The Southern Berks News - 2020-09-24

• Nearly 70 volunteers joined cleanup effort for nationwide service day
• Three-alarm fire damages business
• Anature exploratio­n kit is helping children to discover the outside world through wildlife identifica­tion, environmen­tal experiment­s and watershed activities
• $300,000 in grants awarded to restore Schuylkill River
• Yuengling partners with Molson Coors to expand distributi­on
• Pottstown man subdued with stun gun during arrest in Birdsboro
• Trucker charged with DUI
• PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY­AND CHRONIC PAIN WARNING!
• Charter school reform is still critical need
• Peaceful protests need better support
• Everyone needs a ‘little sabbath’ rest now and then
• Men’s Virility Restored in Clinical Trial; 275% More Blood Flow in 5 Minutes
• Virtual Chamber Dinner features live, interactiv­e online murder mystery
• Clay on Main hosts socially distanced exhibition,’Between Two Worlds’
• Choosing the right glass package for your replacemen­t windows
• Erb & Henry Equip. Inc. has more than 100 years of history
• How home design trends are evolving for social distancing
• Here’s how to recognize when you can stop mowing
• Bill would require anti-violence training
• Community calendar
• Senior Services Available
• Tips to ensure your retirement savings last for your entire life
• Mifflin routs Wilson in statement victory
• Bold Daniel Boone pulls out 43-42 thriller over Twin Valley
• Strunk cashes in with 8th Freedom 76 victory
• Wyomissing shuts out Hamburg in opener
• Klitsch leads Weiser to win over Fleetwood in Section 2
• RACE RESULTS
• The cutting-edge, ‘big city’ ad agency located in Maxatawny Township

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