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Planners are trying to figure out how to change that; one builder says lower property taxes and costs associated with improvements → Read More
Legislation sponsored by Berks lawmaker directed the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct the study. → Read More
Both are considered a high risk by the Department of Environmental Protection. → Read More
1,200 barrels of poison; $70 million clean up; 50-years seeping into groundwater; it's not over yet → Read More
Folmer recently resigned over child pornography charges. → Read More
Bite of Berks scholarship event offers accolades for protecting the environment. → Read More
Inside, outside, up and down with more 150 volunteers pitching in from the bank and the community → Read More
Life Impact Mobile Food Pantry partners with Jamestown Village Apartments to offer the service, which will take place Saturdays at noon. Diners do not have to live in the apartments to access the service. → Read More
Thousands of attendees line Penn Avenue for food, art and services → Read More
City Council will decide what to do with the dam after it's drained. → Read More
A tour of a business, food bank and a chat with township officials make for an illuminating visit for the Schuylkill County Republican. → Read More
The 2016 suit claims the landfill's owner should be excused from paying Berks fees under a contract the company considers void, and that Berks should reimburse the company millions. → Read More
A trail suited for wheelchair users will link to an existing boardwalk at the Reading facility. → Read More
The annual campaign kicks off with a day of volunteer work. → Read More
Pipeline opponents on panel hear from union pipeline workers. → Read More
The animals were found near Bowmansville in unsanitary conditions, many with untreated medical conditions, the Pa. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says. → Read More
Maintenance and improvement projects will cost about $900,000, part of $100 million statewide sought by a foundation in support of Gov. Tom Wolf's Restore Pennsylvania plan. → Read More
Hydroelectric developers want to study facility's potential for producing power. → Read More
Modifying Rolling Hills Landfill would nearly double traffic, but the matter still hangs in the balance. → Read More
More than 80 violations and $13 million in penalties have been leveled during the entire project. → Read More