crew with Berks Community Action Program, or BCAP, worked to insulate a home on Spruce Street in Reading on Thursday as part of its weatherization program. "The weatherization program is designed to help homeowners save on their energy bills," said Michael Drumheller, deputy director of energy programs at BCAP. Drumheller says as the weather starts to get cool, calls are coming in hot.
Penn State punter reflects on scholarship presented by Eli Manning in viral video
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - In case you missed it, video of two-time Super Bowl champ Eli Manning going undercover and trying out as a Penn State football walk-on recently went viral. No one knew it was Manning except for a few staff members, so when he pulled off his wig and face mask, the players went nuts. "We were like, 'Wow, this quarterback's really good, like really, really good,'" said Penn State punter Barney Amor.
Kutztown bookstore celebrates Banned Book Week
KUTZTOWN, Pa. - At Firefly Bookstore in Kutztown, books like "Gender Queer" and "All Boys Aren't Blue" are front and center this week. "We've got a display in the window that emphasizes some of the books that have commonly been pulled plus some of the books that have been the most challenged books within the last calendar year," said Matthew Williams, co-owner of Firefly Bookstore.
Is Taylor Swift headlining halftime of Super Bowl LVII?
NEW YORK - Those who live in Berks County may remember a 10-year-old Taylor Swift performing the national anthem before an R-Phils game at FirstEnergy Stadium. After her family's move to Nashville, she returned to Baseballtown in 2007 to do it again, and then the next year, she performed at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, before Game 3 of the 2008 World Series between the Phillies and the Tampa Bay Rays.
Officials push young people to register to vote ahead of November elections
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - September 20 is National Voter Registration Day, a nonpartisan, civic holiday celebrating democracy and encouraging the unregistered to get on it. "When you look at young voters, which is usually 18 to 24, we're behind when it comes to registration rates among young voters," said Leigh Chapman, Pennsylvania's acting Secretary of State.
Eagles fans flock to the Linc for home opener
PHILADELPHIA - Eagles fans flocked to South Philadelphia to cheer on their team. "Feels good, been waiting for this day since last year, home opener is always exciting," said fan Jared Smull, who made the trek from Easton with his mom and a friend. "About an hour and a half, hour and 40 depending on traffic," he said. "I would make this drive everyday if I had to," said fan Josh Simons. They say they've been waiting months to get back into the Linc.
Berks pup hits runway at New York Fashion Week
EXETER TWP., Pa. - Forget the catwalk - it was all about Penny the dog's walk during New York Fashion Week just a few days ago. "It was a proud moment for me," said Penny's owner Preety Kaur. Kaur, an Exeter Township native, is talking about the moment her Maltipoo, Penny, made her way down the runway for designer Anthony Rubio's show.
Minersville passes ordinance making ATVs, dirt bikes legal on streets
MINERSVILLE, Pa. - Cities and towns across Pennsylvania are passing ordinances to outlaw ATVs and dirt bikes on their streets, but one Schuylkill County town voted Tuesday to welcome the off-road vehicles. The Minersville Borough Council voted unanimously to pass an ordinance that would make it legal to ride off-road vehicles on borough streets. The new ATV ordinance allows riders to travel into downtown from the nearby Famous Reading Outdoors ATV park and trails.
Groups raise awareness for Suicide Prevention Week
READING, Pa. - These first few days of September mark National Suicide Prevention Week, an annual campaign aimed at informing people about suicide prevention and the warning signs of suicide. "For last year, in the calendar year, we had 75 people in Berks County who died by suicide," said Pam Seaman, administrator of the Berks County Office of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities.
Local organizations raise awareness for National Suicide Prevention Week
READING, Pa. - These first few days of September mark National Suicide Prevention Week, an annual campaign aimed at informing people about suicide prevention and the warning signs of suicide. "For last year, in the calendar year, we had 75 people in Berks County who died by suicide," said Pam Seaman, administrator of the Berks County Office of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities.
Restaurants gear up for 'Taste of Hamburg-er Festival'
HAMBURG, Pa. - The 19th annual "Taste of Hamburg-er Festival" in Hamburg will take place Saturday. The fest is an all-day event filled with more than 40 burger stands, live music, burger-eating contests and cooking competitions. Vendors travel from near and far to let meat-lovers taste-test their burgers. This year, some local restaurants and taking part for the first time. The West Reading Tavern is setting up a stand, and the staff said it hopes to sell about 375 of its signature whiskey burgers.
Local restaurants gear up for 'Taste of Hamburg-er Festival'
HAMBURG, Pa. - The 19th annual "Taste of Hamburg-er Festival" in Hamburg, of course, will take place Saturday. The fest is an all-day event filled with more than 40 burger stands, live music, burger eating contests and cooking competitions. Vendors come from near and far to let meat-lovers taste-test their burgers. This year, some local restaurants and taking part for the first time.
Security continues to be tight at Lehigh University after shooting threat
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It was back to business on the second day of the semester, but as Lehigh University students bopped from class to class, they say they were surrounded by security. "There's been a lot of police sitting around campus, I saw in the library today there were two policemen sitting in the cafe," said senior Kate Turkeltaub. "I just see a lot more patrol cars around campus," said junior Tanner Moore. The heightened security is a direct response to threats made over the weekend.
Helping Harvest gearing up for back-to-school rush
SPRING TWP., Pa. — It's hustling and bustling inside the Helping Harvest food bank in Spring Township. "We're very busy right now," said Jay Worrall, president of Helping Harvest. "inflation has been landing on our clientele as hard as anyone else." Worrall said inflation, supply chain issues and now students heading back to school are a challenging combo. "It's kind of a juggling act," he said. "We have to order food earlier than we have before.
Helping Harvest food bank gearing up for back-to-school rush
REAINDG, Pa. - It's hustling and bustling inside Helping Harvest food bank in Reading. "We're very busy right now, inflation has been landing on our clientele as hard as anyone else," said Jay Worrall, president of Helping Harvest. Worrall says inflation, supply chain issues and now kids heading back to school are a challenging combo.
With the cost of marriage rising, couples are holding micro weddings
LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. -- For a lot of couples, something's gotta give in order to contend with the highest inflation in 40 years. For some, that means cutting the guest list. The Knot, which conducts an annual survey on wedding trends, found that nearly half the couples who got married last year reduced their guest count. The average 2021 wedding had 105 guests, compared to 131 guests in 2019.
Back to school backpack giveaways held for Lehigh Valley students
ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- The first day of school is around the corner for little Sariah and now, she's ready to take on 4th grade with a brand-new backpack and lots of supplies. "I found notebooks and sharpened pencils and I saw rulers and a binder," said 4th grader Sariah. She was one of dozens of students who came out to Jefferson Park in Whitehall on Wednesday for the Back to School Backpack Giveaway.
Former kindergarten teacher in Phillipsburg celebrates 100th birthday with town proclamation
PHILLIPSBURG, N.J. - A Phillipsburg woman celebrated her 100th birthday on Tuesday. Joyce Sickels was surrounded by friends, family and some local leaders who helped her ring in the milestone with a proclamation. "Joyce Sickels for her many accomplishments, mostly for being an asset to the community and church," said Mayor Todd M. Tersigni as he read the proclamation out loud.
Doc addresses COVID, monkeypox protocols for new school year
WEST READING, Pa. — A new school year, free of mask mandates, is upon us. "We're trying to get back to a 'normal' school environment, where you have activities, you have kids doing what they normally like to do and doing it safely in a school setting," said Dr. Debra Powell, the chief of infectious diseases at Reading Hospital. Powell said this new school year comes with new rules for students who contract COVID.
Reading Fire Dept. debuts new 93-foot tower ladder truck
READING, Pa. – The Reading Fire Department received a delivery Thursday that was years in the making. A brand new, 93-foot tower ladder truck arrived at the station, and firefighters say it's a game changer for the city's safety. "It's huge for us because we use our equipment so heavily with our call volume and different incidents," said Reading firefighter Luke DePledge. "It's not just fires — it's all different incidents we run. DePledge will be one of the drivers of the new tower ladder truck.
Reading Fire Dept. debuts 93-foot tower ladder truck
READING, Pa. — The Reading Fire Department received a delivery Thursday that was years in the making. A brand new, 93-foot tower ladder truck arrived at the Plum and Franklin streets station, and firefighters said it's a game changer for the city's safety. "It's huge for us, because we use our equipment so heavily with our call volume and different incidents," said Firefighter Luke DePledge.
Northampton County couple wins big at Transplant Games of America
MARTINS CREEK, Pa. - Albert and Vicki Piccotti from Martins Creek danced their way to victory at the 2022 Transplant Games of America. Representing Team Philly, the pair took home five gold medals each in the ballroom dancing competition. "They don't just hand them out. I mean, we got the score sheets so we know what they scored us," said Vicki. The Piccottis took part in the Transplant Games because they're transplant recipients.
National Night Out brings cops and communities together
EASTON, Pa. - Tuesday was National Night Out and plenty of police departments across the region took time to meet and mingle with members of the community. The events aim to help cops and communities build stronger bonds. In Easton, families gathered at Pioneer Park for face painting, basketball, a movie and of course, to hang with Easton police officers. "The National Night Out events are mainly geared towards the younger generation, younger people.
Reading police officer shot Allentown man in self-defense, Berks DA says
READING, Pa. – Berks County District Attorney John Adams ruled the Reading police officer who shot an Allentown man during a chase on July 14 did so in self-defense. "During our investigation, we determined that the police officer was absolutely justified in using deadly force in this situation," Adams said. The shooting happened in north Reading. Adams says a car with three men inside drove toward the officers who responded to a call of catalytic converter thefts on South Fifth Street.
Police officers justified in shooting suspect, Berks district attorney rules
HATFIELD TWP., Pa. - A police officer who shot a man was justified, according to Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele. It was a morning that neighbors still vividly remember on Leon Drive. Sircar Brown, 28, was running through peoples' back yards armed with a knife, and hiding behind a wood pile. "I'm literally like two, three hundred feet away.
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