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A mobile dental clinic is looking to improve access to dental care in underserved communities. → Read More
A new trail of banners lead to a monument honoring Berks Purple Heart recipients. → Read More
There have been 1,643 COVID deaths in Berks County. → Read More
Early morning construction work on a bridge will cause delays and stoppages on the turnpike. → Read More
Educators and organizations can apply for grants of up to $1,000. → Read More
21st Century Community Learning Centers support students in low-income areas across Pennsylvania. → Read More
Berks has seen 1,489 COVID deaths during the pandemic. → Read More
A newly formed health care group led by Temple Health is buying Chestnut Hill Hospital, pending approval from regulators and Tower Health bond holders. → Read More
The center has added an informational page to its website. → Read More
The small, free libraries were built by participants in BCPS’s Rebuilding Reentrants and Reading program. → Read More
Two dozen students from the U.S. and Germany are taking part in a four-week, trans-Atlantic academy focused on human rights. → Read More
The governor discussed the $1.8 billion increase in education funding included in the state budget. → Read More
Berks receiving more than $1.6 million in early learning grants. → Read More
Local playwright Cheyenne Malfaro will put on a production of her first play, “House of the Rising Sun.” → Read More
The DA said he doesn’t believe the killings are related. → Read More
A Boyertown man is facing several charges after pulling a gun during a fight outside a bar. → Read More
There have been 1,488 COVID deaths in Berks. → Read More
City police investigating third shooting in under 24 hours. → Read More
Families will have to fill out applications in order for their students to receive free or reduced cost meals for the 2022-23 school year. → Read More
Families will have to fill out applications in order for their students to receive free or reduced cost meals for the 2022-23 school year. → Read More