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City of Reading reminds public of sidewalk café, sales, and vendor regulations
The City of Reading is issuing a reminder to all residents and business owners about the regulations and ordinances regarding sidewalk cafes, sidewalk sales, and sidewalk vendors. This reminder comes in response to an increase in unpermitted open-flame cooking devices being used on sidewalks, which poses significant public safety risks.
Furry Friends: Preston and Sophie
CUMRU TWP., Pa. - This week's Furry Friends come from the Animal Rescue League in Cumru Township. First up is "Preston." He's a two-year-old American Pit Bull. This lucky pup got to do a photo shoot with first responders as part of an adoption initiative. The shelter says he's a sweet boy who will usually roll over for a belly rub and loves going for walks.
Humane Pennsylvania CEO Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Karel Minor, CEO of Humane Pennsylvania, celebrated his 20th year with the organization earlier this month, making him among the longest-tenured animal welfare leaders in Pennsylvania. Minor joined the Humane Society of Berks County in 2004. In 2014, he led the merger of the Humane Society of Berks County and...
Things to Do: Outdoor performance in Reading
Reading Theater Project and JCWK Dance Lab are partnering to present new work outdoors. In Nature's Studio 2024, an outdoor performance event at the Reading Public Museum's arboretum, will take place on Sunday from 4 to 5:30 p.m. It is free to attend, thanks to grant support from the Reading Musical Foundation and the United Way of Berks County.
Garden paradise hidden in the hills
More than 20 years ago, Judy Huff and her father took a drive north of Fogelsville, trying to find a specific property. When they found it, they wondered about water, electricity and what exactly was so special about the lot. They walked through the trees until they reached the edge...
Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center to Host Historic Exhibits This Weekend
The Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center in Pennsburg is part of the Lehigh Valley’s Passport to History program this weekend, Friday, July 19 to Sunday, July 21. As a free event for all, it is a great opportunity to explore the rich history of our region. This weekend features activities for all ages and interests: a new model train exhibit as well as quilt exhibits, crafts for young and old, a special concert on Sunday, and guided tours of an 1826 barn. Hours are 10 AM to 4 PM on Friday and Saturday, and 1 to 4 PM on Sunday.
Restaurant-Style: Hot Honey Chicken Tenders and Waffles
WESTFIELD WI – Interested in creating and serving a “delightfully spicy” brunch for your next gathering? Try the recipe “Hot Honey Tenders and Waffles,” sponsored by Brakebush Chicken. The company is a Wisconsin-based, family-owned supplier of chicken products that has catered to the foodservice industry since 1925.
Riverfront Movie Night: Schuylkill River Greenways and AWE Fellowship To Present ‘The Parent Trap’ Jul. 24
Schuylkill River Greenways and their AWE fellow invite families to attend a free outdoor movie night on Jul. 24 featuring "The Parent Trap." Schuylkill River Greenways and their AWE fellow invite families to attend a free outdoor movie night on Jul. 24 featuring The Parent Trap. The event will start...
Something's funny here: Local comics facing off for first 'Lehigh Valley's Funniest' stand-up contest
EMMAUS, Pa. — Who is the Lehigh Valley's No. 1 comic?. The Emmaus Theatre is on a quest to find that out. The first of the new "Lehigh Valley Funniest" competition — which the theater said will be annual — is in the midst of its first round.
The Girl in the Cornfield: Author A.S. King Shares the Reason She Loves Libraries
The award-winning author says that a library saved her life. Picture: little cornfield girl, age five—running wild across the dangerous road chasing basketballs a household bully threw there on purpose. Picture her barely getting across before cars rose fast over that blind hill, and one time, picture her slipping down the driveway on her hands and knees, scraping them raw. Hell of an opener for this essay, but also for this child; I’m here today to tell you about the library that saved my life and the librarian who had no idea she was saving it.
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