The Southern Berks News - 2018-10-04

• Cumru family receives free home makeover
• Popular library programs have lifelong impact
• Phone app delivers police news
• Brinton Lodge to celebrate Halloween with ghost tours, more.
• Board welcomes student reps
• Boone football falls to Reading
• Apple festival to offer fall fun
• Stowe juvenile killer gets new sentence, 28 years to life
• Red Cross: Blood, platelet donations needed in wake of Hurricane Florence
• Senate should join House in opening window for victims
• Why the GOP needs to be worried
• Correction­s should be seen as good things, not weapons for critics
• The Fall Season is Upon Us
• Quick, give me something to do
• Community Calendar
• Boyertown showcases downtown revitaliza­tion
• Salute to veterans
• Clay on Main’s Half Moon Cafe announces fall concert series
• ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ kicks off 30th anniversar­y season of KU Presents!
• Seward Johnson sculpture to join Impression­ism Exhibition at Reading Public Museum
• ‘Exploring the Small Farm Dream’ workshop to be held in November
• Master Gardeners lend expertise, support to spotted lanternfly fight
• Mackenzie announces Veterans Assistance Hours for October
• Singleton, Gov. Mifflin football routs Twin Valley, 42-7
• Another season with not enough answers
• Recovered Gundersen chipping in for Southeast Louisiana women’s soccer
• Exeter’s Seelig, Hamburg’s Rentschler win titles

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