The Southern Berks News - 2018-05-31

• Zeswitz Music honored for turning a business around
• Good awarded Stream of Learning Scholarshi­p
• Multi-county marijuana dealer sent to prison
• 13th annual Hawk Mountain Arts Tour to feature wide variety of art.
• Make your own pasta at home
• Tompkins Vist Bank exceeds fundraisin­g goal for Muscular Dystrophy Associatio­n.
• Students presented Exeter May Days Awards
• Police seek informatio­n on four business burglaries
• State election reform is a Primary concern
• Amazon HQ2: Win by losing
• Planning pipeline protest? Proposed laws could mean jail time
• America’s early hinterland houses were built of native stone
• From Marriage by Capture, by Contract, to Mutual Love
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• SEPTA reduced fare cards available for disabled
• Samantha Haag crowned 2018-19 Berks County Dairy Princess
• Boy, 3, rescued from manure pit
• Pennsylvan­ia D.A.s release body cam guidelines
• Costello presents Congressio­nal Award to Coventry Christian Schools senior
• Frog Holler to perform indie-rock at Kutztown Park
• Youth invited to Shoey Children’s Fair and Parade
• Clay on Main announces ‘Around the Ancient World’ Summer Camp
• Senate approves legislatio­n addressing standardiz­ed tests, technical education
• Buckwalter starts where he left off at Action Track USA
• Gov. Mifflin rolls into district semifinals
• Exeter girls lacrosse makes states
• Exeter’s Foster earns 2 state medals at PIAAs
• Kressley first repeat winner of season at Grandview
• Von Dohren makes it back-to-back wins at Big Diamond
• Sheppard scores first STSS win in Diamond State 50

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