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Officials said the restaurant will be closed 6 to 8 weeks during construction.

The Animal Rescue League will have an adoption event Friday, July 28, 2023, sponsored by Diamond Credit Union where all available animals age 6 months or older will be free to adopt.

Solicitor Chad Schnee said the disparaging comments about him were posted on Supervisor David Hughes website.

Plus: Why were still in a drought despite all the rain, a new Philly Mag hire, and there were how many critters in that lady’s minivan?

Barbara C. Goncalves, 47, of Elverson was charged with simple assault, harassment, retail theft and robbery. for an incident at the Target store in the Exeter Commons shopping center on the 4th of July. She also had 40 animals in vehicle in the Exeter Township parking lot.

Barbara C. Goncalves, 47, of Elverson was charged with simple assault, harassment, retail theft and robbery. for an incident at the Target store in the Exeter Commons shopping center on the 4th of July. She also had 40 animals in vehicle in the Exeter Township parking lot.

Barbara C. Goncalves, 47, of Elverson was charged with simple assault, harassment, retail theft and robbery. for an incident at the Target store in the Exeter Commons shopping center on the 4th of July. She also had 40 animals in vehicle in the Exeter Township parking lot.

Since January, the owner of the beleaguered Shops at Rockvale has spent more than $200 million buying more shopping centers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Florida.

Even as the pandemic sent a shock through Tower Healths shaky finances, the West Reading-based health system continued to open more urgent care centers. Since it announced layoffs of 1,000 employees in June, Tower has opened seven new urgent care centers in Chester, Montgomery and Berks counties.  The most recent opening in Hamburg follows Towers restructuring of its physician practices, Tower Health Medical Group, affecting nearly 200 doctors and other staff. The consolidation is expe...

A man found dead in his Exeter Township home this week was killed by a single stab wound and his death has been ruled a homicide, Berks County detectives said Friday. Terance M. Myers Sr., 35, of Hillside Road suffered a penetrating stab wound to the left side of his chest Monday, according to an autopsy performed by a forensic pathologist Tuesday. District Attorney John T. Adams has said the killing was domestic-violence related. - Advertisement - Myers lived in the home along with several oth...