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As many as 500 Met-Ed customers in Bern Township temporarily lost power Tuesday night after a car sheared a utility pole on West Leesport Road. → Read More
This year's batch of free shows was scheduled to begin in June but will now return in the summer of 2021. → Read More
All Berks County employees doing business with the public must now wear a face mask, according to a new policy statement issued Monday afternoon in response to the ongoing coronavirus → Read More
I never cease to amaze myself. → Read More
Coronavirus cases still were on the rise, but something else was catching Thursday afternoon on Briarwood Drive in Amity Township. → Read More
The Reading Chinese Association has raised $16,000 and counting for the purchase of medical masks and gloves for Reading Hospital workers and local police and fire companies. → Read More
Firefighters are battling a fire in a Maxatawny Township garage that contains tanks of oxygen and fuel oil. → Read More
FirstEnergy, Met-Ed’s parent company, has donated $15,000 to the Greater Berks Food Bank/Helping Harvest. → Read More
Blankets of Hope-Berks shifted gears this weekend. → Read More
I'm a man who enjoys his own company. → Read More
The male inmate who tested positive is in a Montgomery County correctional facility. → Read More
The Salvation Army Hamburg Service Center is partnering with Helping Harvest Berks Schuylkill Fresh Food Bank to hand out boxes of non-perishable food, frozen food and milk today from 1 → Read More
The demolition company uses the face masks in its normal course of business and always has plenty in stock, its co-owner says. → Read More
The Salvation Army Hamburg Service Center is partnering with Helping Harvest Berks Schuylkill Fresh Food Bank to hand out boxes of non-perishable food, frozen food and milk today from 1 → Read More
Like milk, bread and eggs ahead of a snowstorm, guns and ammunition were flying off the shelves of area retailers earlier this month as the COVID-19 pandemic heated up. → Read More
East Penn Manufacturing Co. has been granted a waiver from Gov. Tom Wolf’s order for all non life-sustaining businesses to close in response to increasing cases of coronavirus. → Read More
The Richmond Township facility employs over 8,000. → Read More
The Social Security Administration has closed all offices to the public in response to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
A 6-year-old girl was ejected from a car and a 9-year-old girl was hurt in a one-vehicle crash Monday on Old Airport Road near Rosecliff Drive, Amity Township. → Read More
PennDOT on Monday closed all driver license and photo ID centers for two weeks. → Read More