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• Reading, PA News
• Berks County honors the fallen
• Mowing less gives nature more
• Kutztown driver picks up Maple Grove win
• Proposed staff cuts
• Untitled
• 2 hurt when pickup truck rolls
• Budget crisis forces staff cuts in many Berks school districts
• Heimbach goping to KU
• Coroner seeks relatives of South 12th Street man
• In Our Schools: Kristina E. McAllister
• Troopers seek Tilden man missing since Thursday
• Canine Valley Training Facility details
• Jim Kerr: Thanks, soldier with my name
• Oh, brother: Halladay exits with shoulder pain
• Alsace Township training facility offers classes and dog park
• Taps corps
• Sixers wanting for more after loss
• Smart Ideas: Retirement planning
• Bugler's taps rarely heard in Berks County
• Suspect in 2 bank holdups is jailed
• Remember the reason this holiday was established (5/28/12)
• Garden whimsy
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• Many positives in city schools (5/28/12)
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Wyomissing grad wins Olympics job
• Americans of all stripes honor the fallen
• 40 seniors graduate at Pine Forge Academy
• Sharon Randall: Some advice for graduates
• Daily docket
• Summer Quinceanera Expo to be held at Crowne Plaza
• Heat, storms to stick around
• Berks amputee taking aim at Paralympics
• About the bee
• Bamboo class
• Top Berks speller preps for national bee
• David McCullough talks up 'The Great Bridge'
• Daily planner: Monday
• Got story? Hollywood builds tales on famous brands
• Weekly scholastic honor roll
• Disability claims skyrocket for latest returning veterans
• Banks' hit summer includes 'Hunger Games,' babies
• Low mow program
• Bamboo can bamboozle
• Layoffs planned in Reading unparalleled in rest of Berks
• Panthers unlikely champs
• Unable to match Seelig's 'best,' Saad falls in AA final
• Police close Route 222 in Spring Township after crash
• George Hatza: As the theater season ends, no big contender
• Go gourmet with backyard oven
• Campus notes
• The Good Old Days are now
• Mustangs, Tigers set for PIAA play
• Vantage has flaws, but it's still an Aston Martin
• Kendal Rautzhan: Kids will devour this historical fiction
• Fishing today as good as 'good old days'
• Taylor battles heat, wins bronze
• Preparing your home for the summer
• 58th running of Kempton Fair opens June 12
• Stubblebine a musky expert at Blue Marsh
• R-Phils edged by Harrisburg
• It's not easy being green, but it's worth the effort
• Millersville University graduates
• LPGA should continue penalizing slow play
• Phillies win fourth straight as Kendrick throws a shutout
• School budgets: Little left to cut
• Audio review: Willie Nelson
• A memorial parade to remember in Wyomissing Hills
• Lehigh Valley extends Express' slide
• Harry Deitz: News content must determine Page 1 design
• TV and art films: May 27 to June 2
• Pennsylvania College of Technology graduates
• Howard's second win at Big Diamond wasn't one he was expecting
• Air travel checklist
• Wild and big in Ohio's Appalachia country
• Wanted in Berks
• Heistand thrilled by taking fifth
• With several airports in range, which is right for you?
• NIcki Minaj: I'm surprised that kids like my music
• Albright to offer degrees in the desert
• Blue Mountain an unexpected District 11 finalist
• Airport comparisons
• Travels with Charlie: Passengers on cruise not fully dressed without a patch
• Bill Uhrich: As time passes, sound of the blackpoll warbler recedes
• Baseball lent its support to World War II effort
• Smart Ideas: Dieting on a dime
• Snapshot: Monument was a long time in the making
• DeSales University graduates
• Police seek tips in arson probe
• Transactions for May 27, 2012
• Daniel Boone Relay for Life an indoor/outdoor event
• Lebanon Valley College graduates
• Daily docket
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• John Forester: Carrot-and-stick plan for schools
• Military news
• Man hit neighbor with metal pipe, police say
• Hikers and bicyclists have one more path to explore (5/27/12)
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Scholarships
• Don't be fooled: Athletes really care about their records
• Rondo comes through in clutch as Celtics oust Sixers
• Tips for traveling with kids
• Area club revved up to host antique car show
• If you go to the Miller/Millar show at Studio B in Boyertown
• A place where playing ball is their only special need
• 2 Hamburg residents hurt in I-78 crash
• Think snacks, drinks and entertainment when you're traveling with kids
• Listings, New Hires: Tom Watts
• Art review: 'Miller/Millar' at Studio B -- leaning toward abstraction
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Silver puts Arnott in good mood
• 109-year-old woman has great memory (5/27/12)
• Ryan Seacrest buys Ellen DeGeneres' Beverly Hills home
• A tourist friendly ecological paradise in Ecuador
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Fleetwood mayor dies; his legacy seen as rich
• Thunderstorm creates hazardous travel conditions
• Infant, 4-year-old home alone when fire broke out, Reading police say
• Biting your nails can damage teeth
• Erma Gable
• Posters available
• Pew Research Center provides window into faith behind bars with survey
• College nurse comforted generations
• Young women aim for a better community in Berks
• Car crashes into Reading row house; teen driver flees
• Suspect arrested in Wyomissing Customers Bank robbery
• Friend Inc. Community Services
• Sewer bills will be in the mail soon
• Underground Centralia fire still burning after 50 years
• Spartans lose on PKs
• Official hiding behind phone (5/26/12)
• Pair from Hamburg charged in synthetic-drug sales
• Season debut
• Untitled
• Fleetwood school adviser up for national award
• Mid-Atlantic Equestrian Services details
• Farmers market vendors getting ready for West Reading opening
• Fleetwood loses in 2nd OT in 3-AA title game
• Parents must limit number of riders with young driver (5/26/12)
• Oley Township business manages professional horse riders
• Hamburg students ensure vets remembered
• Horne makes leap to state champ
• Local religion digest 5/26/12: Holy Spirit Lutheran to hold intergenerational event for Pentecost
• Liberty Bell receives sewer plans approval
• Brown hopes to learn from silver in PIAA exit
• At Exeter High, approved prank gets out of hand
• Smart Ideas: Retirement
• Prosecutors call dismissal request premature
• Pence's home run lifts Phillies
• Daily Docket
• Spanier sues, wants Penn State to release emails
• United shuts out Spartans
• Sandusky charity intends to shut
• Sixers, Celtics set for Game 7
• Gas prices down for holiday travelers
• Saad breezes into semifinals
• Caltagirone seeks funds for Reading's war on crime
• Mary Young: Chamber video an exercise in fun
• Four county players honored
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• If you go
• 9 hurt when van overturns in Bern Township
• About the Maidencreek Meetinghouse
• POW's relics of time at real-life Stalag 17
• John Smith column 5/26/12: Pollsters gauge religion's role in upcoming election
• Quaker meetinghouse in Maidencreek Township provides beautiful, tranquil worship space
• Tulpehocken students ride tractors to school
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Granny NFL cheerleader? Never too late to dream
• Faces of Faith: Vernie Noecker
• Obama deserves to be re-elected (5/26/12)
• Corbett displayed disingenuousness (5/26/12)
• Berks jumpers place first, second, fourth in triple jump at PIAA championships
• Route 422 East closed in Sinking Spring
• Indy 500, Coke 600 are both big, but different
• Cautious confidence creeping into Berks County jobs market
• Erin Negley: Weiser depiction puts scholar in the scout
• Film review: Was anyone clamoring for 'Men in Black 3'?
• Motivated Brandywine overwhelms Schuylkill Valley
• Focus on jobs, growth, prosperity (5/25/12)
• Open house at new Reading School District building
• Business log: Fidelity wins naval support contract
• Antietam names Green boys coach
• Shore community right to retain its no-alcohol policy (5/25/12)
• Commissioners approve KOZ in New Morgan
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, May 25
• Sixers-Celtics brings back memories
• Slices of life: Cookbook stirs up lots of family memories
• State police investigate store holdup in Hereford
• John Rosemond: Attachment parenting not backed up by scientific evidence
• R-Phillies beat Seawolves
• About the veterinarians
• Daily Docket
• 'Once' star Elizabeth A. Davis celebrates Tony nod
• Berks Catholic advances to semis
• More than 50 percent of cats, dogs overweight or obese
• Daily Planner: Friday
• More on the film review of 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel'
• Unlikely heroes key to Berks Catholic's win
• Bruce Williams: If it is not broken, don't fix it
• Message to kids: Don't try this without a helmet
• Film review: 'Marigold Hotel' offers safe escape
• Bullets advance to final
• Sara Noel: Clean your dishwasher with ease
• Marking Memorial Day
• East Cocalico motorcycle crash kills Ephrata man
• Phillies outlast Cardinals
• Ask the vet's pets: Declawed cats risk chronic pain
• John Fidler: City school board 'taken up' by Education Department
• South Reading fire injures 3 firefighters, destroys 2 row homes
• Sanders' return boosts Fleetwood
• Van overturns in Bern Township, injuring about 10
• Man lied in West Reading shooting investigation, detective testifies
• Regulations for gas drilling in state to be topic of seminar
• Bill would name road in honor of missing captain from Womelsdorf
• Birds revamp scouting department
• Detergent packets a danger to kids
• Pay frozen for most Boyertown school administrators
• Eagles expect better season through 'chemistry'
• Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Proposed city schools staff cuts
• New Route 662 bridge over Maiden Creek planned
• Boyertown All-Pac-10 lacrosse selections
• Reading schools parents, staff dread impact of budget plan
• Food stamp fraud costly for taxpayers
• Weekend at a glance
• Fleetwood falls to Polar Bears in quarterfinals
• County tax hike possible in '13, commissioner says
• The points
• Investigators: Man torched own home in Spring Township
• RACE 101 program a big step for Morris
• More than 50 percent of cats, dogs overweight or obese
• Smart Ideas: Shrinking your waistline
• Mifflin kids get taste of Colonial life
• More on the film review of 'Men in Black 3'
• More than 50 percent of cats, dogs overweight or obese
• Borough officials made the overture (5/25/12)
• Students' futures are at stake (5/25/12)
• Terms and Conditions of Service
• City house fire displaces residents; 2 firefighters hurt
• 2 city firefighters injured battling blaze
• Olivet Boys & Girls Club's annual fundraiser tops record
• 2012 Berks track bests
• United to honor military, police, fire
• Maya exhibit in Philadelphia tempting fate
• New budget OK'd; no fare hike expected
• Affinity Bank to merge into First Priority
• PIAA track preview capsule
• Saints, Spartans eliminated from volleyball tourney
• Drowned Reading boy pulled from Schuylkill River
• Pool painting project on hold
• New process makes photo IDs for nondrivers easier to get
• Michelle Singletary: Message to grads debt can be dangerous
• Bulldogs, Mustangs swept in pool play; season over
• Going to extremes
• Weekend motorcycle crash fatal to Hamburg man
• Oley Valley's 'How To Succeed' a smash at YNOT Awards
• Back to Boston; Sixers force Game 7
• Mirror will enhance home's tiny foyer
• Birdsboro couple charged in gun case
• 'SNL' wraps season with signs of change
• PIAA rules: No football for Unger
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Daily Docket
• Jim Mullen: Technology is a wonderful thing, when it works
• Bishop's hit sends Erie past R-Phils
• 'Men in Black 3' had a rocky road to big screen
• West Wyomissing, Lincoln Park schools to open for final tours
• Five favorite films by director Tim Burton
• Strong outing by Hamels helps Phillies end slide
• Country band kicks off summer series in Berks parks
• Supervisors approve merger study
• Voice-over veterans facing competition from celebrities
• Despite streak, Bullets wary of facing Panthers
• Hiking Week Web links
• Authority leasing 263 spaces to medical center
• Reading schools could cut up to 364 workers
• Reading infant hospitalized after suffering burns
• Out on the trail: Pennsylvania Hiking Week begins Saturday
• Heart attack victim thanks Bern Township officer who helped save him
• Twin Valley hopes tax breaks will lure businesses
• Reading family relieved teen's body recovered
• Summer gets rolling at area amusement parks
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• 2nd suspect charged in Reading murder
• Seven Berks teams still alive proves county's strength
• Memorial Day parades, services scheduled for this weekend
• Collectors of antique cars roll into Wyomissing
• Saad could be Berks' first state champ since 1953
• Spotlight on local musician Jody Rush
• Re-interring Berks' WWII dead
• Pharmaceutical disposal collects record amount
• Recalls
• Thousands protest education cuts
• If you go: Sea Girt Lighthouse
• Holly Herman: Courtroom won't see victim this time
• Smart ideas: Sunscreen ratings
• A Day Away at Sea Girt Lighthouse
• La Salle students have fun with phonics
• Good financial habits for relationships
• For Father Frink, it's a matter of focus
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• State takeover only solution (5/24/12)
• Newspaper ranks Wyomissing best high school in Pa.
• Financial infidelity: Communication about money key to healthy relationship
• Panel recognizes student achievements
• If you go: 'Maya 2012: Lords of Time' exhibit
• Municipalities take correct approach to merger talks (5/24/12)
• Compromise isn't surrender (5/24/12)
• Drones present grave concerns (5/24/12)
• Affinity Bank merging into First Priority Financial Corp.
• Second suspect arrested in murder of man found in GoggleWorks parking lot
• Photos and videos from Commencment Weekend are now available!
• Traffic cleared on West Shore Bypass near Lancaster Avenue
• John Howell White, chairman of art education, KU
• Board eyes biggest tax hike allowed
• Death at Cocalico Sportsmen's Association under investigation
• Fleetwood continues its improbable ride
• Sara Noel: Recycle jars for gifting
• Twice-delayed project finished
• Phillies bugged by Nats
• Ghee a thick paste with a nutty and intense flavor
• Birdsboro man fired gun from deck, police say
• Collins provides history lesson
• Residents upset at inspection fees
• Reading lawyer makes case for student volunteerism
• Reading man urges commissioners to help stop violence
• R-Phils fall to Erie
• Reading schools could lay off up to 364 employees to balance budget
• Jacob A. Gurwitz
• Honoring their service
• Paterno earned $13.4 million pension during career
• Lawyers honored
• Volunteers adorn veterans' graves in Berks with flags
• Maple Grove Raceway this week
• Quarterback ineligible to play at Wyomissing, PIAA board says
• School district cuts
• Bill enabling state takeover of troubled districts advances
• Berks college postseason awards
• Superintendents' Forum: Add music to reading, writing, math for basic education (5/23/12)
• Smart Ideas: Cell cybercrimes up
• Budget crisis in public schools
• Four Berks teams facing tough matchups in quarters
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
• Reading Hospital acquires Spring Township surgical center
• Daily Docket
• Police arrest suspected driver in fatal Pottstown crash
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• 2-car crash injures Shoemakersville man, 90
• Recalls
• Rau family business details
• Talent show for kids, teens set for library's main branch
• Game review: 'Max Payne 3' a cinematic masterpiece
• West Perry ousts Hamburg
• Rau and Hague Sunoco Service Center closes in Exeter Township
• Don Spatz: Alternative to mowing and other good ideas
• DVD reviews: Neeson battles wolves, nature in 'The Grey'
• Smith's 3-run double helps Wilson advance
• Cancer patient gets disheartening news
• Army more selective about recruits
• New on DVD: 'Red Tails,' 'Woman in Black,' and more ...
• Cumberland Valley ends Mifflin's district title hopes
• Alumni were left scratching heads (5/23/12)
• Caged roosters generate complaints
• Somehow, coffee wasn't in Crucifixion story in the Bible
• Raiders roll; Blazers rocked
• Elected officials should not receive any special benefits (5/23/12)
• Horticulture students plant gardens at Hopewell Furnace
• Kitchen scoop: Cobbler's soft crust perfect complement to sweet berries
• Oley's Clark hired by Mifflin
• Bruce Williams: Trust, not widow, named as beneficiary
• Budget, tax hike get unanimous approval
• Ghostly sighting in Reading is confirmed by the police
• United falls short in U.S. Open Cup
• Story overlooked safety concerns (5/23/12)
• Best to retain local control (5/23/12)
• Police on scene of accident in Wyomissing
• Former bank manager charged with stealing $196,000
• Person in custody after reports of shots fired
• Limekiln Road traffic back to normal in Amity after crash
• Man, 90, critically injured in Route 183 accident
• Accident on Route 183 in Bern Township
• Basketball collegebounds
• If you go to 'One Man, Two Guvnors' in New York City
• This time, Spartans beat Bullets
• Mifflin indoor drumline places third in Wildwood Championships
• N.Y. man gets 3-10 years in DUI crash that injured Kutztown man, 81
• Berks girls prepare for annual Outstanding Young Woman competition
• Stage review: 'One Man, Two Guvnors' is one man, 1,000 laughs
• Bass powers Celtics past Sixers
• 'Brundibar' highlights voices of children
• Daily Docket
• The contestants
• Train hits vacant vehicle in South Heidelberg
• Squandered chances costly to Phils in loss
• He said: Any fear that keeps a person locked inside is horrible
• Fugitive task force arrests Hamburg man, son on drug charges
• Leaders in place to study Reading schools finances
• Suspicious fire destroys construction trailers in Reading
• Six-run second helps Fleetwood beat Littlestown
• Most phobias rooted in the past
• Pig roast at tavern to benefit Spring Township Library
• PPL asks for 43% hike for small business customers
• Boone OKs proposed budget with no tax hike
• R-Phils edge Erie
• Drinking hand sanitizer is latest underage drunk quest
• Designer's message perfect fit for Reading students
• Ruscombmanor man hospitalized after fire
• Woman left treatment facility, state police say
• Maple Grove results
• A fear worse than death: Risk of humiliation makes us prefer dying to speaking in public
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Music institute
• Wilson board agrees to let teachers join health trust
• Berks guaranteed a Class AA finalist
• She said: Phobias can get in the way of living life
• Paintings loaned 99 years ago at issue
• Summer string lessons to take a bow at Mifflin
• Reading School Board to hear administration's proposed cuts
• PSU schedules announced
• Hot question: What are your phobias?
• Bankruptcy is the answer (5/22/12)
• Jason Brudereck: Life in Reading lived between gunshots
• Corbett says spending cuts will grow economy
• Today's District 3 softball games
• The King's Academy students go to D.C. think tank
• Kids will pay the price for mismanagement of district (5/22/12)
• Adjacent seats hard to find
• Antietam budget plan fails to address shortfall
• Amelia's Grocery Outlet
• Get jumping with latest from I See Stars
• Muhlenberg woman, 23, has setback in cancer fight
• Sit together on a flight? It'll cost you
• Coroner seeking next of kin of dead man
• Amelia's opens in Muhlenberg
• What's goin' on the week of May 22
• Health digest: Hospitals announce slates of forthcoming events
• District might pay less for some student trips
• Run-down properties have residents worried
• Smart ideas: Car maintenance
• Future pension benefits eyed for cost reduction
• The Quiz: Which Avatar are you?
• Boat mysteriously disappears
• Recycler again draws fire from residents
• Recalls
• Pa. House panel backs Senate budget
• 'Legend of Korra' sure to thrill 'Airbender' fans
• Book has teens logging onto Facebook in '96
• Judge refuses to delay Sandusky trial
• Gail MarksJarvis: MBA degree debt can put grads in hole
• Football collegebounds
• In your face: Kaishla Gonzalez
• 'Dark Shadows' mixes humor and horror to great effect
• Reading City Council urges anti-crime action
• Far East Movement returns to clubs for new album
• Boyertown eliminated
• Maryland crash kills West Lawn man
• Kutztown student seriously fears pregnant women
• Cumru activist testifies against state property tax
• Lori Borgman: Shake the trees and watch the nuts fall
• Mustangs advance to pool play
• Twin Valley artist prefers to skip the 'cheese' and draw from her head
• Berks Visiting Nurse Association gets grant for heart disease aid
• Boisterous Reading teachers protest Corbett education cuts
• Where will intrusion end? (5/22/12)
• Mistakes remembered (5/22/12)
• Facility name was misstated (5/22/12)
• Police on scene of bank robbery near Albright College
• School district sets a good example (5/21/2012)
• Columnist stuck in 19th century (5/21/2012)
• Social Security is not a gift (5/21/2012)
• Concrete boulder blocking lane on West Shore Bypass
• Reading Eagle coverage of Commencement
• Boyertown schools' embrace of diversity honored
• Reading Air Charter
• One person wounded in shooting in northwest Reading
• Bruce Williams: Time shares can be included in a will, or not
• Taking to the air with Reading Air Charter
• State trooper injured during late-night high-speed chase
• Immigrants dream of return to Mexico
• Sharon Randall: 25 tips for staying married
• State police at Hamburg slate free child-seat check
• Love, family, drugs: Gregg Allman tells it all
• Smart ideas: Curbing cellphone spam
• Models on the rails - some big enough to ride
• Questions linger on past, but PSU moves forward
• In Our Schools: Rose Sneeringer, 6th-grade teacher, West Reading Elementary
• Business spotlight: Kohl Building Products
• Eco-Adventure Day draws families to nature
• Health care company seeks gas drilling facts
• Reading school officials ponder energy-saving program
• Spaghetti dinner in Morgantown raises funds for cancer patients
• KU eliminated at softball regional
• Applying for rate increase a lengthy process
• Rage's Seitzinger soccer tournament draws 118 teams
• Ruf, R-Phils break out bats to rock 'Cats
• Utility rate hike comes with strings, UGI insists
• Wyomissing schools chief downplays pending departure
• Today's District 3 baseball games
• Graduation speeches include some gems for everyone (5/21/2012)
• Giant beauties
• Public gets look at old grist mill
• Howard earns 4th win
• Budget story unbelievable (5/21/2012)
• More on the film review of 'Battleship'
• Hundreds participate in March for Life, carry message of life
• Celtics' Bradley keeps popping back
• Film review: 'Battleship' loud, dumb but stays afloat
• Bob Spitz
• Boston batters Lee, downs Phils
• Storms reveal dark beauty at Jersey Shore
• Albright commencement speaker: Follow your 'bundle of dreams'
• Today's District 3 volleyball matches
• Commentary: Has America fallen out of love with Johnny Depp?
• Daily docket
• Bears open against Rams
• Dave Mowery: Drawn down to, and by, the river
• Daily planner: Monday
• Scholastic honor roll
• About the Mt. Cuba Center
• Church to host workshop on suicide prevention
• Pietrowski picks Robert Morris
• Made in the shade
• 46 graduate at Lancaster Country Day School
• Crash closes part of Route 222 in Bern Township
• Reading police arrest man in killing outside GoggleWorks
• One wounded in northwest Reading shooting
• Crash closes part of Route 222 in Bern Township
• Congratulations Class of 2012!
• Accelerated Degree Program Commencement
• Students did excellent job (5/20/2012)
• Obama best for the job (5/20/2012)
• The 153rd Commencement of Albright College
• Review: Reading Symphony Orchestra reveals new in season finale
• Horne makes noise with 2nd gold medal, silver
• Road projects
• Untitled
• If you go to the Jim Dine exhibition
• Smart ideas: Record e-filers
• Williams rolls at Big Diamond
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Hyundai Azera steps into large-sedan ring
• Art review: Jim Dine's contemporary take on the ancient world
• The Wheel Deal: Freedom Toyota to host pet expert June 2
• Three Reading errors spoil Rodriguez's outstanding outing
• Profile lacked important details (5/20/2012)
• Event helps Womelsdorf mark 250th
• Audio review: Rebecca Pidgeon
• Eric Riley new leader on a journey to artistry
• Ortiz, Red Sox cool off Phillies
• R-Phils offer expertise to Challenger players
• Travels with Charlie: Thrill seekers will get a lift from ride at site of former airpark
• About the March King
• Dual-mount sinks are popular now
• Fleetwood continues unlikely run
• Horn and history are his life
• Man shot, wounded in city alley
• Musical legacy marches on
• Steve Rosen: Student-run venture fund graduates to real world
• Mustangs, Spartans advance
• 64th Armed Forces Day Parade
• Megan's Mudder race benefits lymphoma patient, 16
• Untitled
• Bill Uhrich: Dead Sea Scrolls at Franklin Institute
• Spartans win 3rd state title
• John Forester: Round 2 of state budget slugfest
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Michelle Singletary: Workplace the right place for investing education
• News to Use: Zuber Realty agents honored; Keller Williams Realty Elite agents volunteer
• Kutztown softball team falls, baseball team remains alive
• Historical tribute taps Berks bugler
• Harry Deitz: Bomb threats show lack of common sense
• Putting the Pagoda to work
• Trendy new chairs dare to make a statement
• Andre finally giant in Philly
• Wanted in Berks
• Review: Berks Ballet Theatre gala shines
• Find the real treasures in children's books
• Military vehicle testing could help Detroit meet 54.5 mpg mandate
• Schuylkill baseball title part of big week for Pine Grove
• Alvernia University graduates
• Varied styles of music at Early Bird Fiddle Festival
• Exhibits: Monumenta show goes minimalist in France
• Countertop kaleidoscope
• Sportswriters' Notebook: Fleetwood soccer team learns its coach is prophetic
• Scholarships
• Classic cars help Boyertown cruise for cure
• With Linda Emond, it's hard not to pay attention
• Listings, accolades: John Groody, Natasha Moyer
• Phillies, Astros have had notable relationship
• Albright College award winners
• Take charge Mr. Mayor, community leaders
• TV and art films: May 20 to 26
• John Philip Sousa's Golden Jubilee Commemoration
• Reading Phillies Phillers
• 4-H dairy award winners
• People throng Topton Street Fair
• Berks special-effects artists create zombies for 'Charlie'
• In Michigan, tourists are paying to get into jail
• Pettibone continues adjusting and improving
• Wilson relay team makes history
• Campus notes
• Action fast, furious at soap box derby in Mohnton
• Former city police officer takes acting to the next level
• Easy fix for a time-traveling car
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Coon follows his sister's footsteps with gold
• Agriculture Digest: Richland teen crowned dairy princess
• Daily Docket
• The old family house
• George Hatza: Three shows stand out as TV season ends
• Trap shooting facility offers Olympic-style competition
• Mundell breaks 5-minute barrier, captures 1600 silver
• Use common sense when entering any body of water (5/20/2012)
• Tips sought in Wyomissing theft
• Judge OKs $1.24 million settlement in multi-list suit
• Solar hot water systems are most affordable entry into sun power
• Congratulations Class of 2012 Today Pre-Baccalaureate Senior Recital 3:30 p.m....
• 2012 Baccalaureate Service
• No ending with autism (5/19/2012)
• Water safety a key issue (5/19/2012)
• Supervisors get ready for year's road work
• WWII vet gets high school diploma
• Accountants go to school on ethics at Alvernia University
• Whitfield Elementary students discover magic of reading
• Albright commencement
• Recalls
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• It wasn't too late for mom's tassel; daughter's turn next
• Era of Funtoysia comes to an end
• Zest for hobby burns brightly
• Mary Young: Leadership could doom tax reform
• He's trained to spot chemically impaired drivers
• Berks residents show devotion to fight against cancer (5/19/2012)
• Exeter May Days Festival opens
• Funtoysia timeline
• Sixers storm back to stun Celts in Game 4
• Wyomissing Foundation director receives award at RACC commencement
• Smart ideas: X-ray amnesty
• Wolfrum, Green call it quits at Wyomissing
• Rolling turkeys, raising awareness at Oley Valley
• John Smith column 5/19/12: Former area bishop urges connection in Christ
• Hain's hard work results in gold
• Deitz's column kindled memories (5/19/2012)
• Reading man charged in sex assault on girl, 9
• Faces of Faith: Donald Deihm
• Friday's District 3 track medalists
• Traffic crawls in Sinking Spring
• Near-death experiences can occur at any age and have lasting effects
• Najac's bronze a testament to his perseverance
• Lack of immunization paperwork kept some Berks students home
• Death loses its sting
• Hamels strong for Phils
• Boyertown Area YMCA
• Local religion digest 5/19/12: Author Bruce Becker to speak on compassion in Wernersville
• Golden Bears fall to Valdosta State
• Visitor suggests highlighting heritage
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: The Ugly Meter is a sign of our times
• Mustangs put up seven in first to beat Red Lion
• About Gravity Trail
• E! Entertainment network plans refurbishing
• Mifflin rallies in seventh to advance
• Gravity Trail a path to the past
• Wilson's fallen alumni honored
• Cougars blank York Catholic
• Sites along Gravity Trail
• Scouting memorabilia at KU jamboree
• Spartans advance to semis
• Riding their bicycles to work in support of annual event
• Daily Docket
• Berks postseason college awards
• Literacy program is overlooked (5/18/2012)
• Boyertown is at risk (5/18/2012)
• No opportunity for compromise (5/18/2012)
• State will advise Reading School District on budget
• Eagles, McCoy agree to big deal
• Supervisors recognize planner's long tenure
• If you're going
• Ask the vet's pets: Dog Bite Prevention Week is May 20-26
• Sensibly Armed Personal Protection Training & Pistol Range
• Phillies hold on to beat Chicago
• Private rocket going to space station, a first
• Racers get ready to ride their soap boxes in Mohnton
• 2 Douglass crash victims flown to hospital
• Sensibly Armed offers firearms training, range in St. Lawrence
• KU wins on Derr's RBI single in 12th
• Age in Berks County
• The properties
• Accident in Bern Township injures man
• Smart ideas: Identity theft
• District 3 softball
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Hispanics in Berks double since 2000
• 1 hurt in accident that closes highway in Sinking Spring
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, May 18
• Reading Phillies on deck
• The popularity of Facebook
• UGI wants to lower rates by 4.3%
• RACC commencement
• More on the film review of 'What To Expect When You're Expecting'
• Spartans enter weekend with sights set on a title
• For project, Weiser senior cracks the (comic) books
• How to comment
• At RACC, 1 family, 2 generations, 3 degrees
• Film review: Expect few laughs from 'What To Expect'
• The points
• The numbers here, statewide
• Public to get chance to comment on roads, bridges plan
• City schools may end cops in buildings pact
• More on the film review of 'The Dictator'
• Commission recommendations
• Ron Devlin: Reaching back to catch a memory
• Film review: Baron Cohen's 'Dictator' least-focused yet
• Grandview move suits Whitmoyer just fine
• Changes proposed for sentencing guidelines
• Pump station contract awarded
• Avoiding dilemmas
• Weekend at a glance
• Police rescue abandoned newborn kittens in city
• Daily Docket
• Twin Valley speaker tackles smokeless tobacco use
• When the end is near
• Berks fishing and hunting
• Taylor Swift gives millions to Country Hall
• County right to drop proposed fees for photographers (5/18/2012)
• Patient information breach confirmed
• Police rescue abandoned newborn kittens in city
• Bruce Williams: State reaps 6-cent windfall
• Bulldogs, Saints lead seven from Berks into districts
• Bears win PAC-10 title
• Pennsylvania has done what? (5/18/2012)
• Center at Chestnut Hill College named for Oley couple
• Retail theft suspect chased into Lancaster County
• Eagle Scout
• District 3 baseball
• Fleetwood ends title drought
• Investigators review footage, re-interview people in city murder probe
• Wilson goes global with expo on 36 nations
• 14 houses put on blighted list by city panel
• Sara Noel: Find frugal home improvement supplies
• District 3 track and field
• Celtics not going 'Over the Hill' quietly
• Ambush suspect now charged in sex case
• <i>Eagle</i> Editor Deitz to address Berks League of Women Voters
• Alvernia group honors musicial-theater advocate
• Slices of life: Fleetwood music teacher wins Citation of Excellence
• 2012 Berks bests
• Carlisle rallies to beat Wilson
• Fire companies, library get funding
• Elementary students take peeks at the sun
• John Rosemond: Learn to accept son's imperfection with grades
• Boscov's to open a pair of stores
• Blue Streaks roll past Bulldogs
• Before prom, mock crash staged for students
• Troopers planning sobriety checkpoint
• In first solo album, Jack White taps a blue vein
• Recalls
• Taxpayers fund private school ads (5/17/2012)
• Paper's mind-set is so biased (5/17/2012)
• Why won't city collect clippings? (5/17/2012)
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in U.S. births
• Section of Old Route 22 closed in Greenwich Township
• Broadway shows this year strike a relevant chord
• Michelle Singletary: Speak out on new mortgage proposals
• Late homers carry Phillies to win over Cubs
• Nine people arrested at dog fight at Phoenix home The Associated Press
• Wyomissing motorcycle rider hurt in 6-vehicle crash on bypass
• Reading schools budget plan would cut 170 teachers
• Gregory Karp: Purchasing home alarm? Use caution
• Small start leads to big win as R-Phils defeat Sea Dogs
• Family reunited with dog missing for 3 years
• Nurses playing crucial role in American health care (5/17/2012)
• 2 warehouse deals in works at Bethel industrial park
• Jason Kahl: Our own Bermuda Triangle
• If you go: Gravity Trail ceremony
• KU wins NCAA softball opener
• Dogs hunt for missing Berks cyclist in Iowa, but find nothing
• Additional issues for SWAT team (5/17/2012)
• Daily Docket
• Thanks to sponsors, volunteers, spring sprouts on Penn Street
• Out on the Trail: A new addition to local trail system
• Recalls
• 27 dogs taken from rural Illinois home
• Firefighters plan fundraiser Saturday
• Brawl in West Reading under investigation
• If you go: Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion
• Camps, clinics help the Manor grow its brand
• Connecticut man due in court for dog cruelty case
• Coffee lovers likely to live longer, study finds
• Weiser board OKs tentative budget with tax hike
• A Day Away at Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion
• Evan Thornton survives three-hole playoff for junior tour victory
• Police: Golf club may have been used to kill dog
• Survey at a glance
• Oley Valley gives interim superintendent the job
• Fitness profile: Cathy Kessler
• Michael Wheeler brings new drive to his Manor role
• Council delays action on museum request
• Police seek public's help in break-ins at RACC, GoggleWorks, foundation
• More information on viewing Bill Barrett's outdoor art
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Church gets approval to renovate North Fifth Street facade
• The case
• New York sculptor loans museum outdoor bronze piece
• Reading Liederkranz to honor military past and present
• Corbett: Schools should use reserves to avert cuts
• If you go: RSO concert
• Funeral homes brace for changes after ruling
• About the exhibit
• Armed Forces Day Parade set for Saturday
• Wilson perseveres to win Berks volleyball title
• For RSO's 'Audience Choice,' Matthew Bengtson a go
• Artist takes to street with timely message
• Artfully fashioned
• Spring Blossom Bluegrass Fest comes to Kempton
• For Daniel Boone, mission accomplished
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Commentary: Why have the ratings for 'Smash' fallen?
• Senior Festival of the Arts opens Sunday at RACC
• Wilson rallies to beat Exeter
• Environmental programs
• Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania celebrate rural life
• Benefits of new technology
• If you go: Early Bird Fiddle Fest
• Wyomissing defeats No. 1 Berks Catholic
• Environmental education, in nature's classroom
• What's next
• Mechanics get a little tech under their fingernails
• Berks County Heritage Center hosts Early Bird Fiddle Fest
• Mifflin stiffens in second half to earn victory over West York
• Civil War vet was beloved in Bernville
• Marching band to play in Birdsboro Memorial Day Parade
• Warren Littlefield's NBC a far different era
• If you go: Berks Ballet Theatre gala
• Tigers, Mustangs reach title game
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Bomb hoaxes could mean hearings for 4 Exeter students
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Berks Ballet Theatre celebrating 35th season with gala
• Motivated Garnett, Celtics get decisive win over 76ers
• Five arrested after baby, 58 dogs found amid filth
• Will turnpike speed limit be 70 mph?
• As the Class of 2012 prepares for their Commencement on Sunday, we take a look b...
• Restore funding to food program (5/16/2012)
• Pipeline wouldn't benefit people (5/16/2012)
• Body found in GoggleWorks parking lot
• Westbound West Shore Bypass reopens at I-176
• Garden coverage by our friends at the Reading Eagle.
• Tentative budget calls for tax hike
• Daily Docket
• Flavor bombs
• Baseball semis, softball final are postponed
• Supervisors consider action on noise gripes
• Architect Milton Bean's career focus of meeting in Kutztown
• Mount Penn, Lower Alsace meet, talk merger
• District 3 girls soccer capsules
• New security cameras eyed by council
• 12 city schools probed for test cheating
• Tax hike proposed by school board
• Racing at Maple Grove this week
• Resident complains about parking ticket
• Tobacco use prohibited in park, at ball field
• Albright garden will be outdoor classroom
• Fierce rivals, 2 hot teams set to meet in semifinals
• About fitness, Brandywine kids walk the walk
• Residents want stairs behind lane to stay
• Council awards bids for road work
• Kutztown set to debut in NCAA softball championships
• Scott A. Schweigert, Reading Public Museum curator
• Bypass cloverleaf in West Reading overgrown
• County to charge officials for parking in services center garage
• Smart ideas: Dimon survives vote on salary
• Shillington man still missing; authorities perplexed
• Don Spatz: Tiny windfall better than none
• Birthday milestone: Elsie Margaret Mountz
• Conditions contribute to crashes on county roads
• Delay in pool opening possible because of weather
• Bruce Williams: Credit bureaus a necessary evil
• Cash aid for disabled adults on state chopping block
• Exeter award a small step toward helping kids get fit (5/16/2012)
• Woman dies of motorcycle-crash injuries
• School board lowers proposed tax hike
• Sara Noel: Ways to use clean cat litter
• Eagles OT Peters reinjures Achilles'
• Proposal not fair (5/16/2012)
• Tax breaks proposed to spur development
• RHS senior in finals of national poetry contest
• Nutrition Facts labels not always on all meat, poultry packaging
• Fleetwood wins in penalty kicks
• Cheaper gas not expected to boost summer travel
• Schwank says state could help city schools
• DVD reviews: 'The Vow' takes on familiar territory
• United earn win to advance in U.S. Open Cup
• Modest improvement
• Eagle Scouts honored at dinner for service
• Patty's Soup, Salad & Such
• Pence quickly atones for Phils
• Board backs plan for pretzel firm's expansion
• South Heidelberg man charged in repeated sex assaults on girl
• A ladle full of opportunity in Wyomissing
• R-Phillies continue to scuffle in loss to Sea Dogs
• Truck ban planned during bridge work
• Celebrating Berks centenarians
• New on DVD: 'Albert Nobbs,' 'The Grey,' and more ...
• 76ers return home looking to extend lead over Celtics
• Former worker at DUI center sentenced in theft
• PSSA exams involved in probe
• City native agrees to pay U.S. $676,100 for health care scam
• Game review: 'Star Wars,' Pixar characters boost Kinect
• Wyomissing advances
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• U.S. centenarians
• Kitchen scoop: New ingredients pump up flavor of kid-friendly dish
• Wilson boys defeat Trinity to advance to second round
• Albright College will offer accelerated degree programs for adults in Mesa, Ariz...
• Pence's HR lifts Phillies over Astros in 10th inning
• Baseball, softball postponed
• Account of flight truly fascinating (5/15/2012)
• Pagerly not only one honored by governor (5/15/2012)
• Mifflin students deserve praise (5/15/2012)
• Interstate 176 southbound reopened at Route 724
• Meet this year's commencement speaker
• Accident on Route 12 at River Road; accident on Route 662 in Oley
• District 3 softball openers
• Basketball collegebounds
• Maple Grove results
• Woman dies after motorcycle accident in Longswamp Township
• Timing is everything for seasoned shooter
• Smart ideas: Roof over your head
• City Council OKs framework for tax amnesty program
• Football collegebounds
• Quicker, cleaner interface helps Twitter gain on Facebook
• Seniors' stories shared on walls of Berks Heim
• Hamburg passes tentative budget with 1 percent tax hike
• Eagles get first look at draft picks
• Reading senior advances in Poetry Out Loud
• Q & A with runner Jimmy Brooks
• Gail MarksJarvis: don't lose out because of your role
• Wyomissing School Board accepts Krem's retirement
• District 3 baseball openers
• Celebrity endorsement, exclusivity help sites go viral
• Gamers waiting for fine-tuning of Kinect
• Volunteers help build Ontelaunee playground
• Your turn
• Today's district lacrosse games
• Fresh from rating war, 'Bully' now playing in Berks
• Pyramid scheme: Offbeat sites cater to eclectic tastes and sweep away the junk
• Reading Scuba Rescue Team: Going below and beyond the call
• Who pays for utility upgrades? Soon, you will
• Berks college postseason awards
• Beware: Songs by Fun. might make you happy
• Grist mill at Heritage Center subject of program Sunday
• Wilson planning to furlough librarian
• NCAA Atlantic Regional at Owls Field
• Audio reviews: "Treme" soundtrack, Rufus Wainwright
• Person of the week: Jennifer A. Phillips
• Three shot heading home from city bar, police say
• Berks baseball semifinals postponed
• Wilson, Gov. Mifflin earn spots in semifinals
• In your face: Keaton Hain
• Summer blasts off with 'Avengers'
• Berks judge's ruling again reversed in child porn case
• Boone board disagrees on fixing budget gap
• Ruf, Rodriguez latest to nab awards
• More on the review of the Broadway play 'End of the Rainbow'
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone Blood Center sets donation sites
• Reading woman is charged in tossing of Molotov cocktail
• Sixers escape Celtics this time
• Pettibone strong again despite tough-luck loss
• Stage review: Play about Judy Garland's final days stuns
• The Lyme disease controversy
• Muhlenberg man charged in assault on 2 officers
• Schuylkill Valley taps rainy-day fund
• Blanton keeps on dealing
• Notebook: Board member gets one colleague visit
• Lyme prevention
• Kutztown's Pretzel Revolution fit to franchise
• Maryland man injured as car rolls on interstate
• Bears advance to PAC-10 final
• Lyme disease is a difficult diagnosis
• Recalls
• Exeter is considering smoking ban in parks
• Bulldogs, Bullets, Spartans advance
• Wilson's Global Expo seeks shoe donations for In Ian's Boots
• 5 arrested at Perkiomen Avenue checkpoints
• Kutztown school bus collides with car; none hurt
• Boone, Brandywine await dream matchup
• Boone's mock accident may persuade drinkers to stay dry
• Jason Brudereck: It's easy to judge on the other side
• David W. Hollinger
• PAC-10 softball semifinals
• Drone strikes pose concerns but are worth the risk (5/15/2012)
• Norah Jones, Danger Mouse channel heartbreak
• Daily Docket
• Reading United tonight
• Immigration fine when done legally (5/15/2012)
• Lori Borgman: Love can survive anything, even 65 years
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Reading hires new fire chief
• Wyomissing School District's superintendent retires
• Wyomissing School District's superintendent retires
• Crash reported on West Shore Bypass
• Crash reported on bypass
• Intertwined at the Freedman Gallery
• Safe travel to all of our students who are heading home. Have a great break!
• Crash affecting traffic on Route 10 in Cumru
• Obama right to finally make views on gay marriage clear (5/14/12)
• Berks ledger
• R-Phillies move back into first place
• Worth the wait to honor police (5/14/12)
• Jim Kerr: Giving handout a personal choice
• Manmiller, DeSantis earn Grandview wins
• Business spotlight: Ken's Cycle Repair
• Longswamp crash critically injures Topton man
• Womelsdorf library to hold its spring book sale Saturday
• Mount Penn attracts spokes people
• Technology brings author into Birdsboro school
• Daily Planner: Monday
• Sharon Randall: Some people water your soul
• Daily docket
• Smart ideas: Pennsylvania destinations
• Review: Brentano String Quartet introduces Busoni work to Reading audience
• Help for voters
• Hamburg festival features art, music, classic cars
• Scholastic honor roll
• Berks County Bar Association helps voters navigate ID law
• Fields set for baseball, softball, volleyball
• Crew controls Muhlenberg hay fire after it burns for 20 hours
• At home with acclaimed author Toni Morrison
• PS Scrubs scores big with SCORE
• 76ers still lamenting Game 1 that got away
• Bruce Williams: The average Joe doesn't need a trust just a will
• PS Scrubs
• Hamels continues to bail out Phillies
• Fischer blends family and business with new movie
• Brainstorming for Shartlesville's big birthday
• BCIAA boys volleyball capsules
• Jason Mantzoukas gets a big-screen break
• Maxatawny Township names garage for longtime supervisor
• R-Phils return home to play Portland
• Historic stove plate returns home to Hopewell Furnace
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Childhood pals pick up where they left off
• District 3 girls soccer capsules
• In Our Schools: Lori Spohn, health, phys ed teacher, Muhlenberg High
• Honeybee facts
• Loss to Wilson has sparked Fleetwood
• A parent shortage at area schools
• Beekeeper brings buzz to Berks
• More shear skill on display
• Kids reel 'em in at fishing rodeo
• Sportswriters' notebook: Royals have shot at postseason history
• Transportation scheduler profits in tough times
• Teeing off on top of the world
• Bill Uhrich: Nature watchers treated to red admiral butterfly migration
• Plane runs partially off runway at Reading Regional Airport
• Tri-Valley eyeing elusive softball gold
• Love found with new crop of four-cylinder engines being made
• Michelle Singletary: Young author offers money intervention
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Muhlenberg hay fire burns throughout the day
• Phillers
• Review: Brentano String Quartet introduces Busoni work
• Auto industry facing slowdown of key material
• Steve Rosen: Play your way to financial goals with new generation of games
• Court ruling reversed on Honda mileage case
• Walk raises funds to fight cystic fibrosis
• James now doing his hitting on the baseball field
• Peterson battles back to win 800
• Report: Car design hinders use of child safety seats
• San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge to mark 75 years
• About Nolde Forest
• Career off to Emmy-award winning start for Wocklish
• Dantzler's four golds perfect present for mom
• Look to emissions system for cause of hesitation
• George Hatza: '4000 Miles,' about grief, touches home
• Seeing the forest through a family tree
• Group celebrates acts of kindness in City Park
• Five to be inducted as 10th class into BCFCA Hall
• Bullets, Blazers will play for Berks title
• Japanese automakers standardizing parts to cut costs, develop vehicles faster
• Campus notes
• Realtors receive accreditations
• District considers closure of five Reading schools
• Tips to make bass fishing excursions go down the tubes
• KU wins Super Regional, qualifies for nationals
• Harry Deitz: This day belongs to my mother
• B.o.B gets advice from Chris martin for second album
• Using tubular skylight can reduce electric bills
• PennDOT road projects
• Planner
• Sixers can't hold lead, fall to Celtics in opener
• Automotive Q&A: Elevation can allow for lower octance
• Children are hard-wired to be imaginative
• Patti Lee profile
• At stadium, a walk for Easter Seals
• Notes
• Taylor's surprise performance at Firing Meet
• Exhibits: Show at Grammy Museum relfect's music's darker side
• Transactions for May 13, 2012
• A midwife's life; a mother's friend
• Twin Valley Fire Department holds first parade since consolidation of two companies
• Officials believe Neversink fires related, deliberately set
• Wyomissing team reaches state tourney
• Travels with Charlie: Recalling sites on bucket list that lived up to expectations
• Raul Esparza enjoys his 'once in a lifetime' role
• More on Ron Schira's review of the "Vanity Fare" art exhibit
• John D. Forester Jr.: Bitter-pill ploy alive, well
• Letter carriers' food drive may be best yet
• United opens with a tie
• Snapshot: Shedding some light on beacon's Washington link
• Actor Matthew Modine has worked with the greats
• Art review: 'Vanity Fare' seamlessly connects fabric to design
• Top 10 in state
• Art for Arf's Sake a howling success
• Late fumble halts comeback bid as Express falls in Cedar Rapids
• Community, students remember those who served (5/13/12)
• TV and art films: May 13 to 19
• Five generations: Whitney
• Wyomissing schools achieve high rankings
• Amity Township crash sends one to hospital
• Howard races to first victory at Big Diamond since 2010
• Keep government out of marriage debate (5/13/12)
• Family Eco-Adventure Days continue at Angelica center
• 'Glee' stars now close enough to perform a neighborly duet
• A growing empire
• 3-alarm fire damages Longswamp Township barn
• Halladay pitches well, but Phils fall to Padres
• In 1920s, a housekeeper's work was never done, despite modern inventions
• Plastic not a necessity in the garden
• Stoudts mark three milestones for their businesses
• Girl Scouts center opens in Muhlenberg Township
• R-Phils fall 8-4 to New Britain
• Son's behavior problems overwhelm West Reading family
• Insider information for outdoor shower
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Daily docket
• Phils' play will determine if Amaro waves white flag
• No happy ending: One family's struggle with autism
• Smart ideas: Car repair
• Wanted in Berks
• Crash reported in Amity
• Large hay fire reported along Allentown Pike
• Small plane crash reported at Reading Airport
• Crews respond to barn fire in Longswamp Twp.
• Barn fire in Longswamp
• 3 honored for service to senior citizens
• Students give hairdo to charter school chief
• Reading United opens PDL season tonight at Albright
• Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Berks Inc.
• Reading school officials summoned to Harrisburg
• Recalls
• 2 get honorary KU doctorates today
• Berks roads among safest in state
• PDL Mid-Atlantic Division teams
• Phillies respond with victory
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• JROTC drill unit performs at RHS
• Reading United schedule
• There's no time for rest for Sixers, Celtics
• Conrad C. Karlson
• United Way program encourages reading
• Faces of Faith: Tonia Hoover
• Spartans, Eagles doubles teams net semis
• Artist seized, and shared, experience
• Business owners get nowhere with council
• John Smith column 5/12/12: Methodist conference marred by infighting
• Division champs vying for title
• Young at heart, Lyons softball team swings away
• Mary Young: Photo fees give a negative image
• Foreclosures remain high in Berks County
• Reading Phillies lose at New Britain
• Conflict of interest taints vote on massage therapists (5/12/12)
• Reading High Alumni Association lauds 3
• Art titles
• Berks postseason college awards
• Holden a friend to U.S. veterans (5/12/12)
• Alvernia commencement
• Chambers artistry historically significant
• KU loses, must win next two
• His full plate comes with rewards
• A model Catholic
• Firing meet records
• Southern Middle School inducts 4 into hall of fame
• West Lawn United Methodist Church to observe centennial
• 2012 Berks track bests
• Flying-disc jockey entertains in Hamburg district school
• Smart ideas: Mothers day favorites
• Capsule look at Saturday's Firing Meet
• New law raises some drunken-driving penalties
• Local religion digest 5/12/12: West Berks Mission District sets Ascension Day service
• Capsule look at tonight's Express game
• Daily Docket
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: What we hold onto says a lot about us
• Dell giving Express an added dimension
• Homeless awareness focus at Tulpehocken High
• Decisions dealing with a dead tooth
• Maple Grove set to induct four into its Walk of Fame
• History of Womelsdorf topic of Genealogical Society event
• Twin Valley 4th-graders mingle on French Creek field trip
• Muhlenberg's Schaffer to swim at Clarion
• Video is now available from the Celebrate Spring Choral Concert
• A renovated dining hall will be coming to campus this summer
• View video of the Sounds of Spring Instrumental Concert
• West Nile find in Exeter earliest ever in state
• Habitat for Humanity honors staff, volunteers
• Meet the candidate
• Berks hunting and fishing report
• Iguodala's free throws send Sixers to second round
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Class of 2016 details from Berks colleges
• GOP write-in candidate on ballot to face Schwank
• More on the film review of 'Dark Shadows'
• Altman-Davis seeded second in doubles
• Proposed cable deal to be advertised
• Business log: Redners to open Dundalk, Md., store
• Police say they found pot while seizing guns from Amity house
• Film review: 'Dark Shadows' favors visuals over story
• Mustangs 'enjoy the moment'
• Our expanding waistlines
• "Marvel's The Avengers" characters
• Math event multiplies girls' options
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, May 11
• Yoh scores five, leading Bulldogs to Berks title
• Municipal workers to pick up bundled branches
• Comic books avenged in Berks County
• David Mekeel: Amid gloom, star emerges
• John Fidler: Mayor should unclog Penn Street
• Stifling defense the key as Wilson claims title
• Cancer won't keep her from 5K fundraiser
• Smart Ideas: Running clock on lottery tickets
• KU commencement
• Slices of life:
• Wilson manufactures win; Brandywine rallies
• West Lawn UMC To Help ‘Change The World’
• If you go
• KU senior a study in independence
• Carrie Underwood learns from imperfect moments
• Cougars rally; Blazers romp
• West Lawn UMC Prepares For Vacation Bible School 2012'Operation Overboard'
• Drawing out Picasso
• Work continues on zoning ordinance
• John Rosemond: Permissive mom enables 4-year-old?s tantrums
• Sara Noel: Creating sandboxes frugally
• What to know about sunburn, tanning
• Ask the vet's pets: Combination therapy needed as arthritis progresses
• Bulldogs beat Cougars; Tigers roll over Hawks
• Bruce Williams: Building credit a slow process
• Sunburn warnings going unheeded
• More on the film review of 'Bully'
• Raiders, Mifflin advance to semis
• Cyclists begin 200-mile ride to honor fallen
• Film review: 'Bully' focuses on intolerable cruelty
• R-Phils are Ruf on New Britain
• Judge in Las Vegas to hear case of 120-pound killer dog
• Upgraded Barbey's Playground debuts in city
• Search in river for city teen ends for now
• KU softball team at Super Regional
• Mars Petcare to break ground on new facility in Tennesse
• Vote set on smoking ban in playground areas
• Group has plans for housing stock
• Building a better Class of 2016
• District 3 girls soccer, lacrosse playoffs set
• Coal Township board hears complaints, defends need for animal ordinance
• U.S. throwing money away in Afghanistan (5/11/12)
• Daily Docket
• Heroes Breakfast lauds actions of 14
• The points
• Colorado pet store employee charged with animal abuse
• Study on teen marijuana use contains alarming results (5/11/12)
• Oley teams nearly sweep at Envirothon
• Special-needs students go for gold in jobs contest
• Weekend at a glance
• More hospices are stepping in to take care of dying patients' pets
• Defend yourself against mosquitos
• Recorder of deeds to offer program on navigating documents
• Supervisors get set for paving season
• Weinert, just 17, proving to be quick study at Grandview
• U.S. law infringes on freedom of speech (5/11/12)
• Nurses on lookout for signs of abuse (5/11/12)
• Bypass jumper in jail after court hearing
• Search continues for teen in river
• Borough council has a new member
• Some neighbors, officials leery of liquor license at site
• New on DVD: 'The Vow', 'John Wayne Collection,' 'Genesis Code'
• Alvernia in DIII softball regional
• Cause of Lower Alsace house fire undetermined
• Proceeds from this art auction go to the dogs ... and cats
• CDC view on condoms doesn't make sense (5/10/12)
• Troubles continue for driver in 2007 fatal crash
• A Day Away at Franklin County's 'Civil War 150' celebration
• Wyomissing, Wilson face off for title
• Fitness profile: Bruce Henn
• Extend volunteer stipend to those who patrol streets (5/10/12)
• Ex-CIA official details bin Laden hunt
• If you go to EPAC's 'Xanadu'
• BCIAA softball quarterfinal capsules
• Smart Ideas: Dollar squeeze
• Reward offered in fatal shooting
• Man tried to sell stolen tools, troopers say
• Stage review: EPAC's 'Xanadu' a musical homage to a bad movie
• City schools finances not so dire, officials say
• Learn more
• Cumru man arrested in West Reading shooting death
• Osama bin Laden
• Michelle Singletary: Do the right thing by making out a will
• Berks volleyball playoffs set
• At Ag Center, 4-H Robotics Club sprouting
• Sidhu says IPO pulled because of investors
• Museum group wants to use house for meetings
• When to watch 'Unforgettable'
• Saints win, force Berks II playoff
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Board says no to tax increase, for now
• Poppy Montgomery is 'Unforgettable' solving crimes
• Anzalone one of 14 from state nominated for U.S. Army Bowl
• If you go: 'Dark Shadows'
• Mikura Asian Cuisine and Sushi Bar details
• Volunteers honored for work on creek
• Jim Mullen: A bad case of the wedding bill blues
• Flyers' season over, despite major moves
• Johnny Depp stars in big-screen version of 'Dark Shadows'
• New chapter for Chinese restaurateur in Wyomissing
• 2 arraigned, jailed in aluminum cans case
• When to watch 'Glee'
• Will 76ers have something to celebrate tonight?
• Decorating Diary: Lamps should not cover big painting
• Invitation to a ball, and to local history
• The life of Osama bin Laden
• Chris Colfer of 'Glee' writes his Hollywood ticket
• Manuel rips Phillies after Mets sweep them
• Alpha Kidz presenting 'Captain Louie Jr.' in Birdsboro
• Daily Docket
• James Corden makes a hysterical return to Broadway
• Ruf at the start of home run tear?
• A slow evolution for Obama on gay marriage
• Albright College students strut their designs in annual Spring Fashion Showcase
• Local letter carriers holding annual food drive Saturday
• Berks prison honors correctional officers
• Pettibone's gem key for R-Phils
• Gay marriage a distant dream around the world
• Codes officer seeks change in weed, grass ordinance
• BCIAA baseball quarterfinal capsules
• Teen believed drowned in Schuylkill
• If you go: Music in a Centre Park mansion
• Early Oley budget includes tax hike, job cuts
• Budget meeting
• Spartans roll on, earn fifth straight 3-AA title
• Mansion music series in Reading a Mother's Day treat
• Deal reached on Updike home sale
• Recalls
• Bulldogs need 'perfect game' to beat Mustangs
• Pa. gaming revenue up 21 percent, report says
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Parade to precede firehouse dedication
• Residents question proposed library costs
• Upstart Mustangs face tall order vs. Bulldogs
• Rich Scarcella's Berks 9
• State Senate OKs alternative to Corbett budget
• If you go: Art for Arf's Sake auction benefiting the Humane Society of Berks County
• Big money talks as election nears (5/10/12)
• New recreation area great for Ontelaunee (5/10/12)
• Teacher's impact lasts a lifetime (5/10/12)
• Search continues for boy in Schuylkill River near RACC
• Cumru man arrested in connection with West Reading shooting
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• Second finals week contest. The first person to correctly name this professor w...
• A little stress relief during finals week. The first person to correctly name t...
• Players who have hit four home runs in a game
• Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton belts four home runs vs. Orioles
• Bulls stay alive, drop ice-cold 76ers
• Area residents fill the need when agency calls for help (5/9/12)
• Simple equation
• New on DVD: 'Underworld: Awakening,' 'The Vow,' and more ...
• Superintendents' Forum: District starting to reap benefits from development effort
• Teen passengers risk for young drivers?
• Doomsday units make up the ultimate gated community
• Customers Bancorp postpones its IPO
• No fees on photographers at county parks
• Game review: 'Witcher 2' casts a spell on the Xbox 360
• Work continues on proposed budget
• Don Spatz: Volunteers step up for spent city
• Exeter school gets $100,000 in fitness gear
• Wyomissing's Penn National buys Harrah's in St. Louis
• Church starts fund to aid Stony Creek Mills fire victims
• 2-alarm fire damages house in Barto
• Gov. Mifflin upsets Exeter, meets Wilson for title
• Kulp Chiropractic Clinic Inc. & Clinical Nutrition Center details
• TVs taken in burglaries at RACC, foundation, GoggleWorks
• Womelsdorf firefighter foils theft, police say
• Spartans advance to 3-AA final
• Reading chiropractor opens natural foods store
• City man admits he assaulted bus driver
• Couple who starved son sent to county prison
• Mustangs, Bulldogs to play for soccer championship
• Proposed expansion of municipal authority on hold
• Student, 11, facing charges over knife, lighter
• Water authority considers preference for local contractors
• Bulldogs, Spartans advance to Berks boys lacrosse final
• Smart Ideas: Car buying and selling
• Synthetic drug user sues city store, claims ailments
• Passenger in critical condition after I-78 crash
• Rodriguez effective in loss to Thunder
• Show Mom your love with cheesy baked eggs in bed
• Daily Docket
• Supervisors kick off series of morning workshop meetings
• Mets send Phillies to 4th loss in 5 games
• Berks the Bizarre: News coverage has changed over the years
• Tulpehocken group to host lecture on Pa. German music
• Meeting on proposed merger scheduled
• New Jersey ends Flyers' dreams
• Many people don't realize mint also has a savory side
• City kids play again after businessman takes cue
• Revised budget contains fewer job cuts
• Daniel Boone, Brandywine rolling into Berks League playoffs
• Police ID 4th student in Exeter bomb threats
• Jeffrey L. Squibb, acting city fire chief
• Board quickly rejects plans for picnic area
• Golden Bears to host NCAA Super Regional
• Investigator honored for stopping robbery
• Candidates interview for post of executive director
• Tentative budget gets OK on 3rd vote
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Half-day kindergarten will hurt students (5/9/12)
• Sandusky defense going on offense
• DVD reviews: 'Haywire' holds plenty of action
• Truck unstuck; Water Street in Muhlenberg reopens
• Documentary film triumph for students (5/9/12)
• Lenhartsville fire was tragic accident (5/9/12)
• Third-degree murder charges filed against man in dragging death of KU student
• School bus accident in Union Township
• As the Class of 2012 prepares for Commencement, we take a look back to August 21...
• Firefighters battling house fire in Washington Township
• Teen waives hearing in death of newborn
• Route 422 East closed at Mount Penn exit
• It's Reading Day! The Berks County Therapy Dogs will be in the library from 1-3...
• Degree Completion Program to Offer Classes at Lehigh Carbon Community College Ta...
• The Freedman Gallery Summer Exhibit will Open May 20
• Reading Phillies on deck
• Board combines 2 principal positions into 1
• Intriguing mythos makes 'Reckoning' a good start
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Audio reviews: Jack White, Carrie Underwood
• Maple Grove Raceway this week
• Borough questions offer for bridge land
• Accident involving ambulance snarls traffic on bypass
• No flip-flops or sweat pants at Hamburg next year
• Inside lunch: Muhlenberg
• More information
• Berks college postseason awards
• Phillies fall to Mets
• Hot question: Is censorship too extreme?
• Smart Ideas: LinkedIn for your iPad
• Working alone together in Berks County
• Tigers face tall order against Mustangs in semis
• Taxes set to rise as board approves budget
• Bullying, hunger and pollution are top problems to work on
• Check for these recalled seasonal products
• Lori Borgman: From here to immaturity
• BCIAA lacrosse playoffs
• Hamels suspended for five games
• In your face: Shana M. Rose
• Military censorship designed to protect those in war zones
• Q&A with soccer player Hailey Donahue
• 'Die Weisse Rose'
• Exhibit featuring WWII resistance group at Antietam
• What's goin' on the week of May 8
• Persons of the week: James A. Pachuilo Sr. and Carolyn E. Pachuilo
• Annual soup fundraiser benefits homeless programs
• Housing industry has numbers to build on
• Mayor, Boscov seek longer tax breaks for businesses
• The quiz: Do you know your lines?
• Paying more for some majors will have negative impact (5/8/12)
• Nonprofit group refurbishes Skyline Drive overlooks
• Encouraging signs
• Saad wins district championship in a rout
• 17-year-old charged as adult in shooting, beating
• Mayor went incognito by accident
• 'Pirates!' is swashbuckling fun
• For more information
• Police to conduct DUI checkpoint this weekend
• Ex-Berks Christian principal arrested in sex assault
• Kitten tortured with pen dies in home
• Drawing the line: Who decides if 'Hunger Games' and 'Doonesbury' are suitable?
• For German exchange students, Kutztown is a trip
• Local celebrities deliver meals for a day
• Gail MarksJarvis: Target fund OK if risks acceptable
• Wilson downs Exeter
• Collision injures city woman, briefly shuts road
• 'Raven' can't fly, even for Cusack fans
• Daily Docket
• Jason Brudereck: No ball nearby? Throw your glove
• Mustangs earn playoff berth
• Plan would add money for state education
• Motorcycle rider from Mohrsville dies after crash
• Facebook feature
• Art auction slated Saturday to benefit Humane Society
• Health digest: Reading Hospital slates support groups, classes and more
• Sixers one win from the unthinkable
• Smoking, alcohol allowed in Tilden Park
• How to be a donor
• West Lawn fire blamed on child playing with lighter
• Beach Boys put past differences aside for reunion
• Claude Giroux suspended for Game 5
• Special-education proposal could ease tax hike, Mifflin administrators say
• Myths and misconceptions
• 2012 Duryea Downhill Bike Race
• 'Avengers' stars Hemsworth is omnipresent on screen
• United adds five players from Penn State; season opener Saturday
• Kitten tortured with pen dies in home
• Ady Abreu celebrates tasty victory on 'Cupcake Wars'
• The gift of life
• New mountain bike race: going downhill fast
• If you go to see 'Leap of Faith' on Broadway
• Berks baseball quarterfinals are set
• Council OKs hiring of part-time police officer
• He said: Censorship of teens hinders rights to self-discovery
• Rally in Capitol inspires support of property tax reform
• Stage review: 'Leap of Faith' jumps around too much
• Waugh, involved in Ohio State recruiting controversy, arrested
• Governor honors slain law enforcement officers
• She said: Censorship is not without its good points
• Officers from Berks to L.A. riding to honor Pagerly
• Three students to be arrested in Exeter bomb threats
• Late Night Breakfast
• Today is the final day of classes. We wish everyone the best as you prepare for...
• Accident on Route 222 near Route 73
• Spring Township businessman becomes certified life coach
• Cashman: No easy fix to public-private debate
• Police to file charges in hit-run crashes
• Hamels admits he intentionally plunked Harper
• How to get started with vermicomposting
• Bin Laden expert to speak to World Affairs Council
• Children ride high at Junior League Horse Show
• Scholastic honor roll
• Local brothers-in-law share an interest in vermicomposting
• Cancer patient, 11, gets lift from 3 teens
• Man hurt in Stony Creek house fire
• Bruce Williams: Investors must weigh performance
• Berks ledger
• Daily docket
• Hawes, Holiday put Bulls on brink
• Sharon Randall: Driving country roads helps restore hope
• Daily planner: Monday
• Group raises funds for kids with medical conditions
• Seniors get tips about cooking's lighter side
• 2 killed in Windsor crash identified
• Architecture focus of Beidler House event
• 'Avengers' boss Whedon mines mirth in Marvel idols
• Pagoda foundation preparing to take charge of landmark
• Concert review: New works premiered as chorus marks milestone
• 'Eureka' actress bemoans Syfy series' fate
• Brew headed to Northeastern
• Kellner wins late model, then it rains
• Dave Mowery: Coaching son for job is job itself
• Shepler will dive for Clemson
• Opera review: 'Brundibar' a hauntingly lovely production
• In Our Schools: Michael P. Farrara
• About the red-bellied turtle
• Sheep shearing returns to Boone Homestead
• More on the film review of 'Coriolanus'
• A new bridge, at a turtle's pace
• Naylor makes quick return from elbow surgery
• Film review: Ralph Fiennes' updated, riveting 'Coriolanus'
• How to help
• Erie deals Phils first series loss of the season
• Give state police the authority to enforce the dog law (5/7/12)
• Antietam students' toy drive to benefit shelter
• Flyers can't solve Devils, need 3 straight wins
• Names of winners omitted from story (5/7/12)
• Wilson now sending bills annually
• Bulldogs rally in second half to down Saints
• Smart Ideas: Asparagus recovery
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Heading home to Mom and that apple pie
• Bikers show their faith at Blessing of the Wheels
• Life Coaching Support details
• 'Bohannon Plan' was attempt at reclassification
• More than 400 run, walk for Wounded Warriors
• 'Avengers' smashes record: $200 million debut
• About the PIAA
• Brad Cashman file
• Dr. Robert Lombardi file
• Two people killed in three-vehicle crash
• Nationals get to Worley, down Phils
• How seniors use technology
• Matthew Broderick, Kelli O'Hara team up laughing
• Universal design plans for the future
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Wrestling featured in autism fundraiser
• Sportswriters' notebook: Berks fans really getting to see ugly side of college recruiting
• Some seniors intimidated by smartphones and the Internet, others embrace them
• Travels with Charlie: Traveler recalls Welsh connection that was prelude to sweet harmony
• If you go
• Scholarships
• Exeter police seek drivers in 2 hit-and-run accidents
• In battle of Phils past vs. Phils future, Segovia outduels May
• Ben Franklin talks money
• Independent candidate seeks economic justice
• Michelle Singletary: Even a millionaire can fumble investing
• Reading Eagle ad staff wins six awards
• How will economy affect scholastic sports?
• Sal Anzalone clarifies his original comments
• Words of Ben Franklin ring as true today as in his day
• Meet the candidate
• Meg Ryan lists Bel Air house for $11.4 million
• Schuylkill highlights
• Will Thome contribute to Phillies in a pinch?
• Transactions for May 6, 2012
• Oil, gas exploration industries boosting pickup truck sales
• Untitled
• BCTC students diagnose cars in state competition
• Turkish farmers visit Berks for advice and, maybe, cows
• For Kramer, work pays off
• George Hatza: Is emphasis on gay themes hurting 'Glee'?
• Audio review: Monica
• Ford revs up Taurus with futuristic makeover
• Chaknos, Vavreck attend conference
• Treasure hunters take over downtown Reading
• Phillers
• Harry Deitz: City school board needs housecleaning
• Blogger aids in renovation of midcentury modest homes
• Life on the Mississippi, in style
• Car show raises about $4,000 for student organizations at Reading Muhlenberg Career & Technology Center
• Old news: Ruf on diamond is no diamond in rough
• Three from Wyomissing advance to 3-AA semis
• Exhibits: Titanic surviror's story told in Colorado museum
• Crime watch contact information
• Organize This! Column by Vali Heist:
• Senator sponsors cleanup effort
• Bobcats' ineptitude wipes 76ers from record book
• After going 2-for-3, Lytz pleased with performance
• Steve Rosen: Priciest college rarely best choice, authors say
• Volunteers watch out for crime
• Military news
• Sinking Spring honors fallen officers
• Lombardi looking to put friendlier face on PIAA
• White's running, Sargeant's interceptions spark Express victory
• Hot air balloon makes a stop on Exeter ballfield
• Their lives were lessons in sacrifice
• Campus notes
• Daily docket
• About the PIAA
• Gantert is filling distance void
• School raises money for cancer research
• Their look at local soldiers' lives
• Dress up the table for a Mother's Day event with a hot new look
• Tips sought in Exeter bomb hoaxes
• Planner
• Alvernia upset by Messiah in Commonwealth title game
• Presidential campaign shouldn't focus on tangentials (5/6/12)
• Read great books to kids, not lousy ones
• Untitled
• 3 gunmen rob Sunoco station in Alsace Township
• Local author teaches outdoor lessons in new book
• Payback: Blazers finally beat Mifflin
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Berks sheep-producers meeting to feature pasture walk
• Portland a walkable portal to art and culture
• Traffic alert
• Marking 50 years of Rebel
• Tigers, Scouts advance to semis
• Bill Uhrich: For 30 years, binoculars have shown him the world
• On the road to 'Wasteland Companion' with M. Ward
• If you go to the Studio B exhibition
• John D. Forester Jr.: Campaigns count on social media
• Crappie fishing good for kids, adults
• 76ers' Evan Turner shows his grit
• Smart Ideas: Job seekers' tool kit
• TV and art films: May 6 to 12
• Art review: Studio B's 'X.Scapes': diverse vistas
• Domestic relations fugitives
• I'll Have Another charges to win
• Flyers making changes with key game looming
• Scam story saved the day (5/6/12)
• Munich and Frankfurt in the summer a matter of taste
• Contractors train for universal design
• Wanted in Berks
• Accident reported on Old Route 22; coroner en route
• Accident reported on Route 422 in Exeter Township
• Former Albright student Michael Matz has trained some of the world's most famous...
• Alsace Twp. gas station robbed at gunpoint
• The Dentist's Chair: What causes teeth to become jagged?
• Copper cable sold for cash
• Justices to look at police Taser use
• 76ers hold off battered Bulls, lead series 2-1
• Met-Ed substation thefts
• Coroner issues decision in inmate's death
• Berks colleges: Bears win regional opener
• Wyomissing linebacker Anzalone de-commits from Ohio State
• Supercar project drives Twin Valley students
• Flyers know their play must improve
• Exeter superintendent vows prosecution in bomb hoaxes
• Untitled
• Daily Docket
• If you go: Penn State Berks 2012 spring commencement
• Hernandez big again for R-Phils
• Music program builds character (5/5/12)
• Better cancer treatments PSU grad's goal
• Phillies dealt 11-inning loss by Nationals
• Jail is transforming waste into valuable soil additives (5/5/12)
• Genocide awareness focus of RACC event
• Untitled
• Students declaim, win acclaim at Poetry Cafe
• Spring book sale readied at Schuylkill Valley library
• Lacrosse playoffs set
• Faces of Faith: Kimberly Camelleri
• Hispanic Center honors its own staff
• 3 men shot in city neighbors' quarrel
• More details emerge in city triple shooting
• Smart Ideas: Move smart
• Mary Young: Bill gives tax shift traction
• Unaffiliated churches on the rise
• April weather in Berks
• No werewolves, but plenty of moon
• John Smith column 5/5/12: The Wicca way stresses nature and karma
• Driest starts January-April precipitation
• Opportunity House
• Local religion digest 5/5/12: Blessing of the wheels service to be held in Shillington
• Wyomissing linebacker Anzalone de-commits from Ohio State
• About the 10th Annual Benefit Auction at the Nicholas Stoltzfus House and Barn
• Names added to roll at Police Memorial
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Mommy Wars come down to economics
• Exeter, Mifflin ousted
• Amish man carefully walks line between belief in privacy and the need for public outreach
• Illuminating classroom and firmament
• When to watch 'The Veep'
• Mustangs get rain-shortened win
• Area professionals give advice on compiling a list of your accomplishments
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Louis-Dreyfus is one heartbeat away in HBO comedy
• Arnott's profile continues to grow with Shaner gold
• Rain mainly on the wane, but for 1 day
• Toomey hears business leaders' Route 222 concerns
• Sidhu resigns from Florida bank board
• Express-Steelhawk rivalry continues tonight
• 3 people shot outside Reading house
• Give Oley girls recognition due (5/5/12)
• Things getting worse for the seniors (5/5/12)
• Wyomissing linebacker Anzalone de-commits from Ohio State
• Exeter school gets another threat; students dismissed
• Man caught stealing copper wire from substation, police say
• Google salutes Keith Haring's birthday
• Smart Ideas: Estate planning
• About the programs
• PSU trustee re-elected by ag delegates
• Bullpen gets a break as Blanton hurls gem
• Miracle flight burned in Penn Township woman's memory
• Boyertown district to offer summer camps
• Judge allows Sandusky defense's subpoenas
• Berks college postseason awards
• Ask the vet's pets: New book helps introduce pets to baby
• Ex-ROTC instructor gets probation in sex-contact case
• Wyomissing IT firm founder receives Shirk Award
• Local motor sports points
• Police investigating death of county inmate
• At Pine Forge school, contest was no bust
• Reading Public Library will extend main branch hours
• Despite limited funds, Grim making a name for himself
• Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch dies
• 2nd suspect in city shooting arrested
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Coroner seeks deceased Blandon woman's next of kin
• Shaner Meet preview
• Are Facebook 'friends' really friends?
• Protecting farm not in the plans
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, May 4
• For decades, caring about welfare of others
• Animal Rescue League to get bigger donation
• Slices of life: Children's advocate is honored with award for her efforts
• Streets dominate council's agenda
• More on the film review of 'The Avengers'
• Photographers pan fees at parks idea
• Film review: 'Avengers' hits the big screen with a blast
• Yankees closer Mariano Rivera tears ACL
• Plans to resurface track suffer setback
• 3 Northeast Middle School alumni honored
• John Rosemond: Primary roles of parents should be husband and wife
• Devils top Flyers in overtime
• Stories raised many questions (5/4/12)
• PPL says its substations also targeted by thieves
• Actors, artists aim to turn around failing schools
• Matz trying to take Union Rags to riches
• Openness of trial sends important message to the world (5/4/12)
• Daily Docket
• Review: Trans-Siberian Orchestra show sizzles and dazzles
• Albaugh's pinch homer sparks Bears
• The test for unpaid interns
• Introduction to genealogy to be held at Keystone Villa
• Residents still doubt need for sewer project
• Wyomissing advances; Berks Catholic ousted
• Internships provide hands-on experience, most of the time without pay
• What customers should know
• Police officer, city man hurt as cruiser, car collide
• R-Phils score late to win at New Hampshire
• Sara Noel: Salad spinner removes water from more than greens
• City water authority moves to new digs
• Next meeting should determine if police departments merge
• Sixers look to turn break into series win over Bulls
• Bruce Williams: Refinnacing camouflages cash-flow woes
• Erin Negley: Gosselins' community gets a little TLC
• Probe of West Lawn fire continues
• Berks girls soccer playoff capsules
• Men's lacrosse has fallen to Widener 7-5 in the Commonwealth Conference Champion...
• Bicyclists, too, must share road (5/4/12)
• Companies, unions share the blame (5/4/12)
• Another bomb threat evacuates Exeter school
• Today is the last day of Honors Week at Albright! Today at 4pm in the Center fo...
• Did Minnie Pearl direct a play in Oley?
• Gathering evidence, caring for victims
• When to watch 'Scandal'
• Soccer playoffs begin Friday, Saturday
• If you go: Sesame Street Live's '1-2-3 Imagine! With Elmo & Friends'
• Alvernia junior awarded prestigious fellowship
• Safety measures planned for park
• Kerry Washington: At the center of this 'Scandal'
• Berks postseason college awards
• Sesame Street gang makes its way to downtown Reading
• Donovon Jack commits to Penn State
• For ex-TV anchor, the story is her recovery at Caron
• Competition fuels ABC's George Stephanopoulos
• Swimming collegebound
• Fitness profile: Josias Graham
• Traffic tie-ups expected Monday
• Couple honored
• Jim Mullen: Of cupcakes, teenage moms and crazy nuptials
• Football collegebound
• If you go: Spring Lake, N.J.
• Farm granted legal protections
• Borough considers open burn ban
• 2012 Berks major golf tournaments
• A Day Away: Spring Lake is a lush, ritzy Jersey shore town
• Copper thieves damage substations
• Roof leaking at borough hall
• KU beats Gannon in PSAC opener
• Light penalty sends wrong message to players and fans (5/3/12)
• Berks County Pullers open 25th season on Saturday
• Primary results now available for review
• Maxatawny moves to create police department
• A swing and a prayer: Father Frink's mission is to shoot in the 80s
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Brown Paper Tickets details
• Constitutional amendment clears state House
• Directors weigh quarter-mill tax increase
• More staff cuts approved by board
• Smart Ideas: Audit fears
• Exeter native rising star in ticketing industry
• Some city retailers offer to pay for patrons' parking
• Online charter school costs rising
• Up to $3,000 to be spent on security system
• State House approves business tax cut bill
• If you go: 'The Avengers'
• Reading Liederkranz celebrating spring
• Property owner sues city over demolition
• Exeter man gets jail for VA benefits fraud
• Officials to tighten security at fuel pumps
• 'The Scream' nets record price at art auction
• Downey's Iron Man shows team spirit in 'Avengers'
• Letter writer on target (5/3/12)
• Daily Docket
• KU grad wins scholarship to help pay for law school
• Reserve and National Guard awards honor Reading Hospital
• Jered Weaver throws no-hitter for Angels
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• If you go: Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
• Manufacturer's plans advance
• Wilson West Middle School dedicates towering-tree mural
• Albright trustees group buys city building
• Berks Catholic rallies past Exeter
• Decorating Diary: Canopy helps make room look feminine
• 2 in Facebook beating case waive hearings
• Jason Kahl: Mom's calling was changing lives
• Michelle Singletary: Tool helps in computing college costs
• If Chambers can't succeed at PSU, who can?
• City man surrenders in weekend murder; other suspect at large
• Giant Panda does reggae, Rochester-style
• Angelica environmental center opens
• Bilking builder gets 3 to 21 years in prison
• Men are fans, too, of 'Fifty Shades of Grey'
• Weaknecht, Cougars blank Hawks
• Many options to paddle your kayak or canoe in Berks County
• Pa. German center at KU to hold banquet
• Board looking for more places to cut
• If you go: Appalachian Trail Conservancy
• R-Phils beat Fisher Cats
• If you go: The Trans-Siberian Orchestra playing 'Beethoven's Last Night'
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Facts about rape
• Kicking off spring hiking season on the Appalachian Trail
• Chipper Jones' homer dooms Phillies
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings the theater back to rock
• Save lives with Narcan (5/3/12)
• Contraception is a health issue (5/3/12)
• Donovon Jack commits to Penn State
• Honors Week Continues at Albright Today's thesis presentations feature: Jessica...
• Firefighters battling house fire in West Lawn
• Mild winter means pass on the salt
• You snooze, even for a split second, you lose
• Broken kindergarten window triggers alarm
• Massage parlor rule change criticized in Hereford
• Obama meets with troops in war zone
• Kicking can down the road won't fix seniors' programs (5/2/12)
• Pennsylvania voter ID law challenged in court
• Don Spatz: Mayor correct in change needed
• Rebates to cut price of $60 bulb State-of-the-art, energy-efficient LED has a big price tag to go with it
• Customers Bancorp prices shares of its IPO
• State high court justice addresses local lawyers
• History on display
• Devils use four-goal burst to beat Flyers, even series
• Link loans to grades (5/2/12)
• Daily Docket
• Birdsboro man fired up over old hydrants
• Third-quarter surge fuels 76ers
• Bruce Williams: It's tough to sell a time share
• Relay for Life team to hold yard sale fundraiser Saturday
• Review: 'Burn the Floor' one hot dance show
• Red Knights end 50-game losing streak
• Despite challenges, most teachers satisfied with jobs (5/2/12)
• St. Catharine Senior Apartments dedicated
• Tulpehocken facing higher retirement costs
• Spartans extend title run to 8
• Sara Noel: Cloth diapers not just for baby's bottoms
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Landlords vent over city's quality-of-life program
• Ertel's OT goal lifts Spartans
• Smart Ideas: Stock-picking robot scam
• Vaughn D. Spencer, Reading mayor
• Shillington man missing; rental car found in Iowa
• Bad start dooms R-Phils in New Hampshire
• Tips for avoiding scams
• About the book 'The Farm'
• Boyertown School Board rejects budget
• Mayberry's pinch double helps Phillies beat Braves
• Womelsdorf woman scammed
• Recipes from the cookbook
• State extends immunization deadline
• Nitro Funny Cars coming to Grove
• On money matters, messages mixed
• New book is part cookbook, part photo collection, part memoir
• 3 Oley Valley teams sweep Envirothon
• Berks college postseason awards
• Proposed budget calls for 1% tax increase
• A la Carte: Insect extract safe to use as coloring agent in foods
• Oley looks to spend reserves to fill budget deficit
• Volunteering worth millions, say retired school workers
• Endurance-event team does it in Pagerly's name
• Kitchen scoop: Wedge salad a new spin on summertime favorite
• Health center gets grant to increase access
• 'Once' leads Tony Award nominations with 11 nods
• City schools losing another administrator
• Gaming: Spidey foes to rattle 'Amazing Spider-Man' game
• Perry burglar took electronics, police say
• New on DVD: 'W.E.,' 'New Year's Eve,' and more ...
• Congressional light bulb contest
• Men's Lacrosse Commonwealth Conference Finals
• New laws unnecessary (5/2/12)
• Pride associated with school jobs (5/2/12)
• Drivers can't read the signs (5/2/12)
• Qualifications should be key (5/2/12)
• Men's lacrosse beats Lebanon Valley 6-4 in the Commonwealth Conference Playoffs!
• Women's tennis has fallen to Lebanon Valley 5-0 in the conference playoffs. C...
• Couple waive hearings in multi-county theft spree
• Happy 253rd Birthday to Jacob Albright!
• Honors Week Continues at Albright Today's thesis presentations feature: Robert...
• City police identify 2 suspects in fatal shooting
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• Exeter senior pitch-perfect on R-Phils' mound
• John Halligan
• O'Brien leads goodwill tour
• Toddler's death on farm ruled accidental
• Great American Cleanup: Reading students get up early to clean Riverfront Park
• Father of suicide victim says stand up to bullies
• Municipal authority member steps down
• Tips for dealing with those whose lives are touched by cancer
• Showcase: Photography of Danielle Werley
• Autism program to take place at library's Southeast Branch
• Many of mayor's programs initiated, committee says
• City back in recycling business
• Health digest: Blood-drive location sites announced
• What's goin' on the week of May 1
• In your face: Zachary Moyer
• Women in Crisis honors medical teams
• Police issue 25 citations at Route 422 checkpoint
• Cancer support groups in Berks
• Visit to 'Cabin in the Woods' is deadly memorable
• Exeter firehouse plan gets more support
• Van Riemsdyk a 'big addition' to Flyers' arsenal
• Person of the week: Katelyn M. George
• Now hear this: Paint the Town Careless
• Neighborhood dispute blamed in city slaying
• State lawmakers return to finalize budget
• Albany woman gets support in two battles against cancer from Lehigh Valley group
• The nitty-gritty: The more creative the invite, the more likely answer will be yes
• Schuylkill County unemployment declines
• State education secretary concerned about Reading schools
• Mifflin Park Elementary holds annual ECO-Fest
• R-Phils beat New Hampshire 3-2
• Out of the mouths of babes
• Confidence is the most important prom accessory
• Jobless rates fall in Reading, Berks County
• Who's doing what
• More on the stage review of the revival of 'A Streetcar Named Desire' on Broadway
• Polanco's glove, bat lift Phillies
• Q&A with defensive end Shaquille Brooks
• Gail MarksJarvis: To parents, student debt can cripple you
• There are two sides to test-cheating scandal
• Stage review: 'A Streetcar Named Desire' is steamy and strong
• Sixers preparing for 'different' Bulls
• Hot question: What's the cutest way you've ever heard someone be asked to prom?
• Put an end to drug war (5/1/12)
• Were there signs of fiscal blunders?
• Lori Borgman: Drop those spatulas, end the Mommy Wars
• Nine-run 10th inning lifts Hawks
• Perfect but not pricey prom dresses easily found secondhand
• Holden loss another blow to moderates in government (5/1/12)
• Dinner to bring poor, nonprofit groups to the table
• Red Hot Chili Peppers putting best foot forward
• Spartans, Eagles will meet for title
• Birth control mandate is wrong: Obama administration's overreach violates religious liberty
• Smart Ideas: Appropriate attire for work
• About Keep It!
• Intensivist cares for the patient in the ICU
• Berks postseason college awards
• Case of Rafi and Halima gives new meaning to dating ban
• Oley needs votes to win Vans Custom Culture Shoe contest
• Students see success in South Africa effort
• Audio reviews: Alabama Shakes, Jason Mraz
• From UConn to KU to Atlanta: Frey signs with Falcons as free agent
• School of the week: Gov. Mifflin
• Birth control mandate is fair: Obama is hero to poor women, those who need medicine for PMS
• Jason Brudereck: 1 praised, other condemned
• School seeks to quash Sandusky subpoena
• Wrestling collegebound
• The quiz: Are you kind-hearted or a steamroller?
• The Florentines win Exeter's Battle of the Bands
• Daily Docket
• Proposed budget calls for no major cuts in academic programs
• Lacrosse collegebound
• Mini games are most fun part of 'Mario Party 9'
• Efron slips in 'Lucky One' like a well-worn jacket
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Escapee sought by state police
• Elementary band program might survive budget ax
• Fleetwood's award-winning Tiger Tale does yearbook right
• Marquees, quizzes and cakes: For Prom 2012, it's all about the most memorable invitation
• School board is clueless (5/1/12)
• You can't fix stupid (5/1/12)
• Today starts the last full week of classes. Where did the semester go?
• Shooting by Spring police justified, DA rules
• Honors Week
• Paper sending conflicting messages (4/30/12)
• Mobile lab drives home importance of agriculture
• Conservancy's Family Eco-Adventure Day offers preview of camp
• Kellner ends victory drought
• Bern Township man can't get enough of The Three Stooges
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Making like a Texan down in San Antone
• Concert review: Choral society mostly meets the challenge of Monteverdi piece
• Bullets hitting their mark after a slow start
• For more information on composting
• Parked boat seen indicative of problem
• Hundreds join race to beat Beethoven
• Bulls GM defends Thibodeau
• Waste not, want not
• More on the film review of 'The Raven'
• Hamburg yard sale evolves into fundraiser
• Briere gives Flyers a kick-start to series
• Film review: Quoth 'The Raven,' what a bore
• Robeson Elementary kids get schooled on fish
• Eagles receive glowing reviews from NFL draft analysts
• More on the film review of 'The Pirates! Band of Misfits'
• Daily docket
• Rich Scarcella's Berks 9
• Film review: Action balances the laughs in 'Pirates!'
• Daily planner: Monday
• Polk, 12 others sign with Birds
• Annual fundraiser
• Pooches take to fashion runway for fundraiser
• R-Phils top Portland
• Ex-state official to speak at Hispanic Center gala
• One man slain, another hurt in city shootings
• Anemic Phillies lose to Chicago
• State lawmakers hope to ease Corbett's proposed cuts
• Sharon Randall: Confessions of a bad-weather magnet
• Berks students visit school, stay with families on China visit
• Scholastic honor roll
• Boyertown seeks volunteers for annual spring cleanup
• Board member says she's not district bully
• Spartans' McClennan commits to Lehigh
• Three Stooges trivia
• In Our Schools: Lori Savidge
• Critics say nepotism common in city schools
• Police: Man, woman attack 4 people in city apartment
• About the Three Stooges
• DeWeese still doesn't recognize he broke public trust (4/30/12)
• To help
• DUI suspect arrested after late-night crash
• Spotlight: Heilman Karate Academy
• Plenty of sleaze but no crime in the case against Edwards (4/30/12)
• A journey from nothing to something
• Toddler killed in farm accident
• Faye's Flowers info
• 65we
• A safe place for women to start over
• Lebanon man killed in crash
• Freezing the moment: Faye's Flowers preserves memories
• ee
• Jim Kerr: Why put a lid on recycling effort?
• 'Bowling for Kids' Sake' puts group close to fundraising goal
• Ledger
• Reading man, 36, fatally shot on Mulberry Street
• Section of old Louisville gets a hip makeover
• Reading Phillies notes
• Personalize your spaces with color and texture
• Revving up for this year's shows and cruises
• How to help the American Cancer Society
• TV and art films: April 29 to May 5
• Trevor May chart
• Make outdoor room stylish
• Go Fly a Kite! Day a soaring success
• Relay for Life fundraiser goes to the dogs
• Audio review: NIcki Minaj
• May's been good; he wants to be even better
• Untitled
• Scholarships
• New span or old, open bridge welcome
• Exhibits: Philadelphia museum offers a rare peek at its specimens
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Harry Deitz: Grandmothers live on through these treasures
• Eagle staff takes seven awards
• Adding up to an $11 million deficit
• Snapshots: De Haan is a delectable seaside village
• Trout stocking schedule
• Lountzis Asset Management LLC details
• Smart divide can solve sink dilemma
• Up next
• L.L. Bean celebrating 100th anniversary
• After corner, Birds go on offensive
• Spring Township asset manager has a fortune in knowledge
• Roundtable focuses on impact of regulations
• Reading schools budget fiasco blamed on mismanagement
• With emotion, Dawkins retires as an Eagle
• Adjusting to spring changes yields best bass fishing
• Brown takes second at Penn Relays
• If you go to the opera 'Brundibar'
• West Reading gets grants for streets work
• Amityville Scout troop holds annual carnival, car show
• Lions Club shows its appreciation
• Bill Uhrich: Flowers, birds prove spring arrived ahead of schedule
• Blanton pitches Phils by Cubs
• The children's opera 'Brundibar' honors the power of art
• George Hatza: These 'Girls' just wanna have fun
• 'Horses and Hogs' cruise nights at Sonic to raise funds for animals this season
• Touch-a-Truck draws record crowd
• NCAA transfer situations are a real mess
• Matsuzaka shuts down R-Phils
• Smart Ideas: Cost of budgeting
• Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne sell oceanfront house in Malibu
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Brown making jump to top of the class
• Stanford tried to (secretary of) state its case with Anzalone
• Flyers' Jagr, Devils' Brodeur meet again
• State should launch investigation into 8 school firings (4/29/12)
• Campus notes
• Wanted in Berks
• Bernville celebrates Arbor Day with park events
• Walls of Old San Juan encompass a lot of history
• Express' first win is a kick for Stokes
• Board not trying to make the cuts (4/29/12)
• Transactions for April 29, 2012
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Boyertown's Earthfest celebrates nature
• If you go to the some thing's looming exhibition
• Bulls beat Sixers, but lose Rose
• Michelle Singletary: Finances could use springtime cleanup
• John Forester: Look both ways when running
• How to get help
• Berks Classical Children's Chorus marks 20th anniversary
• Class AA, AAA finals set
• Berks County 4-H starting Robotics Projects Club
• Gone in less than 10 days
• Resources for crime victims in spotlight at mall
• Travels with Charlie: Friendly Irishman, N.J. safari park top readers' lists of travel memories
• Raiders get key win over Tigers
• Actress Emily Blunt finds her particular niche
• Military news
• Daily docket
• After dark times, Jason Mraz brings the 'Love'
• Here are some of worst-hitting Phils teams
• Steve Rosen: Cost of higher education a harsh lesson for students
• News to Use: Keller Willliams Realty Berks to volunteer with county graveyard preservation group; REIA slates meeting
• Traffic alert
• Kendal Rautzhan: No money for libraries? That's criminal
• Pottsville's Walker took unexpected route to hurdling prowess
• CX-5 shows Mazda's new philosophy of efficiency
• Houseplants refresh decor
• Road projects
• Accident reported on Penn Avenue in Sinking Spring
• Men's Lacrosse with a big win over Messiah 9-7 to capture top seed in the Common...
• Women's Tennis over Messiah 5-4!
• Daily Docket
• Mary Young: Medium, not message, changes
• X-rays necessary for proper care
• Eagles continue on the defensive
• Exeter police outgrow HQ, eye space solutions
• Boyertown man dies after crash in Amity
• Wishing they'd worked harder, Collins-Rivera ends in a draw
• Wesley Waugh
• Serial killer who murdered Muhlenberg woman indicted in sex assault
• Lack of offense costs Phils again
• Today's mothers should give thanks (4/28/12)
• New police chief in Bern Township was inspired early
• Man wanted sex with 14-year-old girl, police say
• Untitled
• About the Abracadabra Magic and Variety Show
• Penn-Bernville students run for school supplies
• School locked down again after another threat
• Is Rose 100 percent? Sixers will find out
• Church's family magic show to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Berks County
• Supervisors agree to tackle flooding
• Police probe robbery attempt, shootout on city street
• Untitled
• About the Fourth annual Faith Festival
• Sewage plant likely to begin operating next week
• Contest will spruce up Penn Square planters
• Bengals end Still's wait in second round
• Faith Festival intends to promote intercultural understanding and embrace religious diversity
• 18 more Berks farms selected for preservation
• Arbor Day celebrated across Berks
• Bryant makes impact in return to Express
• Faces of Faith: Gloria J. Barto
• 10th & Green Elementary gets cleanup
• District to review special-needs program
• Miller finishes sixth in javelin at Penn Relays
• GSA scandal another black eye for government workers (4/28/12)
• 4 rob patrons, workers at Maxatawny Township diner
• Review: New Trio shines in grand Tchaikovsky trio
• Untitled
• More information on Rapid Remedy and West Reading Drug Store
• Good Shepherd Physical Therapy - Kutztown
• Review: Straight No Chaser a shot of fun
• Recalls
• West Reading Drug Store offers virtual medical visit
• In some places, antidote in hands of addicts, families
• Child labor decision seen as win for farmers
• Director's art leads him away from Mormonism
• Smart Ideas: Finances for young adults
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Heroin antidote too hard to get?
• John Smith column 4/28/12: Religious art abounds during trip to Europe
• These students reach high, shine in school's program
• Prosecutor says Sandusky defense on fishing expedition
• Local religion digest 4/28/12: Youth choir to present musical in Spring Township
• Dr. Richard H. Detwiler
• Student awakened to worldwide clean water shortage
• Cable television literally has gone to the dogs
• Mustangs win, make playoffs
• Veterinarian also touched human lives
• 13th & Union students at college for Earth Day event
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Student loans divide the haves from the have-nots
• Glass scores four to spark Bulldogs
• Zimmerman case raises questions (4/28/12)
• Evil not exclusive to one group (4/28/12)
• Feeling fit, Saad beats Perugini for title
• Teen robbed at knifepoint in Lower Alsace, police say
• Farm cultivates lessons in food for 3rd-graders
• 'Smash' star Christiain Borle plays a loopy pirate
• Wilson outlasts Mifflin for wild win
• To learn more about playing bridge
• 3 honored for helping the homeless
• John Rosemond: Fathers exert great influence on their children?s lives
• Sixers routed in finale
• Windsor woman teaches duplicate bridge on cruises around the world
• Daily Docket
• Berks County unveils JEAP, an expedited project approval process
• Base-running mistake cuts short R-Phils' rally
• Oley school Envirothon team builds birdhouses
• John Fidler: Mayor's successes tough to find
• Saturday races at Big D canceled
• Resource fair set for parents of children with disabilities
• Parents hear real dangers of fake drugs
• The points
• Exercising the right to vote
• Hamburg raid nets fake pot, authorities say
• Willman turns casual friendship with Huber into full-time ride
• Daily Planner: Friday
• City Council delay angers water board chief
• Weekend at a glance
• Red Cross honors Hamburg School District
• Ron Devlin: Harvesting memories of POW farmworkers
• Walters steps down at Boone
• Slices of life: Sister's online initiative helps brother's cause
• Man with star tattoo sought in city holdup
• Ask the vet's pets: Heart medicine prolongs quality life for dogs with heart disease
• Health law fuels billions in rebates, report says
• Football collegebound
• Reading School Board firings worry state
• Berks fishing and hunting
• Tulpehocken students learn sweatshop lesson
• More on the film review of 'The Five-Year Engagement'
• Business log: Pro Max Fence buys assets of bankrupt company
• Water service tied to developing business
• Film review: 'Five-Year Engagement' feels about as long
• Lacking suspense, draft makes up for it with deals
• Inconsistency in philosophy (4/27/12)
• Who gets what
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, April 27
• Former Royals goalie Quick finalist for Vezina Trophy
• Shoemakersville must find a partner for police service (4/27/12)
• Timeline of short-lived tenures
• More on the film review of 'Safe'
• Eagles trade up, get their man
• Smart Ideas: Store credit cards
• Final plans set for anniversary
• Film review: Statham plays 'Safe' with savage excess
• Exeter High School locked down due to bomb threat
• Don't blame the terrorists (4/27/12)
• Addiction is a disease (4/27/12)
• This is the final weekend to see the Domino Player's production of "A Streetcar...
• Study Abroad Pre Departure Meeting
• Lehigh woman dies in Albany Township crash
• If you go: Broadway on 6th Street Series presents 'Burn the Floor'
• Impact of interest rates
• Development group to buy Abraham Lincoln hotel garage
• Berks Gymnastic Academy sends 5 to nationals
• 'Burn the Floor' gets smokin' in downtown Reading
• Shroomin' for MS
• Grant aimed at cutting pollution from farms
• Reinvestment statistics
• Where to get resistance bands
• Mushroom forage to raise money for MS bike ride
• Fugitive facing rape charges returned to Reading
• Kutztown Community Parnternship reports on state of downtown
• Fatal ATV accident still under investigation
• Striking the right cords
• State OKs $10 million loan to city for new sewer main
• Board member wants data on student misconduct at high school
• New on DVD: 'Camelot,' 'The Walking Tall Trilogy'
• If you go: RACC's Downtown Performing Arts Series presents Vox Lumiere's 'Metropolis'
• Daily Docket
• It's Hawks vs. Eagles at Hamburg fundraiser
• Michelle Singletary: Elderly face paying off college debt
• Vox Lumiere brings sound to silents at Reading Area Community College
• Rehrersburg church to host quilt and comforter show
• Supervisors considering TreeVitalize program
• Eagle Scouts
• In battle of Saads, Ricardo reaches final
• Person of the week: Chastity L. Cooper
• Risk of poisoning from lead paint high here
• When to watch 'Don't Trust the B-- in Apt. 23' and 'GCB'
• Turner's career-high 29 fuel 76ers
• Facts about Pennsylvania State Police patch
• Candlelight vigil remembers victims
• 'The Voice' is cutting in on 'American Idol's' young viewers
• Samuel restructures deal, leaves Birds to join Falcons
• 'Soldiers of the Law' Memorial Motorcycle Ride to be held on Saturday
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• About 'American Pickers'
• Jim Mullen:
• Leaf strong-arms Saints to victory
• If you go: Pennsylvania State Police Museum
• Two surprises highlight the primary election results (4/26/12)
• 'American Pickers' in Boyertown
• Guy Pearce shifts into science-fiction gear
• Bullets earn division title by downing Hawks
• A Day Away at the Pennsylvania State Police Museum
• Column was loaded with loaded phrases (4/26/12)
• Lawmakers weigh in
• 8 administrators axed in city schools purge
• Reading Phillies to face Dice-K Saturday
• If you go: Reading Symphony Orchestra's 'Night at the Movies'
• The charcoal briquette's Reading link
• To get information
• Antietam budget options all involve cuts
• Hamels strong in Phillies' win
• Big screen inspires Reading Symphony Orchestra pops concert
• To donate
• Statewide results incomplete
• West Reading principal becomes Angry Bird for a day
• R-Phils' May dominates Richmond
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Cancer survivor bikes to raise funds for others
• Local party leaders now eye Nov. 6 election
• The issue
• Eagles find themselves in prime spot
• Gold not good with pale green
• Smart Ideas: Affordable ticket pricing
• Why it matters
• Student loans might get more costly
• Reverb Rumble boxing Friday night
• Suspect in city shooting arrested in Massachusetts
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Plan to turn offices into apartments OK'd
• St. Joseph Medical Center named stroke center
• At Muhlenberg, Reyes faces different challenge
• Use words carefully (4/26/12)
• Labor agreements benefit everyone (4/26/12)
• Ace that Interview!
• Job and Internship Search Workshop
• Man fatally struck by car in Greenwich Township
• Celebrate Spring Choral Concert
• Juried Student Art Show
• Pence lifts Phillies over Diamondbacks
• Romney sweeps, gets Pennsylvania and 4 other states
• Two fatal accidents within an hour: Greenwich and Albany townships
• 20-year-old ran city chop shop, police say
• Landscaping blooms along Lancaster Avenue
• Recycler to collect electronics
• Gov. Mifflin grad Zach Lutz called up by Mets
• Knowles defends state House seat in 124th District
• O. Chris Miller, Centre Park Historic District president
• Skeptics beware
• Albright lacrosse off to good start
• Haas choice for 187th Democrats
• Reading School Board fires 8 administrators
• Engineer proposes gateway to borough
• Firm wants to mine asteroids within 10 years
• Game review: 'Journey,' 'Fez,' 'Closure' build mystery
• Rozzi wins Democratic nod for 126th District House seat
• Living VVR Vegetarian Vegan and Raw Foods upcoming classes
• United Way celebrates Week of the Young Child
• Birthday milestone: Arthur W. Hill
• Argall holds off challenger in GOP state senate primary
• Cooking class in Womelsdorf features vegetarian, vegan and raw offerings
• Berks ID cards available for military vets
• DVD reviews: 'Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol'
• Phils lose, but go down fighting
• Vegetarian, vegan and raw recipes
• Convicted child molester denied bail during appeal
• New on DVD: 'Contraband,' 'Pariah' and more ...
• Marbarger-McCarthy steps down
• Romney sweeps, gets Pennsylvania and 4 other states
• Car, Exeter school bus collide
• Muhlenberg woman, 79, beaten by daughter with meat-tenderizing mallet
• Continental cuisine comes with a side of sliders
• Mackenzie defeats Slattery in 134th District race
• Pick a plan: What's next for BCS?
• Lenhartsville blaze blamed on welder's torch
• Nude swimming in Schuylkill River officially outlawed in the early 1900s
• Races in 5 Berks state House districts uncontested
• Boyertown School Board rejects tentative budget
• Perugini rallies, advances to final
• Voter ID trial run goes smoothly
• After 43 years, Oley Valley cook hanging up spatula
• Online charter schools hot topic at Exeter forum
• Daily Docket
• Firehouse in city decrepit, moldy
• Voters decide auditor in Reading must be CPA
• Company wants to build apartment complex
• A look at Berks' independent bookstores
• Flyers' rookies rise to playoff challenge
• Kane wins Democratic nod for attorney general
• Romney sweeps five states
• DA to discuss synthetic drugs at parenting event
• Is the book industry going the way of records and CDs?
• How long before Cloyd is promoted to IronPigs?
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Plan to replace roof tiles divides board
• Game Commission releases survey results
• Holden loses in bid for 11th house term
• Mayor needs expert advice (4/25/12)
• Panel OKs subdivision of tract for shelter
• Football collegebound
• Daugherty wins Democratic nod in 15th Congressional District
• Site survey needed before gun sports allowed in parks (4/25/12)
• Police seeking bank fraud suspect
• Berks postseason college awards
• Rohrer campaign falls short
• Rohrer falls in U.S. Senate bid
• GOP responsible for loss of jobs (4/25/12)
• Writer's claims patently untrue (4/25/12)
• Men's lacrosse has beaten Alvernia 11-1
• In their innaugural season, Albright men's lacrosse can earn a playoff spot toni...
• Albright College freshman Dan McGurl will spend his summer biking across the cou...
• Muhlenberg woman beaten by daughter with meat tenderizing mallet
• The sun is out, better enjoy it while it lasts. Women's tennis plays Lebanon...
• Happy National Physics Day!
• Five-run ninth not enough for Phillies
• Unravel some fine, free fun with 'Ninja Fishing'
• Board seeks approval for program cuts
• If you go to 'Peter and the Starcatcher' on Broadway
• Q&A with soccer player Alli Winslow
• Hamburg changes name of new school
• Stage review: Peter Pan show high on its own starstuff
• Panthers hire Grim as boys hoops coach
• 'Three Stooges' falls short of rekindling genius
• Senior center opens in Reading
• Audio reviews: Counting Crows, Loudon Wainwright III
• Tournament postponed
• Saucony Creek Brewing Co. details
• Dispatch from France: Food in France means sit-down meals, plenty of bread but rare bowl of cereal
• United Way of Boyertown's 2012 campaign falling short of goal again
• Class offerings tend to leave middle achievers out in the cold
• Raiders' Rahn eyes healthy finish
• Saucony Creek Brewing Co. is the new brew in Kutztown
• 'Lockout' doesn't quite fill the action bill
• Budding Boone scientists win state competition
• Lori Borgman: There's no EZ way about it
• Sixers beat Nets, clinch playoff spot
• Money skewing political system (4/24/12)
• Parental alienation is serious form of abuse
• Daily Docket
• Scouting memories
• Tigers earn 'big' tie with Scouts
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone announces blood-donation sites
• Stuck in the middle: Classes cater to top and bottom, making in betweeners feel left out
• Fleetwood teachers make offer to board
• School board passes BCTC budget
• Brian Dawkins retires; still pained by Birds exit
• When will madness of drunken driving come to an end? (4/24/12)
• Oley Valley hosts first Mini-THON for pediatric cancer
• Mount Cuba director to speak at Berks Horticultural Club
• 1 hurt in Rockland Township crash
• In end, choice of OSU academic for Anzalone
• Smart Ideas: Reselling technology
• Test your knowledge of the Heck Family from 'The Middle'
• Jason Brudereck: Times changed, but not doctor
• District's tablet plan not rock-solid
• Signature gesture to honor Paterno
• Person of the week: Irvin R. Evans
• Hot question: Do schools help out students in the middle?
• Girl Scouts in Berks County
• Site of RHS graduation changed to Albright
• Bryzgalov remains the key for Flyers
• Berks Youth in Action raises thousands for city playground
• In your face: Courtney Fichthorn
• Pride in Girl Scouts lives on after 81 years
• Spencer introduces tax amnesty program
• Exeter's Raneiri headed to Millersville
• Who might need the services of Berks County's BrainSTEPS team?
• What's happenin' the week of April 24
• Latino business owners moving forward with support group
• City man charged in fatal Montgomery County crash
• Flames destroy mobile home; 3 displaced
• Program aims to help children with brain injuries be better accommodated in school
• Police: Parents must turn in kids suspected of crime, but not in hopes of getting a reward
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Literacy Council fetes top students, helpers
• Rain helps dry conditions, but not much
• D.C. cherry tree clone blossoms at Weiser
• Get the facts before the next Kony 2012 obsession
• Help kids with cancer? There's an app for that
• Funds faltering
• Gail MarksJarvis: Retirement savings help with taxes
• Inside lunch: Wyomissing
• 'Jak and Daxter' is nostalgic gem
• Rainy day accounts drying up
• More on the film review of 'Chimpanzee'
• 'The Middle' on TV: Finally, a show that puts the profoundly average in the limelight
• Clarkson's fifth album is raucously independent
• Many nest eggs getting scrambled
• Alabama Shakes on a magic carpet ride to debut
• Use technology to raise funds (4/24/12)
• All terrorists are Muslims (4/24/12)
• Website op-ed pages appreciated (4/23/12)
• Gunmen rob adult bookstore in Richmond Township
• Wrestling service awards
• Teenager charged in death of newborn baby
• The Streetcar Named Desire Panel Symposium scheduled for this evening has been c...
• Tonight's baseball game is postponed...
• Men's and Women's golf matches scheduled for today have been canceled.
• Sounds of Spring Symphonic Band and Jazz Band Concert
• Football collegebound
• Vynecrest on Main details
• About the album
• East Penn Scholastic Hockey League all-stars
• Vynecrest Winery expands business model with store in Kutztown
• 'Rock star' teacher at Gov. Mifflin sets history to music
• Kondraski, Banks head hockey all-stars
• Smart Ideas: Financial literacy
• Berks County voter registration
• Kellner wins late model before rainout
• Growing plants in straw bales is a creative option for limited space
• New voter ID law makes dry run in primary
• Rescuers keep current with river workshop
• Bruce Williams: Direct purchase savings not worth it
• Presidential race not of primary importance
• Walk at Gring's Mill helps raise awareness about MS
• Sharon Randall: Meet the new star of my husband's harem
• Daily planner: Monday
• Scholastic honor roll
• Solo Chicago show for artist Rashid Johnson
• Runners go to the Mat for autism
• Junior League's Touch-A-Truck event set for FirstEnergy Stadium
• Daily docket
• 3 Reading men beat, rob homeless man, police say
• Five classic motion pictures set in cabins
• Sculptors shape bones to raise awareness of genocide
• Back on track in classroom, Jones impressing
• Dave Mowery: Police roundup raises questions
• Despite rain, Hyde Park Earth Day cleanup no washout
• Giroux leads Flyers past Pens
• Tuesday's ballot lineup
• Community honors retiring policeman
• Stage review: 'Pinafore' blends comedy, musical excellence
• In Our Schools: Richard C. Tomrell, Southwest Middle School music teacher
• These students learn lessons in good deeds
• Runs don't come, errors do as Phils fall to Padres
• How to apply
• Maxatawny gives sewage timetable, payment options
• Endorsements for candidates
• Grant helps homes in Hamburg
• Alvernia taps leader for ethics institute
• Berks dry spell is breaking in a big way
• Despite change in presidential race, it's still vital to vote (4/23/12)
• More on the film review of 'The Lucky One'
• Boys basketball collegebound
• Education, fathers missing from series (4/23/12)
• Film review: Efron is all grown up in 'The Lucky One'
• R-Phillies, Aeros postponed by rain
• White Sox pitcher Phil Humber throws perfect game
• Halladay, Phillies fall to Padres
• Boyertown holds annual seasonal festival
• When cars can talk, crashes may be avoided
• Listings: Accolades
• Silas Redd watches Bill Belton impress
• J. Mikulsky Railway Supply Co. details
• Scholarships
• Honey Brook fairgoers find community connections
• 12 charged in Pennsylvania-New Jersey auto insurance scam operation
• Create an attractive and easy-care outdoor room
• 76ers close in on playoffs with victory over Pacers
• JoAnn Mikulsky running the rails from Exeter Township
• Campus notes
• New face of poverty: the crime connection
• N.J. auto restorer accused of bilking customers
• Lighten up decor for spring season
• Reading Phillies notes
• City students again march against violence
• Daily Docket
• John Cusack channels Poe for the thriller 'The Raven'
• Man accused of selling house without ex-wife's permission
• Fast start still well short of record-setting '75 team
• District judges disagree on poverty's role in crime
• WEEU's Charlie Adams earns top state award
• Kendal Rautzhan: Help kids learn awesome books
• Travels with Charlie: Readers respond with tales and tips about favorite travel destinations
• Best starts in R-Phils history
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• So you want to re-create 'Mad Men' style at home?
• New Mexico hones its image with a new ad campaign
• Young Cardinals off to blazing start with lofty goals on softball field
• Inferno consumes Lenhartsville landmark
• Housing a big issue for ex-convicts
• Crime Alert: Tips sought in Cumru theft
• Pooling resources
• Mazatlan still magical despite scary headlines
• Anemic offense could be among team's worst ever
• Officials see cycle of crime in local poverty
• John Forester: It's our civic duty to cast our vote
• Raitt steps in 'Slipstream," first album in seven years
• If you go to the Frank Wyso exhibition at the Yocum Institute
• 2012 season a perfect end to Bausher's coaching career
• Meme DeSantis earns a pair of 358-modified victories
• Harry Deitz: Raising bar often comes with success
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Steve Rosen: Roth IRAs can pay off in long run for teens
• Art review: 'Coal Culture' captures mining life in Lackawanna County
• Hunting/fishing planner
• 4 Spartans in AA semis; Class AAA final is set
• Traffic Alert: Night work on Route 61; turnpike delays
• Wanted in Berks
• TV and art films: April 22-27
• How to file a complaint against a moving company
• Hunting/fishing notes
• Burk helps Bloomington outlast winless Express
• Work outside the home or raise kids isn't a real issue (4/22/12)
• County Dairy Princess Pageant set for May 5 in ag center
• New luxury Fisker Karma pushes limits
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• Rules to make turkey bow hunting easier
• Streak ends, Phils fall in San Diego
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Military news
• Exhibits: Keith Haring's early career is focus of New York show
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• Fishing guide dream job for Dick
• Pettibone hangs tough in R-Phils' loss to Aeros
• Students exhibit wonderful talent (4/22/12)
• Celebrating Earth Day at Riverfront Park
• 2 people injured in Route 61 crash
• Be aware of scams when choosing a mover
• Haney's book on Woods misses the mark
• Flyers still looking to finish off Pens
• About dance classes for special needs children and teens
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates home
• Hundreds support Hamburg Jaycees at Thawfest
• George Hatza: Debating the Oscars with a voter
• Anzalone commits to Ohio State
• Jones, McGloin earn passing marks - so far
• Classes for special needs students held once a week at Carousel of Dance
• Berks County cleaned up by hundreds of volunteers
• Review: Wheatland Chorale founder retiring on high note
• If you go
• Michelle Singletary: Wall Street-based novel well worth investment
• Hirko opens eyes with dominant 800
• Smart Ideas: Financial tips for teens
• Bill Uhrich: Remember when it was cool to care about environment?
• Rain finally in the forecast
• Ford lists home at $8.3 million
• Annual Touch-a-Truck event coming to FirstEnergy Stadium Saturday
• Sprints looking like family affair
• Transactions for April 22, 2012
• Schuylkill highlights
• Accidents on Interstate 78, Perkiomen Avenue
• Southbound Route 61 reopens after crash
• Anzalone commits to Ohio State
• Lenhartsville general store engulfed in flames
• Phillies continue San Diego winning streak
• What Immanuel United Church of Christ discovered
• Green Valley Country Club by ViVA details
• Kittatinny Ridge plans, request pose quandary
• Academics plus water polo make Iona perfect for Bortz
• Backward thinking has mail officials deep in red ink (4/21/12)
• Owner of ViVA hopes to buy club
• KU student sold pills on campus, authorities say
• Express faces Bloomington Edge
• Amity man gets prison for sexually assaulting 2 children
• Tlden man charged in attempted bribery
• Local religion digest 4/21/12: Faith Festival to include labyrinth and concert
• Tightknit family endured hostage crisis
• Raising a glass, and money, at Cocktails and Classics
• John Smith column 04/21/21: A look back at local pastors' reactions to Titanic
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• DA says constables can't substitute for policemen
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: She's a Tigger in a family of Eeyores
• A tale of 1 student, her performance of Dickens
• Mayor defends how he built team
• Smoking aggravates periodontal disease
• United Community Services
• Spencer's moves outrage some council members
• When to watch 'Person of Interest'
• State police investigating delay in reporting fatal ATV crash
• City police seize heroin in raid, arrest man, 33
• Jim Caviezel talks 'Person of Interest'
• Automobile dealer gets OK for new signs
• Stun gun was used on bypass jumper, police say
• A look at Reading's outside consultants
• Moving farmhouse solves safety problem
• Mary Young: Full steam ahead with election
• Renters pay taxes, too (4/21/12)
• Antietam students participate in cleanup
• Prison's composter 1 of just 5 in U.S.
• Thanks to Fleury, Pens still alive
• Faces of Faith: Sara Higgins
• Northeast Middle School celebrates Earth Day
• Berks Democrats gather, hear ex-representative criticize GOP
• Never-give-up R-Phils rally past Akron in 10th
• Faith Lutheran pastors
• College plans focus of RHS event
• Troopers seek facility escapee
• Brown wins triple jump, but falls short of record
• Faith Lutheran to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Daily Docket
• Art for art's sake, and fun for its sake, too
• Brandywine earns bragging rights
• Testimonials from Immanuel United Church of Christ members
• Bowling fundraiser benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters
• District going after delinquent accounts
• Today's Blue-White Game unlike any other
• Shillington church part of national project aiming to expand religious lives past Sundays
• Smart Ideas: Doing more with less
• Pretzel maker gets approval for expansion
• Ellison resigns as coach
• Congratulations to Sally Wang who won Berks Got Talent this evening. Albright is...
• Improvements not enough (4/21/12)
• Editorial missed bigger picture (4/21/12)
• Police identify man who crashed, jumped off bypass bridge
• Albright Cheerleading has just announced their roster for next year. Congratula...
• It is hard to believe but Commencement is one month from today!
• Stash of heroin found in city home; man arrested
• Accident on Route 422 in Douglass Township
• BCIAA tennis tournament pairings
• Lower Alsace man facing child porn charges
• Flyers look to close out Penguins
• Ask the vet's pets: All pets need microchip identification
• Recycling being put in their hands
• Candidates address Berks Patriots
• Vail's goal sparks Wyomissing
• Center for recycling might get fencing
• Community in Cumru helping recent widow, her children
• Soccer collegebound
• Oley Valley native recalls 'Bandstand' appearances
• Earth Day Berks County schedule
• Lee, Cain put on masterful display
• Business log: FTC grants final OK on Carpenter deal
• 57-acre farm in Brecknock added to preservation program
• New environmentally friendly products abound in area
• The points
• American justice or power of money (4/20/12)
• Candidates receive endorsements
• Get the lowdown on upcycling
• McCardle wants acclaim for her talent, not gender
• Bail set at $150,000 in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Smart Ideas: Consumer sentiment
• Daily Docket
• Woman stabbed near her apartment in city
• Weekend at a glance
• Grants reduce costs for animal neutering
• David C. Roland details
• City man harassed QVC host, police say
• Forum focuses on legislation to tighten U.S. immigration laws
• Berks fishing and hunting
• David C. Roland survives another bank merger
• Notre Dame professor to talk about Brown v. Board of Education
• United Way honors efforts of businesses, volunteers
• BCIAA boys tennis tournament
• Presidential hopefuls should put people before politics (4/20/12)
• District seeks to raise concussion awareness
• More on the film review of 'Think Like a Man'
• Worley fans 11; Phillies blank Padres
• Sara Noel: Make your own deodorant
• Millions paid to Paterno estate
• Losses at civic centers likely to hit $700,000
• Film review: Cast makes 'Think Like a Man' appealing
• Bruce Williams: Kids should be responsible for own bills
• Penn State trustee election under way
• Albright, residential care center remember Holocaust
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, April 20
• KU sets sights on big prize
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Board to support nature preserve
• Redesign of Route 737 shocks some at meeting
• Grants reduce costs for animal neutering
• Blue-White Game
• Earth Day and the environment
• For more information on 'Homesweet Homegrown'
• David Mekeel: Mud fills political arena
• Reading company buys assets of lock firm
• Not much being said about Penn State QBs
• Drawn to art, jazz, teen has knack for abstract
• Kutztown woman shares love of gardening in new book, "Homesweet Homegrown"
• Dozens offer to help Meals on Wheels
• Bob Fosse's 'Cabaret' restored to original glory
• 51st Leonard Stephan Meet at a glance
• How to get 'Dust in the Wind: The Uprising'
• Recycling not always required
• John Rosemond: Allow preteen to set bedtime as long as she?s in her room
• Reading Phillies on deck
• Slices of life: Book reflects on uprisings in Romania
• Recycling law
• Hamburg board not forthcoming (4/20/12)
• Borough should revisit police issue (4/20/12)
• Eastbound lanes of bypass closed after driver crashes, jumps off bridge
• At least one injured in school van crash in Amity Township
• Section of Route 562 closed in St. Lawrence due to water main break
• Section of Route 562 closed in St. Lawrence due to water main break
• Smart Ideas: Buy one, give one
• If you go
• Author's childhood home in limbo
• Penguins avoid sweep in a big way
• Man's felony conviction for shooting dog upheld
• If you go: Greater Reading Independent Restaurant Association's Restaurant Week
• Years of Tears fundraiser at Bon-Ton
• Arts show will put elementary students in spotlight
• Driving the situation
• Blue-White Game
• Drug probe leads to Baltimore dog fighting ring bust
• Dog who stood in highway by body of friend, reunited with family
• It's Restaurant Week: Save room for dessert
• Group patches together voice for crime victims
• Daily Docket
• We're driving less, buying more fuel-efficient cars
• Return of Johnson, Vanderlinden a 'big' plus
• Probe vowed in Austin police shooting of pet dog
• Texas residents lose pets to coyotes
• If you go: Reverb one-year anniversary show featuring Local H, Twelve Twenty and Zelazowa
• Hiking websites
• Hamburg group to participate in cleanup
• Children hit by car in city released from hospital
• Richmond defeats R-Phils, 2-1
• Illinois man accused of kicking bulldog to death
• South Carolina woman gets public service sentence in cat case
• Reverb celebrating first anniversary with Chicago band Local H
• Out on the Trail: Saturday is the Great American Clean-up
• Fire official urges fixes at recreation area
• Strength program helps Gress make great gains
• Virginia officer shoots pit bull after child attacked
• Mobile unit spays, neuters pets in Detroit
• Producing pennies takes many dollars from taxpayers (4/19/12)
• Gallen was man of people (4/19/12)
• Principal, 2 teachers to retire
• Vallely, Blair pick Mount St. Mary's
• Cable television has literally gone to the dogs
• Arkansas wildlife refuge celebrating 20 years
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• If you go: Berks County Earth Day Celebration
• District might start online charter school
• Gregory Karp: Mentally account for refund
• Small cages cramp parrots' style -- and health
• 18 dogs removed from Missouri breeding facility
• More on Asa Packer
• Berks Earth Day celebration moves off the grid
• Community fair scheduled at Honey Brook school
• Michelle Singletary: Make playing fair the name of the game
• Something's fishy with Kevin's carp
• Washington dog scared to descend mountain rescued by rope
• A Day Away at Mauch Chunk Cemetery
• If you go: Berks County Wine Trail's 'Taste of the World' Weekend
• Mifflin 4th-graders honored by Philadelphia Zoo
• 'Battleship' leads attack of game-based movies
• Pet insurance guards against big vet bills
• Judge gives Tennessee dog on death row a reprieve
• Decorating Diary: Coordinate rooms instead of matching
• Around the world in eight Berks County wineries
• Panel seeks to boost commercial growth
• Dr. Jill Biden
• When to watch 'Don't Trust the B-- in Apartment 23'
• New York bill targets theft of family pets
• Connecticut breeder on probation for theft of dog The Associated Press
• Probe continues in death of woman burned in car
• Fitness profile: Bren Lauver
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Jill Biden fits right in at RACC
• James Van Der Beek spoofs himself in a new ABC comedy
• Dog who aided Allegheny County coroner office laid to rest
• For more information on family yoga classes
• Were POWs here during WWII?
• Jason Kahl: City manpower shortage no surprise
• Jim Mullen:
• Holden facing tough primary challenge
• Drug-sniffing police dog found dead in Illinois The Associated Press
• Muhlenberg family finds unique way to spend time together through yoga
• Kindergarten classes to be consolidated
• Airborne saws trim trees near high-tension lines
• When to watch 'Girls'
• Lee pitches 10 scoreless innings, but Phillies come up empty vs. Giants
• Minnesota dog breeder facing animal cruelty charges
• Dick Clark dies at 82
• Say Cheese! and Delish contact information
• YMCA honors retired Yuasa executive for his service
• Lena Dunham charts 20-something confusion in 'Girls'
• Holiday's barrage fuels Sixers' win
• Denver police dog attacks, kills neighbor's dog
• If you go: 'H.M.S. Pinafore'
• Businesses expand and open in West Reading this spring
• Water main project starts in Exeter
• Bright colors reflect youthful spirit of spring
• Bowling collegebound
• Woman sues couple, Aspen Skiing Co. over dog bite
• Gilbert & Sullivan's 'Pinafore' sets sail at RACC
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Real estate session held behind closed doors
• Reading School Board struggles to cut huge deficit
• Wolfe's strong arm helps young Crusaders contend for playoffs
• Consumers Energy sees more problems with dog bites
• Greater Reading Independent Restaurant Association's Restaurant Week participants
• Exceptions serve as a safety net (4/19/12)
• Reassessment would be welcome (4/19/12)
• Fund public schools with sales tax (4/19/12)
• Clear accidents more quickly (4/19/12)
• Decisions based on son's situation (4/19/12)
• Men's lacrosse over Lebanon Valley 12-11!!!!
• NO tennis, softball or baseball today BUT #1 Albright men's lacrosse takes on #2...
• Hospital workers spruce up Opportunity House
• School district's ad plan stymied
• Smart ideas: spending your refund
• Phillies fall to Giants
• Faces in the News: John M. Solecki, city police sergeant
• Mount Penn conditionally approves new CVS
• Game review: 'Xenoblade' pierces Wii role-playing void
• Reading Phillies pound Richmond, 19-6
• Shot suspect indicted in bank heist attempt
• DVD reviews: Oscar winner Meryl Streep boosts 'Iron Lady'
• Reeling Sixers defeated again
• Student group to lead march for peace in Reading
• Little goes a long way with nuts in a healthy diet
• Flyers are unconcerned with Crosby's frustration
• Board should get back to basics (4/18/12)
• County to give new library director time to review report
• New on DVD: 'Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol,' 'Shame,' and more ...
• Wrestling collegebounds
• Types of mushrooms
• Hopewell Fire out, but still a threat
• French full-body health care highlighted
• Maple Grove Raceway this week
• Recipes
• Board hears ideas for economic growth
• Kitchen scoop: No need to make a trip for hot, fluffy biscuits
• Bulldogs land six in L-L all-star game
• Greenwich Township couple find their organic mushrooms are very much in demand
• Fees for soliciting high for a reason
• Bruce Williams: Pernup can eliminate confusion
• Football collegebounds
• Don't go overboard in attacking comments about Castro (4/18/12)
• Superintendent to hold public budget meeting
• Sara Noel: Uses for hydrogen peroxide
• Reverb Rumble set for April 27
• Examine stances on education of legislative candidates (4/18/12)
• Scandal costs school $7.5 million
• Car hits brother, sister in city, police say
• Halladay outlasts Lincecum, Giants
• District drops plan to combine bus stops
• More time for filing sought in Sandusky case
• Sidewalk project will proceed near Lorane Elementary
• Bullets get 'the fire,' beat Saints
• Little snowfall, dry spring fuel fears of drought
• Some progress made at development in West Reading
• Eagles to get lots of exposure in prime time
• City official links debris to renovations at Muhlenberg motel
• Bridge fixes, and traffic, will be slow
• Win bittersweet for Bainbridge
• Second suspect arrested in KU robbery
• Daily Docket
• Don Spatz: I'm telling you, council: Wise up
• Jack on the market after Duquesne grants release
• 24th Annual Berks County Earth Day Celebration
• World Book Night coming to West Reading
• Reading man sexually assaulted girl, 7, police say
• Developing business in Hamburg
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Cuts to music, health programs opposed
• Recalls
• Moyer oldest pitcher to win MLB game
• Dog story wasn't front-page news (4/18/12)
• Berks fortunate to have newspaper (4/18/12)
• Resume Doctor
• Putting a twist on automotive business
• The Reading Eagle featured Dr. McMillan this morning in their Business Weekly se...
• OK Albright let's get out and give some blood today. Campus Center South Lounge...
• Only criminals will have guns (4/17/12)
• Help wanted
• Opinions are mixed on new bats
• Support grows to cut foreign language program
• Motivational speaker illustrates how unconventional methods have been proven to improve health
• 'American Pie' ends with a perfect 'Reunion'
• Meals on Wheels: Drive is there, not the drivers
• Hereford man charged in fatal crash
• Renaming of Perry school in doubt
• Reporters' notebook: Residents of subdivision deserve answers
• The Nitty-Gritty: Dad who shot girl's laptop seriously misfires
• Stump, Leister lift Exeter over Wilson
• Boone hires Parks as coach
• In the end, Petrino lived up to the reputation he built (4/17/12)
• If you go to see "4000 Miles" at Lincoln Center Theatre
• Bomb hoax prompts evacuation of high school
• Twin Valley to post tentative budget for public review
• 'The Big Piece' of hull from Titanic still has glass in portholes
• Stage review: A generation gap, slowly bridged, in '4000 Miles'
• R-Phils defeat Richmond
• Hamburg School District sets stricter dress code
• Wealth meets disaster: Intrigue of luxury ocean liner Titanic stays afloat 100 years
• Audio reviews: Marvin Sapp, The Gaddabouts
• Anderson, Redick lift shorthanded Magic over 76ers
• About the film
• Mifflin's Mini-THON rakes in more than $25,000 to fight cancer
• Lori Borgman: Not quite a match made in cyberspace
• Rich Scarcella's Berks 9
• A Holocaust film debuts, red carpet and all
• What's goin' on the week of April 17
• Spalding invites pop to her realm with new record
• Von Dohren wins opener at Big D
• Norristown woman hurt in turnpike crash dies
• 'Titanic' in 3-D puts viewers on board, feeling every wave of terror
• Smart Ideas: Smart shopping
• Fugitive arrested after rooftop chase
• City hopes to sell feds on new sewage plan
• In support of 'Moose'
• Berks foreclosures up 67 percent since January
• Brecknock enacts open-burning ban
• City needs more cops, police chief warns
• In fight of his life, firefighter gets deluge of help
• She says: Stuck on a sinking ship, it would be panic time
• Jason Brudereck: Students' anti-poverty project has real potential
• Cut funds to teachers unions, speaker tells GOP faithful
• Shipwrecks not just a tragedy of the past
• He says: Stuck on a sinking ship, saving others is men's job
• Daily docket
• School board approves leaner preliminary budget
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone announces blood-donation sites
• Showcase: Photography of Alyssa Machmer
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Penn State president asked to testify in Sandusky sex-abuse matter
• The Shins keep a good thing going on fourth CD
• Hot question: What would you salvage from the sunken Titanic?
• Person of the week: Gloria Heffner
• Brush fire extinguished before it reaches house
• Consumers pressure Hershey to stop using child labor
• In your face: Katlin Setley
• Reading High student group organizing peace march
• Flyers one victory away from unlikely sweep
• Voyer guide: 2012 primary
• Smashing Pumpkins' 'Gish' still fresh after 20 years
• The Quiz: Sink or Swim?
• 'Mirror Mirror' bravely portrays a real heroine
• Saints winning with team effort
• Halladay outduels Lincecum as Phillies top Giants
• Heart attack assessment
• Congratulations 2012 Greek Goddess ADPi Gil Ramos and Greek God Alpha Sig Marc B...
• Brush fire extinguished in Robeson Township
• Blood Donors Clinic
• Woman's body found in burning car in Greenwich Township
• Good Samaritan rescues fundraiser for public libraries (4/16/12)
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• Concert review: Walden Trio interpretations match intellect with passion
• Rippey column unprofessional (4/16/12)
• West Reading boutique goes green
• At KU, teams toss their fruit -- really far
• Jim Kerr: The next class of 'In Our Schools'
• Howard stays on a roll at Grandview
• More on the film review of 'The Three Stooges'
• Agency's banquet a hopping time
• Film review: 'Three Stooges' one long poke in the eye
• Healthy Living Walk hits mark in Pennside
• Tai chi instructor helping put the world in balance
• Wildflowers, interest in them in bloom
• Five generations: LaSala
• More on the film review of 'Lockout'
• Nearly 250 run, walk for RACC scholarships
• Film review: One-liners, slapdash science-fiction in 'Lockout'
• New Oley Fair building dedicated
• Scholastic honor roll
• Albright, Chestnut Knoll slate Holocaust Remembrance Day program
• Daily docket
• R-Phils defeat Harrisburg
• Sharon Randall: Shared family moments are precious, irreplaceable
• Daily planner: Monday
• Michigan man arrested in Wyomissing drug bust
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Taking licks before age 6
• Reiter going to PSU, swimming included
• Wigginton, Nix help Phillies avoid a sweep
• Woe is tree
• This Berks family never forgot the Maine
• Flyers on the verge of sweep
• Two constables hope to serve Shoemakersville
• Mules standout Nicolette Miller takes a breather
• Federal benefits are going fully electronic
• Working beyond the welfare state
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• Kutztown students, borough residents, plant 29 trees in park
• At 95, oldest clown keeps the smiles coming
• Shillington design firm celebrates anniversary
• Welcome Table doles out food, clothing, counseling at Fairgrounds Square Mall
• In Our Schools: Erin Hoffer, Bethel Elementary
• Tweaks make Rebers Bridge Road span safer to tread
• Turnpike driver struck by airborne sign
• Book reviews
• The Wheatland Chorale's Robert Upton bids farewell
• RACC honor society
• Fire scorches 10 acres on Blue Mountain
• This week's PennDOT's road projects in Berks County
• Ariz. homebuilder hit with damage award
• Scholarships
• Man with ties to Reading tells wild Titanic tale
• Wanted in Berks
• Healthy Tobin pitches Pottsville to victory over Blue Mountain
• Writer omitted, distorted facts (4/15/12)
• GPS shoe lets families track wandering elderly
• TV and art films: April 15-21
• Exeter fifth-grader discovers personal ties to Titanic
• Domestic relations fugitives
• 2012 Voices Berks Senior Football Classic rosters
• Titanic tragedy hits home in Berks 100 years later
• Exclude exceptions; make schools go before taxpayers (4/15/12)
• Harry Deitz: The solution begins with two dreamers
• Books provide new thoughts, experiences
• England's Cotswold Way a path to many pleasures
• John D. Forester Jr.: Departure of Santorum changes nature of GOP race
• Year-by-year results
• R-Phils fall 4-3 to Harrisburg
• George Hatza: On 'Scandal,' a powerful black woman
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• Archaeological dig is dusty history lesson
• About the law
• Toot Your Own Horn: Robert Rieger's 1957 Chevrolet 210
• Will Boone players shift balance in Voices Classic?
• Wright, Duda hit HRs to help Mets beat Phils
• Transactions for April 15, 2012
• Exhibits: Show explores artistic roots of painter Agnes Martin
• The honorees
• As weather warms, home-repair scammers emerge
• There's help for gaining financial intelligence
• Roberts heads '12 class into Reading Baseball Hall
• Flyers get ahead of Pens, despite falling behind
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• Listings, Accolades: CBSP receives Five Star status; Jeffrey Rockett receives RE/MAX Hall of Fame award
• Bausher a hall of famer in so many important ways
• New program gives PSU football a lift
• Audi A7 proves style can still be versatile
• AAUW set to honor area's top senior girls
• If you go to the Lauralynn White art exhibition
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Answer to meeting neighbors blowin' in the wind
• Trout stocking schedule
• Mad hats abound at Morgantown tea party for cancer survivors
• Cirrhosis burden expected to climb in older Americans
• Act 2 of 2012: New rules for small games of chance
• Art review: White adapts feminine figure to conform to visions of landscape
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Planner
• Express squanders lead, falls to Bloomington
• Travels with Charlie: Columnist hoping readers will put in two cents' worth of travel insights
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• Ashton Kutcher obtains home in Hollywood Hills
• Modernism for the 99 percent
• Shore lunch stirs memories
• Employees of former Community General reunite, reminisce
• Twin Valley budget calls for 2.7 tax hike in Berks
• Snapshots: No celebrities here, but tar pits are a star attraction
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• Schuylkill highlights
• Drew Goddard gets his chance behind the camera
• Current is key to catching shad in low-water conditions
• Greenwich Township man reported missing
• College towns draw those seeking active retirement
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• Couple brings contemporary aesthetic home
• Time is now for preseason turkey scouting
• Sportswriters' notebook: McCloskey a man worth remembering
• Some reject retirement, keep working even into their 90s
• Captioning widens television audiences
• Billy Gillman using his talent to give back
• Bill Uhrich: That elusive search for the birding asterisk continues
• Eagle reporter Brudereck wins major writing prize
• 1 hurt, another charged after shooting in Reading
• Charitable groups grant seniors' long-held wishes
• Automatic air conditioning can be a marvelous thing
• Titanic tragedy as reported in the Reading Eagle
• This could be the last time to buy Keith Richards' Pontiac
• Titanic facts
• Daily docket
• When Granny is nanny: making shared childcare work
• Before buying shower head, be familiar with the types
• Glen Ballard, Dave Stewart spirit 'Ghost' to New York
• Bringing out the wow in a room
• Local events recall Titanic disaster
• Bethel Township church offers services of a different sort
• Two local schools bring fashion alive at events
• Pa. changes worry home-care providers and clients
• Master Gardeners plan workshops in Chester County
• If you go to the Wheatland Chorale concerts
• Eagle staffers win 17 awards in statewide contest
• Burn ban in effect
• New baseball league holds opening ceremony in Sinking Spring
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• Men's lacrosse wins another one!
• Accident reported in I-176 in Cumru Township
• Accident reported at Route 662 and Oley Turnpike Road
• Accident reported on eastbound turnpike near Morgantown
• Fire chars mountain just north of Berks
• One wounded in gunfight near city bar
• Hope Lutheran marks 125th anniversary
• Mary Young: A politician who wasn't a partisan
• Another wildfire, this one on Blue Mountain; Route 61 lane shut
• Struggling Sixers fall against Nets
• More about veiling
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• Supervisors set to buy new municipal building
• Phillies knuckle under
• Some Muslim women choose to wear a head covering; others do not
• Antietam students decorate paper bags, help planet
• In Chester County, police say city teen took knife to alternative school
• Mifflin passes another tough test
• Ludwig believed students excel (4/14/12)
• Sponsors needed
• Police identify 2 suspects in armed robbery at RACC
• Redd working hard to become complete back
• Faces of Faith: Janis Edwards
• Program would run girls into good choices
• Production of 'Misa's Fugue' assisted by various organizations
• Marshall plans to help Towson become a winner
• Reading Branch NAACP
• Holocaust survivor's story premiers Monday
• Stokes hoping to help Express end losing ways
• The Rev. Barry D. Noll
• Key concepts
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• Ministering to inmates was his mission
• 2012's dry start raises a red flag
• Women2Women expo focuses on financial well-being
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Gas prices fuel sales of hybrids, electrics
• Recalls
• Cruelty to pup countered by 5th-grader's kindness
• Sales figures
• John Smith column 4/14/12: Speakers' hopes are high at Mount Penn Easter service
• Muhlenberg man jailed in deliverymen holdups
• 16 cited, 2 arrested during speed detail in construction zone
• Local religion digest 4/14/12: Author to give lecture on soul power at Albright College
• 2 teens charged in murder, robbery of ex-Berks woman and son
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• Free citizenship course returns to Reading
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Downsizing in baby boomers' rite of passage
• 2 suspects in string of burglaries arrested after chase
• Outage affects thousands; Oley Valley sends students home
• Chewing tobacco poses health risks
• Exeter students' play caps 'Titanic Experience'
• 3 arrested in Union Township metal theft
• What happens next
• When to watch 'Touch'
• Another wild comeback for Flyers
• No need to turn state gaming over to the private sector (4/14/12)
• Revised redistricting plan's impact on Berks
• Sutherland brings a common 'Touch' to new series
• Senators defeat R-Phils
• Route 222 reopens following crash near Route 73
• Gift was given to entire district (4/14/12)
• Tax increases never stop (4/14/12)
• Power restored to Oley area
• Albright College's record label, Lion Records, released 2 singles today. Check...
• Autism Awareness Game!
• Walk for Water
• Oley Valley schools dismissing early today due to power outage
• FROM THE BOOKSTORE: Under Armour merchandise is 25% off now through Sunday.
• Domino Players to Present Williams' A Streetcar Named Desired
• Blanton's strong outing helps Phils beat Miami
• Los Angeles dog rescue rooted in efforts to reach homeless
• Berks Junior County Music Festival set for Saturday
• Muhlenberg grad the mascot at Temple
• Skulls, sharks and polka dots in Damien Hirst show
• Committee looking at speed limits
• Alvernia names Wade Miller assistant coach
• California Senate passes extension to sell pet license plates
• Ask the vet's pets: Some commercial allergy products contaminated by extra protein
• Boiler at district offices on the blink
• More about the film review of 'We Need To Talk About Kevin'
• Wildfire jumps containment line, burns more land
• Wyomissing will appeal Unger case to PIAA
• Prep your pets for baby's arrival
• Probe continues into cause of apartment building fire
• Impressions of Titanic disaster
• Film review: Tilda Swinton grounds 'Talk About Kevin'
• Berks girls basketball winningest coaches
• Manmiller ready to 'win some races'
• Driver held for court; passenger died in crash that ended pursuit
• BEP, RACC start 'Careers in 2 Years' work initiative
• Candidates collect endorsements
• End of an era: Bausher steps down at Mifflin
• The points
• Sterlington man dedicated to deceased pets
• Man waives hearing on child pornography charges
• Sinking Spring McDonald's details
• Payroll firm addresses city's criticisms
• Now, the ball's in Jack's court
• Weekend at a glance
• Animal owners group takes aim at Ohio exotics bill
• McDonald's $3.5 million redo in Sinking Spring
• Furniture donation a boost to new women's shelter
• City man pleads guilty in cocaine and meth ring
• Conlan looks to make his mark at Michigan
• Some Washington prison inmates given pet cats
• Daily Planner: Friday
• 'Paternoville' sign case details
• Request a Corner View Farm tour
• Soccer collegebounds
• Wildfire shuts lane of Route 61 near Berks-Schuylkill line
• Editorial was a nice touch (4/13/12)
• Judge won't toss out Sandusky charges
• Robot milking machine new on the farm
• Timochenko sold on Georgetown
• Lucky calf has a second chance after rescue
• Veterans finally receive 'welcome home' they deserved (4/13/12)
• Daily Docket
• Jim Gallen highlights and accomplishments
• Exoskeleton device details
• Horse slaughter bill stalls in Tennessee Legislature
• Smart Ideas: TSA auction
• Used book sale to benefit Adamstown Area Library
• Jim Gallen, 83, dies; an era ends
• Tidy Cats issues apology for Cincinnati billboard
• Sara Noel: Old towels can still be useful
• State slow sending birth certificate copies
• Robotic device helps Reading man walk
• Home found for cat destined to be put to death
• If you go: Gustav Oberlaender movies
• More on the film review of 'The Cabin in the Woods'
• Review: Too many innings in 'Damn Yankees'
• Residents concerned about war memorial
• Bomb threats exhaust Pitt officers, police dogs
• Oberlaender movies showing at Reading Public Museum
• Film review: 'The Cabin in the Woods' is frightfully clever
• Board urges changing prevailing wage law
• Five players return to United
• Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan joins animal shelters and rescue organizations for 18th Annual Pet Adoptathon
• Slices of life: Girl's birthday donations benefit autism society
• Erin Negley: Good news from second-graders
• Sewer hookup notices going out next week
• Flyers' rally par for the course
• Estimate of dogs seized from Michigan breeder rises
• Prep your pets for baby's arrival
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, April 13
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in series of deliverymen holdups
• May pitches, hits R-Phils past Senators
• Canine flu scratches week's greyhound races at Galveston-area track
• Berks Junior County Music Festival participants
• John Rosemond: See if your child meets criteria to be Truly Terrific Kid
• Review: Shemekia Copeland paints KU in blues
• There's a bounty to be savored (4/13/12)
• Story didn't tell the whole story (4/13/12)
• Parents must act as parents (4/13/12)
• Ryan's budget worth considering (4/13/12)
• Editorial was disappointing (4/13/12)
• We all are Americans (4/13/12)
• Study Abroad to Career
• Local teens staging V-Day play 'I Am a Jewel' at Genesius
• Pa. Dutch history on the auction block
• Prospective Seeing Eye dog deemed a violation
• Oley gives wrestling co-op OK
• Group effort helps pooch live to bark another day
• Alpha/Omega staging 'Charlie Brown' revival
• Polish-American group to hold annual golfing benefit
• Suburban firefighters help battle Reading blaze
• Police find secret rooms in Spring Township drug raid
• Fitness profile: Milicent "Mitch" Huggett
• If you go: Ringgold Band spring concert
• Woman from Berks, son found dead in Florida home
• Second tax increase in 4 years likely
• The Collector: Pook auctioning pewter, silver from Wyomissing estate
• For information about pilates classes
• Ringgold Band has new twist for 160th spring concert
• Zoning board denies variance for store
• Track resurfacing project faces new hurdle
• Michelle Singletary: New wheels can drive you into more debt
• Pilates classes just for men in Wyomissing studio
• If you go: RACC's Family Sampler Series presents Visible Fictions' 'Zorro'
• Councilman quits, gives no reason why
• Ordinance would keep tractor-trailers off part of Front Street
• After nearly 50 years, author Anne Tyler is still making it up
• Scottish company brings 'Zorro' to Miller Center stage
• Tek Park sold for more than $50 million
• Executive director to retire in summer
• When to watch 'Savage U'
• Zimmerman charged with 2nd-degree murder in case
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft moves to Wyomissing
• Board OKs tent at Green Valley Country Club
• Dan Savage brings sex and dating advice to MTV
• 'Lucky bounce' lifts Flyers in OT
• If you go: Broadway on 6th Street production of the classic musical 'Damn Yankees'
• More information for Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores
• Take tax gripes to school boards, not state, Corbett says
• When to watch 'The Killing'
• Phils' offense comes alive in win over Miami
• 'Damn Yankees' star tries to beat Devil at his own game
• Glendye's Qual Nest Restaurant and Bar details
• Dunkin' Donuts gets conditional approval
• 'The Killing,' tense and gripping, is back for Season 2
• Four scores, tough defense lift Mustangs over Bulldogs
• If you go: Shemekia Copeland concert
• New restaurant at Wing Pointe opens Saturday
• Facilities committee discusses projects
• Crews continue work to contain wildfire
• Raiders blank Blazers as Price strikes out 12
• For Shemekia Copeland, performing in Kutztown, blues is in her blood
• Smart Ideas: iPad ranked No. 1
• Ex-Reading Hospital surgeon waives hearing in prostitution sting
• Deputies arrest fugitive on city street
• Reyes takes over for Weiss, will coach Muhlenberg boys
• If you go: John Jorgenson concert
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Need help? Find it Sunday at Fairgrounds Square Mall
• Troopers say inmate failed to return to center
• Beating Toronto key for Sixers
• John Jorgenson brings out the gypsy in his guitar
• Rich spread of farmland gave area name
• Driver falls out of truck, charged with DUI
• School board seeks to trim transportation costs
• R-Phillies improve to 6-1, thanks to 'tremendous' 'D'
• To do list for Berks County and beyond
• Council appoints new treasurer
• Daily Docket
• City school district accounting practices seen as lacking
• Parks next football coach at Boone?
• If you go: The National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey
• 6-figure shortfall stymies Exeter School Board
• Runners at KU quick in their drawers
• Cornell Yarde headed to IUP
• Decorating Diary: Begin home office with fresh paint
• A Day Away at New Jersey's militia museums
• On the block
• Morgan Way to close during bridge repairs
• O'Brien: PSU quarterbacks need to improve
• Shoplifter drank vanilla extract at store, police say
• Life on a "Tangled Bank" - Why Evolution Matters in America Today
• Fire roars through city apartment building
• Apartment-building fire under control in city
• Smart Ideas: Online hackers
• City man jailed in Wyomissing bank robbery
• Girls lacrosse collegebound
• Daphne Klahr, director, city rec commission
• Panel OKs $1.9 million to Met-Ed for electric service
• New on DVD
• Spring recipes
• Residents renew complaints about dogs in parks
• Body piercing so safe and easy, anyone can do it in Iowa
• Spring brings healthy, local produce options
• In West Reading, victims of arrested development
• Stony Creek residents didn't know what to make of freaky animal
• Tree planting in Tilden to help purify tributary
• BCTC budget fails to win approval
• R-Phils barely miss history-making win
• Forestry officials get brush fire under control
• Recycling center plans clear hurdle
• Drunken driver gets prison for killing Exeter man in crash
• McCloskey's impact felt on, off court
• Deduction overlooked (4/11/12)
• Don Spatz: Issues clog meeting of minds
• Field hockey collegebound
• Muhlenberg on right path with call to install sidewalks (4/11/12)
• Prosecutors to appeal ruling on GPS use in drug case
• Supervisors approve plans for cigar store, lounge
• Superintendents' Forum: Cutting child care assistance penny-wise, dollar-foolish (4/11/12)
• Authority weighs nearly $2 million in upgrades
• Contract awarded for new salt shed
• State GOP pleased by Santorum withdrawal
• Business log: Bellco breaks ground on branch
• Spring supervisors fill pair of positions
• Board approves exception for city building
• Milestone: Reading's 5-0 start equals 35-year-old mark
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Senior center sites
• Traffic deaths and taxes
• Wildfire burns up to 500 acres
• A la carte: Some chefs prefer cane over beet sugar for some types of baking
• Reaching out to Berks seniors, their way
• Tips for consumers
• Royals hoping to build on strong finish to season
• More tips for graduates
• Daily Docket
• Carriers to disable stolen cellphones
• Twin Valley outlasts Boone in 9
• Study finds more jobs for this year's grads than last
• Eisenhower granddaughter to speak at luncheon
• Route 73 bridge work resumes over Lake Ontelaunee
• O'Brien pleased with quarterbacks
• Bruce Williams: Must she also pay off ex's half of loan?
• Drug drop-off
• Sixers beat Nets to end losing streak
• Sara Noel: Freeze packaged coconut for later use
• Folks flocking to recycle electronics
• Expect Flyers-Penguins first-round series to be a 'tough one'
• Irony is obvious in shooting sprees (4/11/12)
• Gerlach cast the right vote (4/11/12)
• Minister got it right (4/11/12)
• Whining must stop (4/11/12)
• Kahl's column right on target (4/11/12)
• Gunshot law not enforced (4/11/12)
• There is a need for voter ID (4/11/12)
• Santorum suspending campaign
• KU student arrested on robbery charges
• For high-achieving seniors, a touch of senioritis is a good thing
• Robbers hold up KU student at gunpoint
• Supervisors to buy 3,000-gallon diesel fuel tank
• DeAntonio's competitiveness endures
• 'Uncharted 3' for PS3 proves stellar on many levels
• Fairy Godmothers helps make prom dreams come true
• Daily Docket
• Book Bonanza starts new chapter
• Injury alters Seifert's 'priorities'
• Tornado season had some twists
• Edible Book Festival set at Mifflin Community Library
• Reading man arrested in Wyomissing bank robbery
• Dry conditions sparking many Berks brush fires
• Juniors beware: Sometimes senioritis strikes early
• About colorectal cancer
• Fire displaces city family, but mom grateful all safe
• Merlin bunnies go nationwide
• It's an American thing: Students in other countries are less likely to suffer from senioritis
• Colonoscopy detected Reading woman's cancer early enough for her to be treated and cured
• Jason Brudereck: Fan in spotlight at Express game
• Lori Borgman: Sometimes betrayal ends in hope
• Interracial marriage is at an all-time high
• Officials approve giving $1,000 to Animal Rescue League
• Health digest: Reading Hospital classes, support groups slated
• Man in collision with cruiser cited for driving without license
• Wilson forensics teacher leaves lasting impression by simply making learning fun
• New contract gives police pay raises
• More on the stage review of "Newsies" on Broadway
• Natural Bridge plans Herpetology Weekend in Kentucky
• Sports Q & A: with cheerleader Amanda Keefer
• Mayor swears in new police chief in Hamburg
• Stage review: Musical 'Newsies,' starring Jeremy Jordan, is relentlessly cheery
• Consumption-oriented teens need to focus on giving
• Mother's Day Shopping Event details
• Blaze at landscape business likely accidental, chief says
• Audio reviews: Justin Townes Earle
• Hot question: What's the first sign of senioritis?
• Berks area direct-sales reps create sales event
• Autism research might soon zero in on causes
• Country stars stampede to studio to help Lionel Richie
• Squandered chances doom Royals
• Popular 'Fallen' series gets seriously weird in 'Passion'
• For 10 days Berks becomes focal point of the jazz world (4/10/12)
• An overview of the disorder
• Zoning change restricts livestock in residential district
• Gillies, R-Phils off to fast start
• Moving frequently makes a person stronger
• Lessons to learn from Titanic (4/10/12)
• Borough, Exeter will maintain Route 345 bridge
• GOP state Senate candidates in testy debate
• Marlins spoil Phillies' home opener
• Lana Del Rey swept up in love on 'Born To Die'
• Smart Ideas: Pay in cash
• Judge issues gag order in Sandusky case
• City hires outside firm for payroll
• Soccer collegebounds
• 'Am I Ugly' trend on YouTube a little scary
• For Saturday's fashion show, Brandywine students going Gaga
• 2 boys vandalized Easter egg display, troopers say
• Fersommling leadership gets young blood
• Laubach starts strong, leads wire-to-wire to win at Big Diamond
• What's goin' on the week of April 10
• Showcase Artwork by: Devon Stackonis
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Purcell wants to 'rebrand' district
• Bubba one of a kind Masters champ
• 'Courageous' soundtrack continues film's religious themes
• There's a difference between senioritis and long-term slacking
• English-learning program to continue at library
• New city schools chief says she'll listen first
• Parents must be aware, cautious
• In Your Face: Autumn J. Noll
• Berks Red Cross chapter opens center for evacuees
• Share the road and the costs (4/10/12)
• Editor's note disingenuous (4/10/12)
• Children reaping benefits of fund (4/10/12)
• Story was misleading (4/9/12)
• How much is needed? (4/9/12)
• Huge Union Township brush fire moves into Chester County
• Several Berks fire companies battling brush fire in Union Township
• About 1,200 without power in Hamburg
• Three-part series on the impact of head injuries
• Return to play protocol
• The requirements
• Untitled
• Major problem is of Mickelson's own doing
• Immunization clinics
• A difficult decision: To play or not to play?
• Winning shot is Bubba-licious
• State immunization rules: Time to take their shots
• Untitled
• State police seek girl, 16, who fled Bethany Children's Home
• Heading to state contest, city teen already a winner
• Solar panel dispute escalates in Douglass Township
• Flyers, Pens set for 'bloodbath'
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Hometown hero's medal finds a home
• Bad eggs ruin Easter event in Centre Township
• Howard races to victory in opener at Grandview
• Berks improves in statewide survey, but could be better (4/9/12)
• Daily docket
• Phillies allow Pirates to rally for walkoff win
• Family business getting retooled in Orwigsburg
• Daily planner: Monday
• Sixers continue slide with loss to Celtics
• Sculps Hill Good Furniture details
• They celebrate dawn's light
• Celebrating an outdoors Easter
• Retired K-9 dog in running for national award
• Smart Ideas: Free File
• East Cocalico to save money by refinancing loan
• Race organizers put best feet forward to help student-athletes
• How to raise fruits, vegetables, flowers from seeds
• Retired K-9 dog in running for national award
• Sharon Randall: A bad-hair day? More like a bad-hair life
• Objections not understandable (4/9/12)
• Bruce Williams: Market offers only hope of decent returns
• Luncheon honors Berks' women veterans
• Untitled
• Berks ledger
• 'American Reunion' isn't even half-baked
• Dave Mowery: His retirement will have to wait
• Muhlenberg board prefers small tax bump to program cuts
• Learn more
• In Our Schools: Kathy Polcrack
• Boy, 6, injured when pickup truck strikes minivan
• The Keystone Trio
• Study shows girls at greater risk
• Oosthuizen's shot is nearly forgotten
• Refurbished signs remaking their mark in Birdsboro
• Untitled
• Woods has worst 4-round Masters
• Learn more
• Untitled
• Group brings Easter joy to city neighborhood
• After rocky start, May has strong finish in Double-A debut
• Mercedes SLK shows beauty of bright ideas
• Wilson grad co-leader of PSU hybrid car team
• From great room to gallery
• Troopers cite seven for speeding
• Phillies beaten by Pirates in 10th
• Man shot in hand; police car crashes
• TV and art films: April 8-14
• Listings, New Hires: Megan Maher
• Daily docket
• Untitled
• Blaze ravages Cumru nursery as brush fires burn elsewhere
• Audio review: Macy Gray
• News to Use: Michael and Elsa Wise complete training;
• Traffic alert
• Strong start by Buchanan lifts R-Phillies
• Sales tax is not a good way to fund the public schools (4/8/12)
• Concussions in sports: About the series
• Check out "Descendants' sights on Kauai tour
• Family egg hunt marks 50th and maybe final year
• McIlroy, Garcia struggle
• Editorial missed the real problem (4/8/12)
• More than 'bell rung'
• Exploring the quirkiness of Joshua Tree and environs
• Tips sought in bank robbery
• Stankiewitch at the center of new era for Nittany Lions
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Travels with Charlie: It's a safe bet to assume this traveler won't join casino resort
• Bill Uhrich: Rain brings extraordinary fallout of waterfowl to area lakes
• John watches Reading Phils, but ends up talking plumbing
• The national Poison Help hotline number
• Hamburg administrator, an ex-athlete, has new perspective
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• Wanted in Berks
• Eight inductees set to join Berks Aquatic Hall of Fame
• Poisoning deaths declining in U.S.
• Lasting impact
• If you go
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Defending state champ Miners not resting on their laurels
• George Hatza: Don Draper and the power of inscrutability
• Finicky fueler still might be covered under Chrysler warranty and California law
• Warhol exhibit on display at the Reading Public Museum
• On display
• Hunting/fishing planner
• About Ruscombmanor artist Lisa Gauker
• Exhibits: Three decades of L.A. art are on display in Berlin
• Vehicle museum reunion is a drive down memory lane
• Berks artist inspired by farms
• Trout stocking schedule
• Ruscombmanor Township artist brings encaustics to life
• Garden rooms offer variety of pleasures
• Five generations: Schrufer
• Toot Your Own Horn
• Don't miss chance to net a feisty shad
• Express squanders lead in loss to Lehigh Valley
• Gail MarksJarvis: Criminalizing tardiness is a draconian solution
• When to watch 'Justified'
• Do-it-yourself kits offer cheaper custom motorcycles
• 13 Berks districts seek waivers to tax-limit law
• Talking turkey
• Mickelson in position to win green jacket No. 4
• Smart Ideas: Function keys
• A fast chat with 'Justified's' Walton Goggins
• Book reviews: 'House of Stone,' 'Stay Close'
• Embrace your inner sports parent
• Augusta continues on wrong course
• Royals down to their last chance
• Transactions for April 8, 2012
• Harry Deitz: The sun rises, on a new day, a new journey
• Frank Langella dishes about the famous in memoir
• Listings: Accolades
• CPL swimming All-Star teams
• Magic ends losing streak, beats struggling 76ers
• Kendal Rautzhan: Involve children with funny stories
• Fun. finds success thanks to Bhasker, Super Bowl
• Bernville resident finalist in competition
• Draw up a seat to suit your fancy
• Flowers, gas prices bloom this spring
• Penguins down Flyers in an uneventful finale
• From friendly neighbor to next-door nemesis
• Brush fire reported near Kernsville Dam
• Cumru Township fire under control
• Men's lacrosse over Widener 11-10 in double OT!
• Police respond to shooting on Gordon Street
• 25 pounds of marijuana intercepted
• Tooth decay in kids has not gone away
• Police seeking public's help in bank robbery
• 2 city women indicted in kidnapping
• Spring collection events for Berks residents
• Reading United will play Union June 9 at Albright
• Authority seeks more efficiency as waste collection booms
• Berks grows but pace behind 5 nearby counties
• Even GOP won't follow through on spending measure (4/7/12)
• Mary Young: Contenders trade jabs in Senate bout
• Berks County population growth
• Daily Docket
• For more information on motorcycle safety
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Fire forces evacuation of city apartment complex
• Express at a glance
• Troopers charge man in Schuylkill murder
• Express could be facing its most important game
• Brush fire in Bern Township extinguished
• Parental alienation an important issue (4/7/12)
• Motorcycle deaths up since state relaxed helmet law
• Police probe continues into shots fired at house
• Living History: Disaster forever links submariners
• New playground equipment due at West Lawn Park
• It's the same old story for Couples at Augusta
• Unexpected pot of money should go to good use before going to fun, experts say
• John Smith column 4/7/12: Bible quotes offer Easter inspiration
• Royals can't sweep away Jackals
• Observations on Passover
• Collegebounds
• Cloyd, impressive in Triple-A debut, awaits decision
• Easter observations
• At Your Service: Family Guidance Center
• May regroups to help R-Phils beat Sea Dogs
• Basic primer on Passover and Easter
• Local religion digest 4/7/12: Two Mohrsville churches to hold joint Easter sunrise service
• Flyers, Pens in 'weird' final game
• Faces of Faith: Mel Wagner
• She's proud new commissioner of baseball leagues
• 2 city groups get Comcast grants
• Smart Ideas: Saving on health care
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Shooting of Trayvon Martin proves stupidity of Florida law
• Hamburg history on auction block in former store
• Candidates make false assumptions (4/7/12)
• Story informative and compassionate (4/7/12)
• Education key to job growth (4/7/12)
• Personnel issues were discussed (4/7/12)
• Grandview kicks off season Saturday
• Sales of painkillers soar
• Alsace blazes keep volunteers busy
• For more information on Hungry Puppy Dog Treats
• Late chill halts March's run at record
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• Pottstown couple's healthy dog treats made with love
• At least 8 bullets strike occupied home in city
• 'Titanic' stays afloat with the help of 3-D
• Giving ill kids reason to smile her inspiration
• Making up safety: things to consider when using cosmetics
• Man charged after gunfire in city
• For more information
• Navy jet crashes into apartment building in Virginia
• Child who died of cancer inspires poem
• Service dogs are not pets (4/6/12)
• Motorcycle rider dies after collision with truck
• Slices of life: Berks native writes from a golf ball's view
• Pottstown couple's healthy dog treats made with love
• Smashing of glass door sets off alarm at Exeter home
• Easter, Passover a good time to celebrate interfaith unity (4/6/12)
• Wilson teachers union holds annual Easter egg hunt
• John Rosemond: Teen's racy photos can open teaching moment for his dad
• Pets from Kentucky up for adoption here
• About the winter 2011/2012 All-Berks section
• Smart Ideas: Supplier connection
• Council gets update on centennial plans
• Ask the vet's pets: Cat with heart disease can throw clot to legs
• Hernandez makes mark on defense, at plate
• All-Berks girls swimming
• Constables offer to serve as police officers
• For more young, driving no big deal
• 'Being Flynn,' starring De Niro, isn't too appealing
• An Opening Day to remember
• All-Berks boys swimming
• County finalizes youth center closing
• Short pretrial hearing in Sandusky case
• Project meetings
• Up next
• All-Berks girls basketball
• Endorsements for primary election
• Taking a pet home
• PPL plans to upgrade electric system
• Royals vs. Elmira: ECHL playoffs
• ALL-BERKS: Winter 2011/2012 players of the year
• Pets from Kentucky up for adoption here
• Out to the old ballgame for season opener
• Phillies score one, but it's enough for Halladay
• All-Berks boys basketball
• Daily Docket
• Pair honored by nursing association
• Buttonwood St. Bridge to shut for 2 years for fixes
• Westwood leads by one, shoots 67 on tough day
• All-Berks bowling
• Mayor tags along with quality-of-life inspectors
• Mobile program for senior citizens to debut
• Fiery crash closes part of I-176
• Flyers win, eliminate Buffalo
• All-Berks wrestling
• Knitting group sets meeting at Spring Township Library
• Ron Devlin: Ex-pastor says change goes too far
• Special R-Phils game jerseys, auction honor Pagerly
• Local motor sports this weekend
• Board drops charge for recycling bins
• Parking a problem near Alvernia
• Von Dohren sets sights on big money
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Painkiller addiction epidemic grows
• Express will see plenty of familiar faces vs. Lehigh Valley
• What's in your Easter basket?
• Photo IDs here to stay (4/6/12)
• Obamacare has positive impact (4/6/12)
• U.S. a leading energy exporter (4/6/12)
• Why should we pay oil subsidies? (4/6/12)
• No problems with voting (4/6/12)
• Albright College Spring Fashion Showcase
• Police seek man who robbed Wyomissing bank
• Interstate 176 South closed
• Man robs Wyomissing bank
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• More information on the Penn Corridor
• Church Street width fine as is
• Entertainment at local clubs
• Mark Twain had them laughing in Reading
• Out on the trail: Robins, an eagle and a bluebird on the urban trail
• Board reviews updated budget
• Fitness profile: Tony Sabanos
• U.S. Coast Guard to sink tsunami 'ghost ship'
• Office-gossip survey results
• Quick picks: new movies, comedy, Rascal Flatts on screen and spring at Hawk Mountain
• Borough park to get speed bumps
• Jim Mullen: Ask your doctor if this column is right for you
• Office gossip happens, but most say it is light-hearted
• Allow Doonsbury back in paper (4/5/12)
• Wernersville ice cream icon for sale
• Patterned carpet goes with plain
• Shed at Gasser's golf center destroyed by fire
• Students exceed goal of gifts for senior citizens
• If you go the Uptown Band's 'Bandapalooza' Friday night
• Muhlenberg residents want sidewalks along 5th Street Highway
• More original shows shine on Weather Channel
• Royals hold serve for 2-0 lead
• Gregory Karp: Bone up on financial literacy
• The Uptown Band takes its act to the next level
• School board discusses budget cutting proposals
• May feels at home in Reading
• Smart Ideas: Savings with the Treasury
• Police should review policies for high-speed chases (4/5/12)
• Muhlenberg man joins rally for tougher abuse laws
• Espinosa, Thorpe, Clark named All-State
• Police chief on sick leave; familiar name filling in
• If you go to the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection
• Was T. rex a fuzzy guy?
• Best Buy employees mourn friend and colleague
• Eagles 'happy' to sign Bell as fill-in for Peters
• A day away: History and visual splendor in New York's Russian Orthodox Cathedral
• Shocking death of innocent man
• Reeling Sixers lose again
• Met Live in HD simulcast: 'Manon' at R/C Reading Movies 11
• Legislature mum on its cash reserve
• Roberts' first hit lifts Hamburg
• Opera review: Metropolitan Opera's 'Manon' keeps focus on stars
• Officials tentatively identify fatal-crash victim
• Bill to cut number of lawmakers clears state House
• Loaded with top prospects, R-Phillies thinking big
• If you go to the Reading Phillies season opener tonight
• Man charged with possessing child porn
• Stubborn brush fire burns in Alsace
• Finally healthy, Gillies confident he can fulfill potential
• Eastern League stars will shine in Reading this summer
• Daily Docket
• 36 naturalized in courthouse ceremony
• Phils pin hopes on strong arms
• To Do List: A list of diverse activities in and surrounding Berks County through April 11
• Options for cutting budget heard
• Jason Kahl: Nana's way a key to stopping crime
• Gilliam, Massaro returning to form
• Book Warehouse of Wyomissing details
• Pa. German culture focus of GoggleWorks presentation
• Supervisors award 2 sewer contracts
• Heart attack symptoms
• Saints coach wanted big hits on 49ers
• Book Warehouse to close on May 20
• The Collector: Thoughts on mobility and the value of recordings
• Cafeteria getting new payment system
• A new lease on life
• Editor usurped role of parents (4/5/12)
• Parents must take the responsibility (4/5/12)
• Ludwig wouldn't appreciate fuss (4/5/12)
• Warnings were issued (4/5/12)
• Crews responding to brush fire in Alsace Township
• Woman, 3 children displaced after city row home fire
• Man charged in Colebrookdale bomb scare
• Woman fled criminal treatment program, police say
• Gunmen reportedly open fire in city; no one injured but house hit
• Susdorf hoping to rebound
• Smart ideas: year-round planning
• Kids learn what it's like to be grandparents for a day
• Festival of baskets on display at Berks malls
• Brown still working hard to fulfill high expectations
• Easter dinner with a twist
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Salvation Army volunteer represents true 'Spirit of Reading'
• Hamels finishes strong
• Fruit crumble dessert also makes sweet start to the day
• Council opposes district judge change
• Bernville police, residents resolve feral cat problem
• Pressure? Royals don't feel it
• A simple take on the classic coconut cream pie
• Johanny Cepeda, owner, Mi Casa Su Casa Cafe
• Pavilion's roof set for removal
• Berks Catholic's Donovon Jack first-team pick on All-State team
• Disposal sites named for unused prescription drugs
• 2012 Philadelphia Phillies
• County youth center closing; transfer of juveniles to begin by June 8
• James carries Heat past 76ers
• Democrats would add $1 billion to state budget
• Rangers clinch No. 1 seed, sweep all six from Flyers
• Daily Docket
• Exeter resident competes in Bake-Off
• Events schedule
• New on DVD: 'War Horse,' 'We Bought a Zoo,' and more ...
• Titanic lessons hot ticket at Exeter school
• People of faith are using GPS to navigate
• Eagles agree to 5-year deal with LT Bell
• Lessons to be learned from Exeter's 'stalker' debacle (4/4/12)
• Baseball group's opening day to honor young murder victim
• Borough to accept credit card payments
• Combat duty takes a toll (4/4/12)
• Don Spatz: Devil in details of inspections
• Health of county residents improves
• Pa. cements status as nation's No. 2 gambling market
• Casting a wide net in Colebrookdale Township
• West Reading police seek witnesses to fatal shooting
• Democrats for U.S. House seat lay out plans
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas begins assessing damage
• SciCast International Inc.
• Democratic hopefuls in 187th District square off
• Sara Noel: Removing bits of wax from jars
• Is less medical testing better?
• Higher taxes, deficits ahead in Boyertown School District
• Ruf makes case with HR, 3 RBIs
• Boy involved in trail shooting to be sent to treatment center
• Bruce Williams: Pying off credit card has its rewards
• Tests and treatments under the knife
• Send reporter to all plays (4/4/12)
• Voter fraud not the issue (4/4/12)
• There's no need for photo ID (4/4/12)
• We should remember Vietnam veterans (4/4/12)
• Not every letter registers complaint (4/4/12)
• Mekeel's column right on target (4/4/12)
• BCTV writer and Albright senior Doug Mace takes a closer look at Albright baseba...
• Life of an Alpha Student & How to Choose Your Concentration (PIZZA!)
• "The Career Test"
• Berks Catholic's Donovon Jack first-team pick on All-State team
• One group of Albright students made a difference in Ecuador during their Interim...
• Fire destroys used car dealership in Sinking Spring
• laxmagazine.com is promoting Albright as the new blueprint for startup lacrosse...
• Firefighters control house fire in Alsace Township
• Firefighters on scene of blaze at Sinking Spring business
• Social worker goes extra mile
• It's a simple fact: High tech means easier learning
• Schuylkill County unemployment declines
• Property taxes again targeted
• Health digest: Donation locations announced by blood center
• Exhibition - Jim Dine: Glyptotek
• Twitter in classroom can help us be more concise
• Jobless rates fall in Reading, Berks
• Under the plan
• Audio reviews: Madonna, Lionel Richie
• Website swamped
• Wilson tries out iPads and tablets in lower grades
• Gail MarksJarvis: Deciphering confusing code of IRA accounts
• Jason Brudereck: Gift of candy keeps on giving
• More on the stage review of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' on Broadway
• Genealogical bonanza: 1940 Census records released
• Exeter drivers notice more police presence after assembly
• For more information
• Bethel Elementary students make music from junk
• Stage review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' revival is overly flashy
• Black Keys veer off the dirt road on 'Camino'
• Smart ideas: newlyweds
• Don't rush additions to schools, board member says
• How to control spring allergies
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• Man who pleaded guilty in 1996 city killing gets jail for probation violation
• Questlove on Roots, Philly, Fallon and Winehouse
• Kentucky too much for Kansas in title game
• Real world, right now: Wyomissing students design and market apps they like
• Time after time
• Grange members fire questions at politicians at annual dinner
• Online poll results
• Royals begin postseason on emotional high
• Twitter tempting as a good place to vent about things
• Move over, 'Twilight,' there's a new obsession with 'Hunger'
• City Council rejects managing director nominee
• Deputies chase, arrest drug-sweep fugitive
• Pit bulls in Philippine dog fights to be put down
• Giving props to 24-year-old reporter who broke Sandusky story
• 'Hunger Games' fills the void in our psyche
• A runner's life, lost on the road
• Human trafficking focus of event at Alvernia
• California dog beach may be doomed because of popularity
• Few attend Gov. Mifflin's drug awareness presentation
• Amid skepticism, a few in Kutztown still plan version of 'Cover the Night'
• Council votes to end recycling program
• At least 12 shots fired at house where man was killed, city police say
• 2 deny marijuana charges filed after Montana dog attack
• What's going on the week of April 3
• Wyomissing players named Berks chess champions
• Request for basketball nets rejected
• West Reading shooting death ruled homicide
• York SPCA seeks county limits on tethering dogs
• 'Scorpio Races' is fascinating Irish horse fantasy
• Technology equips students for real world
• Work on bridge fails to start on time
• Person of the week: Lori A. Lacy
• Dog Scouts of America have troops in 22 states
• In your face: Melina Leanne DuGuay
• Showcase: Photography of Alanna Engle
• Friends recall controversial ex-mayor of Kutztown
• Police probe break-ins in Cumru, Caernarvon townships
• Lori Borgman: Internet cures for the common curiosity
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• 'Glamour Kills' leaves a mark on Lancaster fans
• Honest conversation needed on race (4/3/12)
• Daily Docket
• Simmonds gives Flyers an identity
• Denver news anchor back after televised dog bite
• Retired Reading detective is backup at City Hall
• Look past initial excitement over 'Kony 2012' to long-term effects
• New administrator will be facing a monumental task (4/3/12)
• Genealogy class to take place at Berks Encore Wernersville
• R-Phils roster features top prospects, holdovers
• Former South Carolina first lady faces fine for dog escape
• Bern police continue Silo shooting investigation
• Berks Catholic students sound off about 'Kony 2012' uproar
• Ex-Penn National executive opens Revel casino in Atlantic City
• Overview of the proposal
• Rain stops Big Diamond opener
• $175,000 salary is out of touch (4/3/12)
• Only one certificate will be accepted (4/3/12)
• Programs not easy to get enacted (4/3/12)
• Send message to candidates (4/3/12)
• Others blamed for problems (4/3/12)
• Daniel Boone Homestead sends kids hunting for history
• Business spotlight: Misco Products Corp.
• More on the film review of 'The Wrath of the Titans'
• Little Orphan Annie makes the case for adoption
• Mayor sows more controversy with pick for key position (4/2/12)
• Film review: Mythic mayhem resumes in 'Wrath of the Titans'
• At least 3 shot at Bern Township nightclub
• Taylor Swift caps 24 hours to remember at ACMs
• Do Democrats rely on fraud? (4/2/12)
• Boyertown schools put iPod touch in kids' hands
• Scholastic honor roll
• Common spring weeds
• West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library event to focus on Revolutionary War period
• Reading man's body found hours after shots fired
• Lee says he's ready for season
• Mild winter, summer's record heat leading to prolific weeds
• Sharon Randall: What I'll remember from serving on a jury
• Daily Planner: Monday
• Royals-Jackals series
• Wilson School Board reviews its choices for field upgrades
• Daily docket
• Royals reach playoffs with hard work, discipline, grit
• Options for Wilson's pool upgrades
• Churches begin Holy Week services
• Flyers beat Pittsburgh as emotions boil over
• Wilson floats possible pool upgrades
• If you go: Block party fundraiser for improvements to the Locust Street playground, Fleetwood
• Man shot in West Reading parking lot died of gunshot wound to head, coroner says
• Boyertown musicians travel to Prague
• Fleetwood parents raise money for park makeover
• Newspaper carrier robbed at gunpoint in Reading
• Eric McCormack taps into his evil side on Broadway
• Jim Kerr: Help available for the distressed
• Two injured when car flips on Route 222 in Bern Township
• City police veteran joins defenders' side
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Intern at high court awed by experience
• Jazz Fest: Chick Corea has long-awaited debut in Reading
• Citadel students use brainpower to build replicas
• Laws and safety tips
• Dental records needed to ID fatal crash victim
• New Hamburg police chief looks to boost foot patrols
• State bicycle law: One for the road
• Reading man arrested in York County police chase
• In Our Schools: Donna Keglovits, Kutztown school reading specialist
• Berks ledger
• Mother, daughter slain in Utah to be buried here
• Plumb Line Physical Therapy details
• More on the film review of 'Mirror Mirror'
• Group's birthday party swings
• Therapists help patients find their center
• Film review: 'Mirror Mirror' only a fair take on fairy tale
• Bill Uhrich: The songs of birds become nature's alarm clock
• Venus Williams' star power drives her interior design firm
• Meet the new executive director of the HBA of Berks County
• BARTA sees hybrid buses as game changers
• Plenty of bunny business at 11th and Pike
• Signs create public hazard (4/1/12)
• For Danny Glover, artistry and activism work together
• Organize This! column by Vali Heist: Donate to make a difference
• Historical Society magazine gets a makeover
• Buletzka, Montz playing key roles for 18th-ranked Kutztown
• Michelle Singletary: Protect your identity or suffer consequences
• Hey, Rip Van Winkle, cars have changed
• Steve Rosen: Marvels Avengers take on perils of personal finance
• Pink surprise reaches Berks just in time for spring
• Teams lend support for Hamburg's Lesniak
• Harry Deitz: Face(book) it: Our society has changed
• Titanic centennial making waves everywhere
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Hundreds turn out for Fool's Run in Kutztown
• Snapshots: Pittsburgh stadium has a winning view
• Exploring the riches of downtown San Antonio
• Wanted in Berks
• America Reads event draws 100 children to KU
• Exhibits: Mob bosses, tommy guns subject of Vegas museum
• George Hatza: Women drawn to female lead in 'Hunger'
• Memories of a miracle shot 20 years ago
• Home-struggling Royals still had their moments
• Gillian Ryan wins 800 free at Indianapolis Grand Prix
• Travels with Charlie: Tool an example of a good thing that was improved beyond recognition
• If you go to the Freedman Gallery exhibition
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• Fire damages flea market shed in Washington Township
• Flyers fall to Senators in shootout
• How Pennsylvania's delegates are chosen
• Art review: 'Nurturing Nature' at the Freedman: art and science
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Fire in burn barrel spreads to Robeson Township house
• Brand rallies Sixers by Hawks
• Where the Republican candidates stand
• Berks food pantry to get grant through Monsanto
• Susan E. Miers Smith column:
• Eggstravaganza a colorful celebration
• Review: Lavay Smith, Skillet Lickers blend swing, cha-cha at Jazz Fest
• Pennsylvania's primary not secondary this year
• Clothier Tonny Sorensen to doff Beverly Hills home
• Listings, Accolades: Ed Stauffer
• Woman killed in fiery Amity Township crash
• Review: Eldar dazzles in Jazz Fest debut
• Man shot in West Reading dies
• Magical books offer snippets of wisdom
• Investors group to meet Tuesday
• Daily docket
• Waiting is hardest part as Royals make playoffs
• Many nationwide focused on commonwealth primary (4/1/12)
• Gospel singer goes from homelessness to top charts
• Military news
• Tips sought in Cumru robbery
• Wet weather curtails trout season turnout
• This week's PennDOT road projects in Berks County
• Scholarships
• Listings, New Hires: Shannon Fowler
• John D. Forester Jr.: State police ranks thinning
• Windsor Township woman arrested in sexual assault of boy, 14
• Some see shift toward buying previously owned clothing, furniture and autos
• Campus notes
• Traffic alert: Bridge replacement on Route 625
• Hunting/fishing planner
• $640 million lottery jackpot just peanuts for some
• Smart Ideas: Identity theft
• TV and art films: April 1-7
• Chick Corea: If you go to tonight's concert
• Trock stocking schedule
• Young violinist to take stage at LsSalle Academy's Egg and Art Show
• Transactions for the week of April 1
• Audio review: Melanie Fiona
• 10 set to enter Berks Chapter of state Hall
• Learn to deal with low water conditions
• Easter is good fun down on the farm
• Baseball sweeps Messiah in doubleheader...5-0 and 11-6. Way to go Lions!
• Review: Apollo Trio interpretations soar
• If you go: God's Not Dead 2012 Tour
• Daily Docket
• Prison term ordered for fatal drunken-driving car crash
• Organizers of Christian pop-rock concert looking to bring people back to mainstream churches
• What ticket buyers said
• Increase the number of organs available for transplant (3/31/12)
• $1.46 billion could buy ...
• Fun, fundraising in step at Caliente at the Crowne
• Mega dreamer: 'It's worth a shot'
• Peters suffers ruptured Achilles, season in jeopardy
• Reinholds man who struck officers with car pleads guilty, gets prison
• Mifflin parents hope to revive gym program
• Royals need help after overtime loss
• Mary Young: Legislators move on bear market
• Pineda's sore after win over Phillies
• Odds on beating parking ticket about 1 in 3
• Wizards knock Sixers out of 1st
• Sandi's Salads closes
• Advantage Home Care
• Vynecrest on Main opens in Kutztown
• F.M. Brown's Sons Inc.'s new feed mill details
• Panel blasts city for inaction on housing
• Unique jazz sculpture welcomes music lovers to Judy's on Cherry
• F. M. Brown's Sons Inc. opens mill in Birdsboro
• 2-alarm blaze damages Robeson Township home
• John Smith column 3/31/12: Speaker: Why Muhlenberg made a good bishop
• Ellis Schein
• Vandals shoot windows of vehicles, businesses in Muhlenberg
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Boys to men: Oh happy day
• Modesty masked his keen intellect
• Veterans speak to students at Conrad Weiser High School
• Local religion digest 3/31/12: Palm Sunday cantata to be sung in memory of choir member
• Smart Ideas: Tax savings
• Concert in ballroom highlights new event
• What may be cause of excessive saliva?
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Resident complains about chemical odors
• Vietnam vets get long overdue due
• Faces of Faith: John Hurd
• Energy assistance applicants get break on shut-off deadline
• 2 charged in rumor-fueled assault in Exeter
• Tax rate low by comparison (3/31/12)
• Reading-born ophthalmologist sentenced for fraud
• Republicans failed to fix problems (3/31/12)
• School board made fiscally poor choice (3/31/12)
• Editorial missed the bigger issue (3/31/12)
• Column justified need for law (3/31/12)
• Concert was professional (3/31/12)
• 2-alarm fire in Robeson Township extinguished
• Two charged in assault linked to predator rumors in Exeter
• It's Friday. It's a gorgeous day outside. There is a baseball game on Kelcnner F...
• It is once again time to register for Oozeball! Here are some photos from last...
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• Towns sue Pennsylvania over new Marcellus Shale law
• Salvation Army to hold event at Alvernia on enslavement
• Supervisors back county bid for Antietam grant
• Film review: 'Jeff' a sweet, slight comic adventure
• Ravel in control, shuts down Exeter
• Letter was infuriating (3/30/12)
• Reading man struck pair with car, police say
• Hamels, Phillies closer?
• Smart Ideas: Summer jobs
• Woman surrenders, charged in city melee
• Ryan finishes third in 400 free
• Group of foodies form social club called Culinary Consortium
• 1 hurt in crash that briefly closed Perkiomen Avenue
• Royals push for playoffs
• Education problems put America's security at risk (3/30/12)
• Water main project on Route 61 set to start
• Flyers rookies making impact
• Sara Noel: Donate to your local diaper bank
• Meeting scheduled
• Jenkins, NHRA legend, dies at 81
• Bruce Williams: Anticipate job transfers in a lease
• What states could fund
• Crying fowl over tower plans
• New era to begin at Bridgeport
• For one village, it takes time, money and hope
• Some states hoping for Mega tax windfall
• Residents against CDL training center
• Weekend at a glance
• Slices of life: Perry Township seventh-grader wins state figure skating gold
• Candidate endorsements for primary
• County OKs impact fee on future gas wells
• Berks fishing and hunting
• Ask the vet's pets: Adopting two dogs is twice the fun
• Man with note robs Cumru convenience store
• 68-year-old was drug dealer, city police say after raid
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, March 30
• Obama clears oil sanctions to squeeze Iran
• Health care and the Supreme Court
• City Council's decision to table lease confuses water board
• Five formidable teenage movie toughies
• On the run, Osama bin Laden lived in 5 houses
• Daily Docket
• Whitfield students, staff help Make-A-Wish cause
• Surviving cancer, singing at Radio City Music Hall
• Daily Planner: Friday
• David Mekeel: Public needs to get involved
• John Rosemond: Humility and confidence are not incompatible
• Supreme Court has options on health care law
• Reading Hard and Soft Pretzel Bakery details
• Japanese students visit Wyomissing school
• When to watch 'Interior Therapy With Jeff Lewis'
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• Reading soft pretzel bakery twist: Response fires up worker
• The prosecution
• Jeff Lewis shows off his softer side with new show
• Autism cases in Pa. above national average
• Tips for starting your own dining club
• Judge delays Sandusky sex abuse trial
• More on the film review of 'Jeff, Who Lives at Home'
• Defunding education aggravates problem (3/30/12)
• Supervisors, BCIDA abused the law (3/30/12)
• Things will get much worse (3/30/12)
• Bands played to packed house (3/30/12)
• Pagerly should be honored locally (3/30/12)
• Women's tennis beats Lancaster Bible College 8-1!
• Teacher Recruitment Day
• Coverage from our friends at the Reading Eagle.
• When to watch 'Touch'
• The Affordable Care Case in summation
• Law won't stop voter fraud (3/29/12)
• 2 hurt in Perkiomen Avenue crash; 1 flees scene
• The magic 'Touch' for a new TV show
• Worley unfazed by rough outing
• Smart Ideas: Taxpayer Advocacy Panel
• Albright students learn about poverty
• Gregory Karp: Cutting costs at the drugstore
• Owuya 'unbelievable' for Royals
• If you go: KU Presents! presents Squonk Opera's 'Mayhem and Majesty'
• Spencer keeps spokesman on payroll
• Jim Mullen: Could shopping be any more inconvenient?
• O'Brien chooses Wisconsin, not Penn State
• Kutztown University presents funny and flamboyant Squonk Opera
• Nominee hopes path takes him to City Hall
• Decorating Diary: Patterned drapes might not work
• Tension topic of forum at Daniel Boone
• Trayvon Martin case tests the concept of a self-defense claim (3/29/12)
• How to volunteer to remodel Mary Jo Van Sant's house
• School busing problems result in firings
• Daniel Boone conflict timeline
• If you go: The North Museum of Natural History & Science
• Muhlenberg house to get mini-makeover
• Reading district picks new superintendent
• Spencer nominee's firm owes city $45,000
• New temporary exhibit at Reading museum focuses on bugs
• Mother accused of encouraging city brawl
• So, you won the big jackpot; now what?
• Fitness profile: Lauren Lynn Cwik
• A Day Away at the North Museum of Natural History and Science
• Man held for court in rape of toddler
• Daily Docket
• The Collector: Reader still trying to get to bottom of Keane paintings
• If you go: Anat Cohen concert
• If you go: Exeter High School's spring production of the musical 'Oklahoma!'
• A prescription for distraction?
• For more information about group fitness certification
• Sex offender raped toddler, police say
• Anat Cohen headlines Berks Jazz Fest's 'New Faces of Jazz' concert
• Senior citizens enjoy preview of Exeter High musical
• Intercultural alliance to mark anniversary of MLK speech
• Fitness trainers offer tips for those interested in working in the field
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond, March 29 through April 4
• Banking secretary promotes new normal for businesses
• As Vieners prepare to move, Outsider art gallery set to close
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Customers Bancorp Inc. files $115 million IPO
• Gateway park to get face-lift
• Gail MarksJarvis: Overdraft practices are probed
• Falconer now using birds to mentor at risk-youth
• New water mains won't be cheap
• Another chapter in Lincoln hotel story
• Council OKs new pistols for police department
• 12 years before 'Hunger Games,' there was 'Battle Royale'
• Beyonce the tiny puppy fit into spoon at birth, vying for title
• RHS senior well-versed in poetry recitation
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Fire in West Lawn destroys garage, damages others; no one hurt
• Disney sketches sequel to "Epic Mickey" video game
• Parts of law in effect unchanged, but ruling could alter everything
• Bank gone but headquarters still standing
• Contact information for trail groups
• City man accused in luxury-vehicle scheme
• Cambridge-Lee digs in at plant expansion site
• Court weighs splitting health care law
• Zoners approve variances for 5-bay garage
• Maintaining Appalachian Trail an ongoing labor of love
• Police call off search after chase, crash in city
• Anime Society Cherry Blossom Festival Trip
• Women's Tennis over Kings 5-2
• Men's Lacrosse improves to 9-1 with big win over Susquehanna!
• City man arrested in fatal November shooting
• Customers Bancorp files $115 million IPO
• Mother incited City Park brawl, police say
• Community Garden Permablitz
• Digital Consciousness: Debunking Myths about Digital Privacy
• SWAT team in standoff in city
• Find out more about CD's place
• Exeter police interview victim of assault
• R-Phillies armed with 'Baby Aces'
• Burgers win special attention at CD's Place every Thursday and Friday night
• Kutztown administrators want iPads for 8th-graders
• Meeks scores 31 to spark Sixers
• Burger recipes
• Don Spatz: All getting along key at City Hall
• Bryzgalov suffers minor foot injury
• Crime Alert gains from seized assets
• Meet the candidate
• Royals faceoff
• Vietnam vets' service to be honored
• Schwank made the right vote (3/28/12)
• Candidate wants state to improve schools
• Bridge closure to force Route 625 detour
• Autopsy inconclusive on woman found in Bern Township fire
• Tough choice made with the long-term view in mind (3/28/12)
• Teachers union says it can work with Reading board
• A creamy 'quiche' to feel good about
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• No photo, no vote
• DVD reviews: 'The Muppets' return with family-style humor
• From flames of accident, 3 heroes emerge
• Preliminary plans for storage facility OK'd
• New on DVD: 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,' 'A Dangerous Method' and more ...
• Officials explain stand on SAT-prep courses
• Hopefuls, parties woo single women
• Game review: 'Kid Icarus' spreads its wings too far
• The Rev. Dr. Harry L. Serio, pastor, Jazz Fest founder
• What ID can you use?
• Who knew restrooms were so complicated?
• Explore new social media sites and learn which ones fit
• Lower Alsace invited to explore merger
• Aussie newspaper reports tale of local ghost sighting
• Smart Ideas: Women in STEM
• Police seek witnesses to robbery on store lot
• iPad proposal
• Mega Millions jackpot reaches $476 million
• Two new businesses planned for Tilden Township
• Truck inspection in Exeter yields 19 violators, takes 7 out of service
• Volunteers sought for cleanup of Mount Penn on Saturday
• Melee leads to stabbing of girl, 15, near City Park
• Packing date is listed on egg cartons
• HUD loan will fund Hamburg road work
• Boyertown lays foundation for cyberschool
• Jazz Fest: Pat Martino Trio sets night on fire
• Bruce Williams: Why question an adviser?
• Shortfall endangers Exeter district walking project
• Autopsies confirm murder-suicide in North Heidelberg
• Sara Noel: Making a compost bin
• Oley Valley turns math and reading into fun and games
• Phils must choose between Pierre, Podsednik
• View video from the Albright Angels/Mane Men 2012 Spring Tour!
• Whole Foods not a big box (3/28/12)
• Obama took a wrong turn (3/28/12)
• Committee suggested stronger poll security (3/28/12)
• Regulate speculators (3/28/12)
• Letter writer reaches zenith of ignorance (3/28/12)
• Register of wills behind the times (3/28/12)
• Lights Camera Music!
• No way to treat our soldiers (3/27/12)
• Letters good for a laugh (3/27/12)
• Cycles better than gunshots (3/27/12)
• Romney buying the nomination (3/27/12)
• Vigil a celebration of tolerance (3/27/12)
• Occupy protesters should volunteer (3/27/12)
• City changed over the years (3/27/12)
• Why must paper protect readers? (3/27/12)
• Review: Van Halen rocks, but vocals rocky
• Board makes plans for unspent funds
• Showcase: oil-painted slates from advanced 2-D class
• About the Fred M. Coombs Honor Award
• Jazz Fest: Air Force ensemble mixes it up
• Hickernell plans to play field hockey at Lock Haven
• Jury sends a clear message on use of electronic gadgets (3/27/12)
• DAR honors 10 students with Good Citizens Awards
• Muhlenberg official gets top state rec award
• Council OKs tools for tackling blight
• Field hockey collegebounds
• Volunteers needed for special needs campers at Aaron's Acres
• Dismissal sought in stock suit
• State permission sought to cut teachers
• JT's Gourmet Delivery LLC
• Budget crisis in Reading School District
• Collecting change for clean water wells in Kenya
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Retirement incentive expected to save money
• Muhlenberg Township veteran starts gourmet delivery business
• Van Halen fans cheer return of original singer
• Hot question: What's the biggest impact a teacher has had on you?
• This spring, PSU Berks students gave others a break
• Forum scheduled
• Recalls
• Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest: Flecktones prove legendary status is no fluke
• Muhlenberg offers prize car as PSSA incentive next year
• Mercifully, we aren't tops in bedbugs
• Boone increasing racial sensitivity efforts
• Newsmakers
• Healing in harmony
• Dispatch from France: Studying for glorified midterms is high-stress time that shapes the academic future of French students
• Tatum and Hill have great chemistry in 'Jump Street'
• 2 get job offers; board withholds their names
• Smart ideas: A long retirement
• Health digest: Classes, support groups announced by Reading Hospital
• Let's create a world free from gender bias
• Rising skepticism about 'Kony 2012' quashes mini-Cover the Night
• Bridge reopens on Harvey Avenue
• Gail MarksJarvis: Time to invest in an IRA
• Boy bands are back on the music scene
• Blend old and new tactics to get dating blueprint
• School day peace conference's goal: Wipe out social injustice
• 1 hurt as 2 crashes snarl traffic on Route 12
• Tilden mailer, IWCO Direct, to add jobs
• Audio reviews: Esperanza Spalding, The Magnetic Fields
• What's goin' on the week of March 27
• Family connection: Having a parent for a teacher brings more joy than angst
• Reading to help Alvernia with dorm project
• This week in business
• If you go to 'Death of a Salesman' on Broadway
• In your face: Kiana Reid
• A special 'Annie' partners with Children's Home
• No one hurt as fire destroys shed in Brecknock Township
• Possible moves to close budget gap
• Stage review: A deeply relevant 'Death of a Salesman' emerges
• House fire kills Bern Township woman
• Art class is soothing respite from daily hassles
• BARTA medical transport program gets reprieve
• Students assigned
• Lori Borgman: Eye contact becoming a lost art
• Art history teacher taps into students' energy and gives it right back
• RACC and KU partners in education
• Perry school name subject of protests
• O'Brien gathering information on drug seizure
• When personalities mesh, students and teachers thrive
• Jason Brudereck: Voice of reason on single moms
• Mother, daughter die in murder-suicide, police say
• Amaro 'honestly believed' Utley would start season
• Consistency and friendliness go a long way when learning grammar
• Daily Docket
• Clerk injured during holdup at Reading convenience store
• Law will place burden on many (3/27/12)
• A trip back to a fifth grade classroom where love of learning is nurtured
• Salvation Army announces speaker for annual breakfast
• Minivan hits school van in Ontelaunee Township, police say
• Penn State's O'Brien begins with a 'clean slate'
• Van Halen concert tonight; expect heavy traffic in the city
• Lower Heidelberg Township seeking funds for new K-9 officer
• Mother killed daughter, then committed suicide, police say
• Route 422 West closed at Interstate 176
• Isotopically Labeled Saccharides: Structure & Mechanism
• 3 die in two separate house fires
• Why wouldn't ID be required? (3/26/12)
• Eagle lucky to have Kahl (3/26/12)
• Objections to law somewhat stunning (3/26/12)
• Incensed by censorship (3/26/12)
• Mayor must work with City Council (3/26/12)
• How to help
• Berks agenda
• Dodgeball tourney raises money for American Heart Association
• Berks Youth in Action has big plans for summer playground project
• Berks ledger
• Utley isn't retiring, but he's not sure when he'll return
• In Our Schools: Louise Keim, Hamburg Middle School
• Talking about tackling teen stress
• Victim No. 2 may be key to abuse case
• Justices to decide if they can weigh in before law in effect
• Reading officials must conduct public business publicly (3/26/12)
• Free film screening to highlight life of teen writer killed at Auschwitz
• Special Olympics swimmers put on show at Boyertown meet
• Supreme Court to start hearings on health care law
• More about tea parties
• Should police record interrogations?
• State police probe break-in at Perry Township Recreation Center
• Love in a cup at Gilbertsville Tea Room
• Dave Mowery: Same reporting, different tools
• Event discourages children, teens from tobacco use
• Business spotlight: National Cleaner's & Yorgey's Fine Cleaning
• Some careers really working
• Daily docket
• Christie's Memorable Cakes details
• Robot will clean Gov. Mifflin High School floors
• Daily planner: Monday
• Fleetwood resident moves business from basement to Main Street
• Students in charge
• Antietam forced to drop softball
• Whining is annoying (3/26/12)
• Albright College record label is back for an encore
• Boyertown's only need: chemistry
• Smart ideas: single tax claims
• Sharon Randall: When someone walks into your life and never lets you go
• Boyertown at a glance
• Jazz Fest review: Flecktones at pinnacle of career
• Team Peeta or Team Gale? Hutcherson won't pick
• Zeigler expecting to lift Knights
• Wyomissing man charged in attempted bank robbery
• Lyricist Tim Rice looks back and forward this year
• Alvernia students take campus walk for cure
• 2 Reading women charged with retail theft
• Reading schools facing $53 million budget gap
• Sam Worthington gives mythic heroism another go
• Program that provides healthy food for Reading elementary schools assured of funding
• Defense carries SV/Hamburg to title
• Bruce Williams: Mortgage payoff might make sense
• Wilson students play their own 'Hunger Games'
• Royals beat Trenton, gain control of destiny
• Library Kindles students' interest in reading
• Kelly's Korner: Trying to see eye to eye with Seeing Eye dog
• San Antonio quiets Sixers with defense in 2nd half
• Madson sidelined for 2012 season
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• More choices, higher gas mileage to be found in fuel-efficient cars
• Meet the candidate
• Kendal Rauthan: Your library is packed with free information
• Fans get another chance to cheer for O'Connor
• Fillies' season highlighted by run to PIAA semifinals
• Berks experts talk about what goes into creating a menu
• Go low as possible with gas octane
• Traffic alert: Restrictions on 222 near Pennsylvania Turnpike
• TV and art films: March 25-31
• Brown aiming to (triple) jump into record book
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Doesn't Clinton have enough to do (3/25/12)
• Cleaning up meshes
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Michelle Singletary: Overindulged children need to be reined in
• Bill Uhrich: Neversink trails offer plenty for nature lovers
• News to Use: Henry conducts auction to benefit homocystinuria
• Fiat makes family version of 500 city car
• Wanted in Berks
• Exhibits: Campaign laughs, history are on view in Newseum
• Resort has splashy thrills, but it's a super soaker
• Trout basics
• Listings, Accolades: Teresa Goodin
• Bidet seats can have toilet performing double duty
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Travels with Charlie: Passenger flights across ocean were once a novelty marked by luxuries
• New and Old Germany mingle in 21st century Munich
• Untitled
• Smart Ideas: Disc-to-digital
• Some car buyers don't know their loan-refinancing options
• The cost of going solar
• Santorum wins in Louisiana
• Battle of Shiloh recalled 150 years later
• Take care of your trout after it's caught
• George Hatza: Here's my list of must-see 2012 movies
• Five tiny cars we almost forgot
• Rural Energy for America Program
• Two hurt in head-on crash in Exeter
• Boys track at a glance
• Bally's Charlie Glackin nets Berks outdoors honor
• Moving tips
• Harry Deitz: Our happiness often depends on perspective
• Sunny outlook for power on farm
• City man arrested on drug charges
• If you go: Studio B in Boyertown
• Fire damages home, garage in Ontelaunee
• On the move
• Chevy's Sonic compact long on gas mileage
• Ex-homeless mom now works to help others
• Man shot in West Reading parking lot
• Art review: 'Roy G. Biv' at Studio B: colorful but curious
• Line dance raises funds for One Wish Foundation
• The historic ladies
• Mom, daughter try to turn lives around
• No egging on needed at scramble for grown-ups
• If you go to the Bela Fleck & The Original Flecktones Jazz Fest concert
• PIAA should book a Final Four weekend
• About the tea
• The parenthood trap: Single moms and poverty
• Tips sought in attempted burglary at Brecknock Township home
• Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest: Howard Levy, serious about the harmonica
• Winless Express stays positive despite lopsided loss to Storm
• History comes to life at Famous Ladies' Tea
• Pretzel City Rod & Custom holding show at mall
• Daily docket
• Steve Rosen: Suits over compensation could limit internships
• It'll be a running battle in distance
• Transactions for March 25
• Military news
• Exeter Township man killed when vehicle hits light pole
• Audio review: "The Hunger Games" soundtrack
• Girls track at a glance
• Schuylkill Valley/Hamburg wins East Penn hockey title
• Man hurt, dog missing following crash on I-176
• Berks Chevy dealers support youth baseball
• Boyertown program strikes 'cord' in community
• Maxatawny man gets Berks County Conservation District's farmer of the year award
• Royals hammer Trenton
• Chester tops Lower Merion to win its eighth state title
• Easter egg hunt a sweet event in West Reading
• Exotic grass could help clean lead from soil
• John D. Forester Jr.: The violent side of social media's rumor mill
• Knight the same guy we knew, now behind a mike
• Springing into the O'Brien era
• Flyers win, clinch playoff berth
• Exeter has grown, and so has its need for fire protection (3/25/12)
• Despite scale of damage, Japan's auto industry reborn
• Seniors and their struggle inspire candidate to run
• Start spreading the news on Jeremy Jordan
• Hard work paying off for Coffman
• Women's lacrosse beats St. Elizabeth
• Men's lacrosse goes 8-1
• Fire reported in Ontelaunee Township
• Two hurt in Exeter crash on Shelbourne Road
• Thousands will be disenfranchised (3/25/12)
• Editorial position was repulsive (3/25/12)
• Police refused to file report (3/25/12)
• Put people before party (3/25/12)
• Put motorcycle story in 'News of the Weird' (3/25/12)
• State Street reopens in Longswamp following crash
• Police investigating West Reading shooting
• Exeter man killed in crash
• Seminar looks at poverty's causes, toll
• Neumann-Goretti wins third straight AAA title
• Shot fired at Reading Eagle building
• Taxing ideas
• Berks Catholic observes Lent at school celebration
• Winless Express faces tough task
• Trash fire ignites brush in Rockland Township
• Berks athletes take advantage of second opportunities (3/24/12)
• Mayors discuss city money troubles
• Sixers beat Celtics, give Collins 400th career win
• Homan's book still available (3/24/12)
• Fall of middle class one factor in poverty's rise
• Drivers continue to cut gasoline use
• If you go
• Investigation into assault on hold
• Man slashed in face in front of 5-year-old son, police say
• Benefit concert seeking donations for church food pantry
• Hoofing it through Reading's historic buildings
• Guards riding buses; no problems reported
• 2 carjackers crash vehicle, flee, authorities say
• Smart Ideas: Tax tips for military
• Take a stroll through city's history
• Protesters rally to oppose contraception mandate
• Matchup set for ice hockey title game
• Berks tax experts offer last-minute advice
• Kutztown 6th-graders clean up Saucony Creek
• Firing of Dukes coach puts Jack in quandary
• Faces of Faith: Mariah Elser
• Chinese teacher teaches Chinese at Schuylkill Valley
• Review: Lineup switch can't derail Manhattan Transfer
• Team Wolf wins in sudden death
• 'Games': brutal class warfare in a corrupt, futuristic America
• Mary Young: Common sense needed in Washington
• More on 'The Hunger Games' review
• Daily Docket
• John Smith column 3/24/12: In their own words: Amish talk about faith
• Meet the candidate
• Church to get long-awaited new home
• Ex-Lehigh County employee enters legislative race
• Local religion digest 3/24/12: Reading City Church pastor to speak at Easter sunrise service
• Animal Rescue League of Berks County
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Facebook rants can carry a hefty price
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Train strikes tractor-trailer at Fleetwood crossing
• HPV serious threat to both genders
• After 62 years, loyal employee retiring
• Woman says assault not her fault
• Royals hold off Titans, win another close one
• Behind the baseboard, pieces of bygone days
• Philadelphia known for voter fraud (3/24/12)
• All must face consequences (3/24/12)
• Law doesn't impact Voting Rights Act (3/24/12)
• Responses disappointing (3/24/12)
• Pornography demeans women (3/24/12)
• Rabid hunger for 'Hunger Games' on opening night
• About the beers
• Council wonders why revenue from tickets down
• More about the product
• Arnold stepping up to 358-modifieds
• There's more to beer than just being cold, light and refreshing
• People want gas-price relief, somehow, from somebody
• What people here are saying saying about it
• Recalls
• 'Pink slime' gets cold shoulder locally
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, March 23
• Daily Docket
• Amelia's Grocery Outlet
• State banking secretary to speak at meeting
• Amelia's to open two stores in Cumru and Muhlenberg townships
• Workshop targets synthetic drugs
• Sara Noel: Combat price hikes on food
• Temple man awarded $2.3 million from PPL in injury case
• Rachael Harris picks top films about strong women
• Erin Negley: Lancaster County gets stamp of approval
• 'Gatz' narrator lets us into impressive brain
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Anger over sewer project in Lower Heidelberg
• John Rosemond: ?Three Strike Rule? can help solve noise problem
• Supervisors not receptive to zoning change
• Taxes on voters' minds at Schwank forum
• Slices of life: Technology takes riders on international journey
• Signs of spring are everywhere
• Lenin Agudo
• More on the film review of 'Albert Nobbs'
• Royals host Trenton tonight, Sunday
• Don't underestimate power of women (3/23/12)
• Mayor introduces community development director
• Film review: Close almost too stoic in 'Albert Nobbs'
• In first season, Saints are expecting big things
• U.S. should abandon timetable, leave Afghanistan now (3/23/12)
• Firefighters seek control of signals
• City police arrest stabbing victim on drug charges
• Eagles Stump-ing for another banner season
• First babies of spring get warm welcome
• Unique Pretzel Bakery plans to expand plant
• Burglary attempt at auto shop probed by Fleetwood police
• Berks lacrosse capsules
• Smart Ideas: Tax return frequently asked questions
• Man slashes 2 people near City Hall
• Renovation project
• Flyers weather slow start, beat Caps in shootout
• Ask the vet's pets: Crate keeps puppy safe and facilitates house training
• Stabbing victim uncooperative
• KU sets stage for auditorium's 2nd act
• Berks boys volleyball capsules
• Enough stories on Pagerly (3/23/12)
• Decision appropriate (3/23/12)
• Fairness appreciated (3/23/12)
• St. Patrick's Day no excuse to party (3/23/12)
• Maher accurate, Limbaugh not (3/23/12)
• Students impacted (3/23/12)
• Man attacked by vigilantes, Exeter police say
• City police investigating stabbing
• Clerical error led to unpermitted work, board says
• Shots fired along Museum Road
• Discovering a new performing style for Paul Kelly
• Smart Ideas: Investor optimism rises
• Budget update would cut proposed tax hike
• If you go: Guild craft show
• Groups unite to deliver more medical care in Reading (3/22/12)
• Boy struck by car in Reading, taken to hospital
• Grade A crafts by the dozens at Reading-Berks Guild's spring show
• Companion wanted; must love hay, outdoors, sheep
• Eroz Pizzeria & Grill and La Cocina Mexicana II details
• 8 from Berks to attend White House meetings
• When to watch 'Mad Men'
• West Lawn UMC Begins New Worship Service At A New Time, In A New Place
• Fairgrounds Square Mall courting international foods
• Daily Docket
• Back to the future for new season of 'Mad Men'
• Student default rates
• Land-records research topic for Berks recorder of deeds
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond, March 22-28
• Legendary flier Earhart swooped into Berks
• 10 women arrested on prostitution charges during sweep
• Reading district to post guards on alternative education buses
• Jim Mullen: Thanks for the lack of memories
• An NFL offseason? Certainly not this year
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• To learn more
• Meet the candidate
• DVD REVIEW: In 'Conversation Piece,' an aging scholar's brush with life
• Lynx making pitch for another postseason run
• Tax break approved for Berks Park 78
• Recycling touted as boon for city nonprofits
• Kutztown attorney seeks Democratic nod for state House seat
• Masked assailant stabs man in leg
• Eagles get total package in Ryans
• Horse needed
• Fitness profile: Raeann Jude Walter
• Latest delinquency figure
• The Collector: Readers ask about stereopticon cards, paintings
• Only sure thing about Birds LBs: Ryans in middle
• Companion wanted; must love hay, outdoors, sheep
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Drowning in debt: student loans
• Rajah Chanters performing Broadway hits in Kutztown
• Berks III-IV baseball team capsules
• Charges filed against man shot by Spring police
• Barbecue truck worries supervisors
• If you go: Van Halen and Kool & the Gang concert
• Basketball collegebound
• State senator counters ultrasound with erectile bill
• GOP pushing women back to 19th century (3/22/12)
• 200 interviewed in PSU sex abuse investigation
• Kool & the Gang provides yin to Van Halen's yang
• Actress Jennifer Lawrence can relate to 'Hunger Games' hype
• Want to dance?
• Free counseling available
• Michelle Singletary: Cleaning up your parents financial mess
• A Day Away at Lafayette Square
• Step back in time with contra dancing
• About the society
• Gregory Karp: Keeping your cool while complaining
• If you go: JaZz in P!nk concert
• Room colors reflect your own tastes
• Social butterfly fans share love of the wild
• Oley plans to cut teaching positions
• On opening night, Jazz Fest presents all-female JaZz in P!nk
• Committee considers cuts to balance budget
• Just another sheep following Limbaugh (3/22/12)
• Columnists can be more insulting (3/22/12)
• Residents must read the rules (3/22/12)
• People get used to higher price (3/22/12)
• Would paper allow lengthy dissertation? (3/22/12)
• "The Career Test"
• Daughtry concert tonight at Reading Eagle Theater
• Tebow deal to Jets hits snag
• Albright Men's Lacrosse vs Richard Stockton College
• Miss Representation
• Overnight house fire displaces Cumru couple
• Potential budget cuts raise concerns in district
• What is a cash mob?
• Former state House speaker sentenced in corruption case
• Mount Penn zoning board approves variances for pharmacy plan
• Mob spends cash in Kutztown
• Man shot during attempted bank holdup remains in hospital under guard
• Driver shot by Spring police
• Football collegebounds
• Romney takes Illinois; many Republican voters stay home
• Women2Women series continues with mean girls
• KU student dragged by truck in 2008 dies
• Recalls
• Yarde's career ends as Marist falls
• Smart Ideas: Health care funding
• Kutztown schools chief resigns; Albany building to stay open
• Berks I-II baseball capsules
• More on the stage review of EPAC's 'Next to Normal'
• Writer's attitude is typical (3/21/12)
• About the show
• Bruce Williams: Market doesn't deserve its bad reputation
• Stage review: EPAC's 'Next to Normal' a musical triumph
• Requirement shouldn't stop anyone from casting ballot (3/21/12)
• Fashion club's rad romance at Brandywine
• Game review: 'The Show' still swinging for the fences
• New on DVD: 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,' 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy,' and more ...
• 'Mad Men' recipes
• Fighting on school bus investigated
• Healthy vegetable casserole is fit for Passover Seder
• DVD reviews: Terrific 'Descendants' faces family and change
• Celebrate 'Mad Men' return with food, drinks that could have been served in the 1960s
• City woman sentenced for killing roommate
• Local man to appear on 'Pass Time' tonight
• In northern Vietnam, much rides on a man's aim
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Committee discusses new elementary school
• Judge's order pretrial win for Sandusky camp
• Gov. Mifflin's magical run ends in semifinals
• Teacher a stickler for safety, with award to prove it
• After early bumps, mayor and council say they're in tune
• Man arrested; city police say he fired gun into air
• Spartans continue to brave having favorites label
• Paul R. Stolz Jr., Caernarvon police chief
• Daily Docket
• Fire claims about a half-acre on Neversink Mountain
• Berks III-IV girls soccer capsules
• Hamburg hires state police veteran for chief post
• Exeter administrators to use former school
• Hole filled? Birds acquire middle LB from Houston
• Restoring rotted wood to be focus of seminar
• Democratic candidates save barbs for GOP
• Chambers optimistic about PSU's future
• Singers regale 150 diners at benefit
• Bulldogs, Raiders appear well-armed to succeed
• Council weary of waiting for bank to address stalled development
• UMass uses big rally to overcome Drexel
• Man shot in Reading, then goes to Bernville
• Gov. Mifflin girls lose in PIAA basketball semifinals
• Public had a right to cartoon strip (3/21/12)
• Puppy mills thriving (3/21/12)
• In Pennsylvania, buyers beware (3/21/12)
• Obama's promises just taking shape (3/21/12)
• Lane call was correct (3/21/12)
• Traffic clogged in Sinking Spring area during shooting investigation
• Schumo Center for Fitness & Well-Being Bench Press Competition
• Lean, Mean and Going Green 5K Race
• Man shot by Spring police
• The Reading Branch of the American Association of University Women will award sc...
• Kutztown University dragging victim dies
• Poverty: Global, Local, and YOU
• La Teta Asustada
• Official quits amid furor over qualifications
• Phillies beat Tigers; Cabrera hit by grounder
• Speaking up in class can help confidence soar
• Smart Ideas: Gas prices rise in Reading
• Plans for additions advance
• Public safety at risk, city fire, police chiefs say
• Final Four uncharted territory for Mustangs
• Filters off: You can say how you really feel and still be considerate of others
• Infamy, anonymity change lives forever
• Board to ask for state's approval to eliminate programs
• Renovations done at Northmont Playground, mayor announces
• Utley unlikely for Opening Day
• He said: Procrastination is an evil mindset that can be broken
• Pros and cons of using an insulin pump
• Constable waives hearing in sexual-assault case
• Birds focus on taking care of their own
• Go parasailing to capture free feeling of soaring bird
• Berks County Medical Society Alliance to present diabetes seminar
• Priest would be first saint from Allentown Diocese
• Audio review: The Decemberists
• Wilson hunter leaves classmates wanting more deer meat
• Insulin pumps to manage diabetes growing in popularity
• Priest buried in Berks 2 steps from sainthood
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone center's blood-drive sites scheduled
• Experienced skier cites joy of unrestrained descent
• 'John Carter' is missed opportunity
• Suspect shot as robbery unfolds
• Despite setback, Glen Campbell keeps on singing
• U.S. to support new search for Earhart's plane
• Whitewater rafting in Grand Canyon is dreamed of trip of a lifetime
• Philadelphia Flower Show is mesmerizing trip to Hawaii
• Jason Brudereck: Clearing up mystery of cloudy water
• Person of the week: Judy L. Sullivan
• Max resigns as Mounts coach
• DREAM Act is only hope for undocumented, talented youths facing bleak future
• On a roll: Learning to use chopsticks adds to the fun of trying sushi
• Supervisors vote to construct 2 baseball fields
• Lori Borgman: This dream's a scream
• Expect 'business as usual' as Hole takes over at Mifflin
• Hot question: What's one new thing you've always wanted to try?
• Racial threats prompt backpack searches at Daniel Boone
• Daily Docket
• More on the stage review of 'An Iliad'
• Brandywine Heights full of talent, high hopes
• She said: Procrastination is a nagging burden that needs tackling
• Showcase: Photography of Diana Nguyen
• Feral cats should be fixed (3/20/12)
• Brush fire along tracks stretches nearly 2 miles
• Stage review: Powerful, intimate thoughtful 'An Iliad'
• Berks Softball League Division III-IV team capsules
• What's goin' on the week of March 20
• Risk a headache and try that new genre of music
• Organization makes positive impact on many in Berks (3/20/12)
• Registration deadline Monday for primary, special election
• Gail MarksJarvis: Some people find tax-season surprises
• Untitled
• 'Cinder' goes well beyond classic tale but falls short of great
• Former naysayer has to admit role playing games are fun
• As funding shrinks, Reading Public Library circulation swells
• Pathway to sainthood
• Dr. Warren F. Mata
• Sixers avoid trap, beat Bobcats
• Of Monsters and Men just might have best indie folk debut
• Boone gears up for Relay for Life May 26
• Cat found in pillowcase along roadway, police say
• Centerport motorcyclist, 30, dies after crash
• Schuylkill Valley hires new superintendent
• Mustangs look to repeat in soccer's spring finale
• In your face: Kendal Brown
• Those soon-to-be 18 paying attention to primaries
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Photography show, contest set for Boyertown in April
• Bethel supervisors OK tax breaks for site
• Girls Soccer Berks I-II team capsules
• Borscht is exotic taste sensation, even when adapted for a vegan
• Special stamp honors poet Wallace Stevens
• Unequal tax rates fuel school board debate
• Boys water polo collegebound
• Go ahead and use Tumblr as a diary, just keep in mind that it's public
• False moves can be costly at a business lunch or dinner
• Resident thanks officials for help with bridge
• Terrible problem finally resolved (3/20/12)
• Berks doesn't need another big box (3/20/12)
• Eagle behaves like Big Brother (3/20/12)
• Voting not broken, so why fix it? (3/20/12)
• Paper takes political stand (3/20/12)
• Pennsylvania a fascist state (3/20/12)
• Explanation unbelievable (3/20/12)
• International Diplomacy: From Human Rights to Nonproliferation
• Centerport man dies after motorcycle accident
• Attempted robbery foiled by Wyomissing detective
• West Reading Police responding to report of bank robbery, shooting
• Bank Robbery, shooting reported near Wyomissing Bank
• West Reading Police responding to report of bank robbery, shooting
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• Salon to offer more than hope at Fairgrounds Square Mall
• Wyomissing resident alert to motorcycle noises
• At a glance
• Girl Scout's pet project aids Humane Society
• Smart Ideas: Dollar shave club
• No district in state to hold tax-hike referendum
• Bible verse inspires gifts of shoes around the world
• Traps set for black bear that bit Florida woman
• Bruce Williams: This charity needs your help
• Jim Kerr: Round and round goes the reporter
• Child's death spawns legacy of giving
• Business spotlight: Body Zone Sports and Wellness Complex
• More on the film review of '21 Jump Street'
• RHS among 'dropout factories,' report on national graduation rate says
• A willingness to lend a hand could not be taken away (3/19/12)
• Film review: 'Jump Street' update manages some laughs
• 2 arrested in weekend DUI enforcement
• Universe created for a purpose (3/19/12)
• Sharon Randall: Look for beauty
• Good taste, doing good mix at Oley potpie dinner
• Where to find heirloom seeds
• The musical 'Once' lures back a lost stage star
• To get involved
• Heirloom fruits, vegetables are food relics
• Romanian-born author to speak at Wyomissing library
• Bones of clay pay homage to genocide victims
• Science in Motion
• Daily docket
• Xavier ends Lehigh's dream
• Mobile science program faces funding cuts
• Daily planner: Monday
• Yarde, Marist knock out fourth-seed Georgia
• Girl Scout Silver Award details
• Review: Reading Symphony, soloist in Saint-Saens concerto
• Mifflin's semifinal at Chambersburg
• Girl Scout's pet project aids Humane Society
• Kelly's Korner: Life on a farm teaches much about life
• After sluggish start, guards guide Penn State over Texas-El Paso
• More on the film review of 'Friends With Kids'
• Agricultural initiative links students with life on the farm
• Short-handed on D, Royals can't get past Everblades
• Film review: 'Friends With Kids' only aims for candor
• Ledger
• Hartnell, Flyers rally to end Penguins' streak
• In Our Schools: Gretchen Kunkel
• Shoplifting facts
• Hamels is shelled, OK with it
• Hope, Beauty & Style details
• Some products no longer a steal
• No question, Mifflin hoping to find positive answers
• Dee out of city community development job
• Parents, sports are sometimes a bad mix
• Route 73 closed for about an hour after crash
• New small-business owners have advice for others
• Test preparation isn't that bad (3/18/12)
• Next 'Spider-Man' Andrew Garfield hits Broadway
• Bill Uhrich: The Bible infuses our art and culture, and our politics
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Seniors Burke, Zimmerman led a special group at Pine Grove
• About Business in Berks 2012
• New Hires: Gary Deysher, Melvin Fiorvanti
• Kendal Rautzhan: Awesome books make learning fun
• PGA to put best foot forward at spectacular S. Carolina course
• Trout stocking schedule
• Supreme Court to hear challenge to health care law
• Redner's growth by the numbers
• R-BAR holding flower sale
• Audio review: Steve Tyrell
• Campus notes
• Time to wash fishing vest; Warner set to retire
• About-faces common in health care debate
• Redner's, 42 years and growing
• If you go to the Manhattan Transfer concert
• TV and art films: March 18-24
• Military news
• Boys tennis preview capsules
• 'Virtual' credit union model nearly tops $1 billion in assets
• Manhattan Transfer still harmonizing after four decades
• GM looks to new Cadillac models to double sales
• State subsidies prop up contracted busing, report finds
• Shop around before buying new waders
• A look ahead at Berks boys tennis
• Victim identified in city fatal stabbing
• Get to the root of lawn problem this spring
• Exhibits: Legendary Apache warrior subject of Arizona display
• Commentary: Why did Disney's 'John Carter' flop?
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• Saad, Spartans back with championship aspirations
• Smart Ideas: Spring break tips
• Harry Deitz: 'Doonesbury' decision was decency issue
• Attractions list grows at S. Carolina's Myrtle Beach
• Hunt will ease snow goose issue
• Crash closes southbound lanes of Lancaster Pike in Cumru Township
• Transactions for March 18
• Travels with Charlie: It's no blarney to say this site captures essence of old Ireland
• Cryptic writing yields charms
• Farm-fresh art
• After a long trip, Cox dives right into action
• Review: Reading Symphony, soloist in Saint-Saens concerto
• Hamburg Strand details
• Snapshots: Former casino a historic site in early resort town
• Arts scene in Washington state town enters new stage
• Kutztown Fair photographer latest to get exhibit
• Hopewell, French Creek get annual spring cleaning
• Perfect finish for Bedard, Royals
• Hamburg Strand reinventing itself
• Some automotive websites gear content to women
• Hot rod wins awards in Detroit; open house slated
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Bypass project begins
• PSU wins 2nd straight wrestling title
• Veteran Berks business leaders offer advice to companies just getting started
• Toyota Camry works to keep No. 1 status
• If you go to the New Arts Program exhibit
• Wanted in Berks
• Making a splash for YMCA programs
• Utley's goal still is Opening Day
• In pursuit of jobs: The goal is not just getting people employed, but keeping the work here at home
• Criminal walks away from city halfway house
• George Hatza: 'Game Change' plays fair with Sarah Palin
• The price of order: Pros and cons of homeowners associations
• Tips sought in Exeter burglary
• Express routed by Steelhawks
• Manufacturers show gains over long haul
• Do not expect district to resolve bigotry on its own (3/18/12)
• Father and son make Michigan run to 'Pass Time'
• First all-electric CODA sedans produced
• Daily docket
• Lehigh players say they're not done
• New businesses expanding to more locations
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Musician Chely Wright to open LGBT center
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• High (and dry) times for Bright at Hall induction
• Fleetwood's Leenhouts caps season with 6th in 500 free
• Business in Berks 2012: From seed to success
• Michelle Singletary: The IRS won't allow deduction for your unborn child
• Feeling optimistic this spring? Might be the decor
• Susan E. Miers Smith column:
• Photo ID law is just a distraction from real issues
• Exeter wins state title with win over Weiser
• Business courses at SCORE
• Steve Rosen: The 529 college savings account deserves your consideration
• Automakers show off unique designs at Geneva show By Frank Jordans
• Scholarships
• Accident reported on Route 222 in Maxatawny
• Accident closes lane on Warren Street Bypass
• Accident reported at Routes 662 and 73 in Oley Twp.
• Crews respond to accident on Lancaster Pike in Cumru
• Board grants Rodale requests
• Hawk Mountain teams up with Game Commission for new amphitheater
• Man with stab wound found in city
• Poll: Voters want Paterno Stadium
• Renovation project nearing completion
• Daily Docket
• Sheriff's department adds pair of K-9s, awaits a 3rd
• East Penn Hockey League playoff preview
• The Tavern on Penn details
• Mary Young: Parties find some common ground
• Reading Pet Expo
• Not done, Moser finishes fifth
• New life for landmark in Spring Township
• Irish comprise 7 percent of Berks residents
• Rat enthusiasts pack club at Reading Pet Expo
• Lehigh engineers shocker against 2nd-seeded Duke
• Smart Ideas: Small business finances
• Fun facts about the Emerald Isle
• Suspect keeps public defenders despite potential conflict
• Express set to play Steelhawks
• For more information about Abounding Waters Ministry
• Midnight vigil at Tom Hannahoe's grave
• Jury finds for West Reading officer sued over stun gun
• Mustangs continue stunning ride
• Grill couple on mission to feed and clothe those in need
• St. Patty's passion forever burns
• Neighbors oppose plans for store
• Review: This Church is rowdy, rockin'
• Faces of Faith: Eric Boyer
• Council on Chemical Abuse
• Streetscape phase 1
• Stabbing victim found dead in center city
• As they build a better Boyertown, businesses hit some bumps
• Zion Baptist Church names new pastor
• Cambridge-Lee Industries gets OK for expansion
• John Smith column 3/17/12: PBS show stirs up more thoughts on forgiveness
• Only conservatives are taken to task (3/17/12)
• Tax breaks called key for Berks Park 78
• Calvary Methodist pastors
• Penn State places 5 in NCAA finals
• It's time for mayor, council to put feud behind them (3/17/12)
• Alarm systems need upgrades, board says
• Calvary United Methodist, Wyomissing, marks centennial
• Miami holds off big Sixers rally
• Dr. Raylene S. DeVine
• GPS units leading truck drivers astray
• Local religion digest 3/17/12: Three congregations set combined service in Exeter to mark milestone
• Royals faceoff
• Caring doctor mothered community
• PSU will follow investigator's measures
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Where's the outrage over kids shot dead?
• Royals top Wheeling
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Procession heckler gets 6 months to 1 year
• Weigh benefits, risks of dental X-rays
• Bryant signs with Detroit
• BCTC students dress up to benefit less fortunate
• 1-legged man charged in shooting of neighbor
• For Apple fans, new iPad a must-have
• Stamm is second, Graeff third at state bowling championship
• Schools should send a different message (3/17/12)
• Letter was disgusting (3/17/12)
• Question left unanswered (3/16/12)
• Woman shot in neck at Reading home
• Albright professor offers insights into lure of Gaelic culture in America
• Expand the use of red-light cameras in commonwealth (3/16/12)
• Site changed for forum on designer drug dangers
• Film review: Dreamlike 'Pariah' shows teen's coming out
• Wilson girls win state swimming championship
• Ask the vet's pets: Plant a pet-safe garden this spring
• Choice isn't that difficult (3/16/12)
• Public session
• Brandywine student repeats as science fair champ
• Top boys basketball games in 2011-12
• Smart Ideas: Home buying sesason
• Legal requirements
• 15 city properties need upgrades, board says
• Berks Catholic debuts with unprecedented season
• Sara Noel: Refilling cups on single-cup systems
• Primary test planned for voter ID law
• Award winners
• Mifflin not going quietly
• Bruce Williams: Condo or house, your prerogative
• Daily Docket
• Council-rejected appointee named to new post
• Berks hunting and fishing
• Supervisor giving up seat on board
• Board to help fund police building project
• Teen shot on trail apologizes, awaits sentence
• 2011-12 single-game highs
• Resurfacing of track to get another look
• Firm gets contract to check sewer lines
• Girl Scouts honor Berks women
• Mike Drago's Top 10
• Teachers' college course bills sore point with board
• Borough to maintain sidewalks on bridges
• Guardian angels for Berks roads?
• Torture of kitten under investigation
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Author Ana Castillo to speak at event at Penn State Berks
• The properties
• Suspects in roundup
• Celebrating St. Patrick's Day
• Electronics, cash stolen from unlocked vehicles
• Authorities arrest 19 in drug sweep
• Torture of kitten under investigation
• How to rent an urban garden plot
• Community clinic set to open downtown in June
• Board facing decisions on budget cuts
• Students travel from Boston to help out here
• West Shore Bypass repaving work begins Monday
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, March 16
• Talks resurface on Penn State going private
• To get a copy of 'The Passions of a Legendary Pennsylvania German'
• 3 men held for court in Shoemakersville killing
• Five great films that take place in Texas
• Halladay criticizes rumors
• Commemorative book chronicles Breininger's life and times
• Jump Start Incubator gets a jump start
• Chronology of a shift
• Ian Fleming's magical 'Chitty' car flies again
• Start your engines: Season gets in gear at Selinsgrove
• Slices of life: Couple marks 60th annivesary with a carriage ride
• Schuylkill County jobless rate falls
• Ron Devlin: Closing chapter on antiquated books
• John Rosemond: Rewards not shown to improve academic performance
• Weekend at a glance
• About St. Patrick
• January unemployment a mixed bag
• Weatherization help gets 6-month extension
• More on the film review of 'Pariah'
• Parker, Heiden go out with medals
• Decision showed lack of resolve (3/16/12)
• Woman's lifestyle is at issue (3/16/12)
• Too many sects cause confusion (3/16/12)
• Rights are dissolving (3/16/12)
• Wilson girls win PIAA Class AAA swimming championship
• 16 arrested in city drug sweep
• 2 men held for court in fatal stabbing
• DEP tracking source of more methane in wells
• List of Pa. counties with gas drilling operations
• Corbett's approval rating slips, according to new poll
• Downtown hearing focuses on parking
• Exactly who is on first for Phils?
• Man killed after complaining about barking dog
• Exeter 'detective,' 11, cracks ice cream mystery
• Daily Docket
• At Weiser recitation, it's all about the pi
• Mustangs surprise with medal in 200 free relay
• Wyoming wolves attack and injure dog
• Municipal authority increases sewer rate 49%
• Zumba party to raise funds for Michael Wise foundation
• Springing to life
• Jackson agrees to five-year deal
• Rockland Township woman uses equine inspiration to enrich yoga instruction
• Architect of Ponzi scheme seeks new trial
• Shoestring Productions staging 'Side Man' at Building 24 in Wyomissing
• Jason Kahl: Things in city not heating up yet
• Wilson girls get off to fast start, take team lead
• Missouri man gets 40 days in death of dog
• Bomb unit still examining devices found in Colebrookdale
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• City program wins tennis association award
• Movin' up: Still improves stock
• Dog helps locate owner who died in Florida car accident
• Woman who fell into mall fountain sentenced
• If you go: Reading Symphony Orchestra concert with violinist David Kim
• When to watch 'Lost Girl'
• O'Brien contacts PSU; no timetable on decision
• Woman fights in Tennessee courts for condemned dog
• Man ran truck into ex-girlfriend's house, police say
• List of events for Bally Hotel's annual St. Patrick's celebration
• RSO soloist was born to be a concert violinist
• Anna Silk finds a role that keeps growing
• Mifflin girls quarterfinal to be played at Parkland
• Georgia police officer arrested on dogfighting charges
• Bally Hotel hosts annual St. Patrick's celebration
• If you go: Eric Church concert, with Brantley Gilbert and Drake White
• Commentary: Calling TV stupid makes you seem smart -- by what?
• PIAA Class AA swimming preview
• Scranton officials seeking legal advice on dog biting assault
• Citizens are harmed when meetings are closed to them (3/15/12)
• Bring your best singing voice for Eric Church concert
• In 'Friends,' Westfeldt counters convention
• Pennsylvania High School Bowling Championships preview
• Judge upbraids animal rights activists over T-shirts worn to dog-killing case
• Fitness profile: Delroy Thomas
• If you go: Gloria Dei (Old Swedes Church)
• Jim Mullen: Who knew: For the rich, hospitals can be the lap of luxury
• Truck knocks down woman, city police say
• 'Dog Whisperer' Cesar Milan to appear in Lemoyne
• Social issues trump jobs for GOP (3/15/12)
• A Day Away at Gloria Dei church in Philadelphia
• The new law
• U. Bern OKs conditional-use permit for Dunkin' Donuts drive-through
• Most of state's Marcellus gas drilling in 11 counties
• Rescued dog recovering from fighting wounds
• Smart Ideas: In case you forgot...
• If you go: 'Man of La Mancha'
• Corbett signs photo ID voter bill into law
• Antietam student arrested in shooting threats
• Nebraska governor signs prairie dog control measure
• For more information on horse yoga
• Genesius tackling timeless classic, 'Man of La Mancha'
• Prospectus Berco marks 35 years of service
• What to watch for in NCAA Tournament
• Indiana woman reunited with dog missing for a year
• Rockland Township woman uses equine inspiration to enrich yoga instruction
• If you go: Daughtry in concert, with SafetySuit and Mike Sanchez
• 2 stabbed in Schuylkill County town
• Science Olympians
• Royals start fast, then 'give up' against Florida
• Marine's dogs found in York County will be returned
• Decorating Diary: Consider two-story addition to home
• For Daughtry, it's 'American Idol' this week, visit to Reading next
• Change of road name to honor Pagerly clears hurdle
• March Madness for budding scientists
• Halladay gets hammered by Minnesota
• Romney's dog-on-the-car-roof story still his critics' best friend
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• The Collector: Morphy sale attracts armor collectors from Europe
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond, March 15-21
• Neighbors critical of shelter plan
• New home for Henne: signs two-year deal with Jaguars
• Reigning 'world's ugliest dog' dies in California
• Ask Ron: Fleetwood teen ahead of Ford, Daimler
• Officers drill for campus shooting sprees
• The Albright a cappella choirs are touring Florida. It looks like they've been...
• Albright College Cheerleading Tryouts
• Albright College Cheerleading Tryouts
• Albright Aquatics is offering American Red Cross Lifeguarding Classes for anyone...
• Use of photo was thoughtless (3/15/12)
• Peaceful protests are protected (3/15/12)
• Commodity users should pay for it (3/15/12)
• Paper should have printed 'Doonesbury' (3/15/12)
• Litter solution seems simple (3/15/12)
• Findings are a decade old (3/15/12)
• SUV crashes, rolls onto roof in Maxatawny
• Woman struck by truck around Lancaster Avenue
• County left behind by better stores (3/14/12)
• Never lose sight of need for salvation (3/14/12)
• Better retail variety crucial for Berks (3/14/12)
• Extremists capitalize on our weaknesses (3/14/12)
• Obama promised action on gas prices (3/14/12)
• Gov. Mifflin girls to play at Parkland
• Officials to explore merging fire services with Wyomissing
• Acquitted murder defendant sentenced in other cases
• Kitchen scoop: Wrap's convenience no longer its sole appeal
• Eagles sign Herremans to extension
• Man waives hearing in ambush shooting of lover's ex-husband
• Bell Tower home to friendly phantoms
• Reading Royals faceoff
• Borough hall to get new railings
• Check for unleashed dogs at park comes up empty
• PIAA Class AAA boys diving championships
• Library requests more funds
• Hearing scheduled on fire station plans
• County wants fees set in case Utica shale tapped
• County gets grant to aid with juvenile hearings
• Fleetwood board urged not to cut programs
• Game review: A stellar finish to 'Mass Effect' trilogy
• Ruling clears way to seek eviction
• District may start its own cyberschool
• Recalls and product warnings
• Area's high obesity ranking should be call to action (3/14/12)
• Maidencreek woman waives hearing in burglary spree
• Science on display
• Berks foreclosures up in February data
• Let's discuss real issue behind Limbaugh slur (3/14/12)
• Daily Docket
• Science fair showcases 390 student projects
• Artificial sweeteners not good to use in baked products
• Best friend of cats, dogs feeds pets in Kutztown
• Oley Valley group sets annual fundraiser dinner
• Don Spatz: Mayor goes 2 for 3 with City Council
• Smart ideas: debit cards
• Suspect killed at end of overnight standoff in Lebanon County
• PetWatch iPhone app creates 'photobomb' experience with exotic animals
• Sandusky bid for more details denied
• FaithCare contact
• DVD reviews: 'Immortals,' steeped in mythology, is a visual feast
• Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• Cats may purr to your heart's content
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• The mission
• New on DVD: 'The Descendants,' 'My Week With Marilyn,' 'The Adventures of Tintin' and more ...
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Romeo needs a vet exam in order to sing again
• Feeding pets
• Mission of mercy to Haiti derailed on entry
• Bruce Williams: Unsecured creditors must stand in line
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Ohio men arrested in dog-napping sting
• Best friend of cats, dogs feeds pets in Kutztown
• Contract change lowers overhead
• Behold the next economic bubble: paintings
• Brown struggles in left
• Bill would take power from Oklahoma pet breeders board
• Frederick K. Hatt, Berks County Bar Association president
• Fees for permits to be refunded
• Sara Noel: Prepare for emergencies to save money
• Mifflin prevails, despite Espinosa's foul trouble
• Veterans tame wolf-dogs at Calif. rescue center
• Higher tax increase might be needed
• Parents' emotions mixed about Wilson closures
• An Irish stew that isn't afraid of a little flavor
• Comets go zone; Saints go down
• Township moves to fix improper addresses
• Authority adding 7 new employees
• Beef & beer for St. Patrick's Day
• No contest: Neumann-Goretti routs York Suburban
• Berks Catholic falls; Gov. Mifflin advances
• Police searching Colebrookdale house after suspicious device found in truck
• Justice Department opposes Texas voter ID law
• On Coca-Cola, housing, jobs and the global economy
• Marking 50th anniversary of heroic astronaut days
• Closing school a tough call Kutztown may have to make (3/13/12)
• Jason Brudereck: Rude pedestrians, don't cross me
• More on the stage review of 'Tribes'
• Learning motivates Spring Township financial adviser
• Kick Converse to the curb: Toss the too-bright pants, try a flowing, boho top
• Students schooled in ethics at event
• About the tests
• Stage review: A deaf son struggles to be heard in 'Tribes'
• Berks outdoes other places in some areas
• Two Berks Catholic students serve as theater board members
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Fun and games ahead of the big tests
• Eagle Scouts
• Driver crashed into police cruiser while fleeing traffic stop, officers say
• Twin Valley's swim family jumps in for first time
• 'Lorax' gaudily misses the whole point
• Daily Docket
• Yet another incarnation of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'
• Voter ID bill expected to pass state House today
• Hot question: What's the in-trend at your school?
• Super-party antics of 'Project X' won't have you rolling on floor
• Berks Lanes to host Mary's Shelter fundraiser
• Audio reviews: Bruce Springsteen, Craig Morgan
• Saints-Abington Heights tonight
• Cheerleaders land awards at Feb. 11 competition
• Brandywine graphic novel students learn from a pro
• Montrose Avenue getting new no-parking signs
• Lori Borgman:
• Wrestling lineups
• Showcase: Photography of Kira Foss
• Some say hipsters are nonconformists who conform
• Around Berks
• Boone parents ask board to address racism
• District all-stars face off
• Junior to conduct medley during Philharmonic concert
• Antietam coach: Corey Steele is 'tenacious defender'
• Board approves 2012-13 school calendar
• Fire destroys 2 outbuildings at Bern Township farm
• After long absence, Thome returns to first base
• What's goin' on the week of March 13
• Pandora and Spotify are free and popular options for instant streaming
• Sandusky lawyer seeks more case details
• Council OKs 2 of Spencer's 3 requested aides
• Board explains Paterno's firing
• In Your Face: Sonya Rose Stephen
• ACOR announces art contest winners
• Exeter firefighters honored at annual banquet
• City to nearly double number of street cameras
• Chances of picking perfect bracket? Don't ask
• 'Creed' kills are a disappointing breeze
• Wyomissing students go 12 hours in Mini-THON for cancer patients
• Wilson board says close 2 schools
• In Liberty, Mifflin faces mirror image
• Weis Markets in Muhlenberg to shut down
• Computerized music is polarizing trend
• Easier said than spelled
• PIAA Class AAA swimming
• Smart Ideas: Sticky situations
• Twitter and Tumblr are edging out Facebook
• Kutztown 7th-grader tops at spelling bee
• Unger not allowed to play football for Wyomissing
• Gail MarksJarvis: Avoiding a penalty with Roth IRA
• Choosing clothes is about comfort and flair, not blending in
• Mifflin still grappling with $2 million shortfall
• If you go to the GoggleWorks mini-reviews
• Cancer battle continues for Muhlenberg woman, 23
• Ignore the trends and keep wearing that collared shirt
• iPads to link city inspectors, departments
• Art reviews: Three mini-works at the GoggleWorks worth visiting
• Health digest: Reading Hospital reveals slate of classes, support groups
• Let go and enjoy the moment with Dreamland Park
• Group protects only some freedoms (3/13/12)
• Authorities investigate suspicious device near Boyertown
• Wilson to close two elementary schools at end of school year
• Whole Foods store would be welcome (3/13/12)
• Article on priest hardly front-page news (3/13/12)
• State shouldn't ignore needs of the poor (3/13/12)
• Biblical creation story at odds with science (3/13/12)
• Woman's bad choice costly to everyone (3/13/12)
• Blaze destroys barn in Bern Township
• Accident snarls traffic on Route 422 in western Berks
• Programs at Country Meadows
• Educational collaboration could benefit area for years (3/12/12)
• Problem passwords
• Ryan captures gold in 800-meter free
• Old Testament hardly irrelevant (3/12/12)
• Hiding our smartphones from hackers
• Jack, Saints set for next round, Abington Heights
• The going rate for baby-sitting
• Nonprofits sponsoring two-day program on Marcellus shale
• Music advocates push to save school programs
• Increasing number of options when it comes to finding someone to watch your kids
• More on the review of 'John Carter'
• Phils' Lee has rough first inning, still working out kinks
• Energy-efficient improvements save Kutztown Tavern money
• Film review: Trip to Mars is no fun in 'John Carter'
• Program explains dangers of sex predators lurking online
• The Kutztown Tavern details
• Birdsboro Rotary Club donates to local groups
• Safe browsing
• Bruce Williams: Fence dispute illustrates need for title insurance
• Sharon Randall: We can't always be there when we're needed
• Spring makes early debut in Berks
• Smart Ideas: Money wasters
• Dave Mowery: It's a tough call with kids in court
• Charting the course of history at Conrad Weiser Homestead
• PSU: Paterno fired over 'failure of leadership'
• Business spotlight: Edward J. Kuhn Funeral Home Inc.
• Sewer plant upgrades depend on agreements with other municipalities
• Daily docket
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Reading sewer plans set to change
• Daily planner: Monday
• Award winners
• More on the film review of 'A Thousand Words'
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by U.S. soldier
• Community Prevention Partnership marks 20 years
• Film review: Murphy's 'A Thousand Words' should shut up
• Scholastic honor roll
• Smartphone security steps
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Former trash titan had only one way to go
• Mustangs to play at Hamburg
• Tour sites
• Comments sought
• Concert helps Reading music students
• In Our Schools: Arlan R. Dietrich
• Proposal would shift 2 county magisterial court districts
• NCAA selection committee right on, with one exception
• Group hopes to shine light on downtown Reading for Jazz Fest
• In field of intelligence, Boone's teams big winners
• Rutt finishes sixth in 800-meter final
• U.S. soldier opens fire on Afghan civilians
• Ryan finishes 2nd in 400-meter free; Rutt wins 800 heat at World Indoors
• Country Meadows Retirement Communities offering free programs
• Audio review: Robert Glasper Experiment
• Auction held for Montessori school
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Newcomers key players in Royals' win over Titans
• How to discuss potentially difficult topic with elderly parents
• TV and art films: March 11-17
• Campus notes
• Hunting/fishing notes
• Phils' Manuel still undecided on No. 4 hitter
• Adult children facing task of initiating difficult conversations with elderly parents
• The Black Keys hitting all the right notes
• Wanted in Berks
• Some tips for first day of trout season
• Fick's medal part of historic accomplishment
• George Hatza: A few final thoughts about Oscar
• Woman cave?
• Polish village transforms itself into a ski resort
• With mild winter comes some good shad fishing
• Transactions for the week of March 11, 2012
• Yale grad launches cardboard furniture business
• Coppola's California winery is both business and personal
• Fun Fest raises money for playground
• Facing tall order, Renda earns silver
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Copper King Mansion in Montana city full of Victorian opulence
• If you go to the 'Art of Jazz' exhibition
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Young dancers, big bucks for charity
• Whole-house or point-of-use water filter choice discussed
• Art review: An impressive visual celebration of jazz
• Bill Uhrich: When spring approaches, take time to look up and down
• Retooled Pine Grove girls basketball team doesn't miss a beat
• Harry Deitz: Milestones not always millstones
• Garage door design contest opens
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Church fundraiser a treat for celebrity chefs, public
• False anti-theft alarms most likely due to bad switch
• McLaren Philadelphia brings British supercars to the East Coast
• Drexel facing the plight of the mid-major
• It was an unusual week for Royals' Riendeau, Cantin
• Travels with Charlie: Favorite symbol of Americana is welcome sight after overseas trip
• Big, small goals
• In Geneva, automakers snazz up small cars to lure buyers
• Cruthers, Royals have awkward separation
• Daily docket
• Steve Rosen: Ramsey scion preaches money lessons to youth
• Birdsboro planning for revitalization
• Management practices focus of seminar
• Stuffed cabbages readied for academy fundraising event
• Review: Bard Ensemble presents emotionally satisfying program
• Should you visit urgent care facility?
• Cuban-American sculptor to lecture at Kutztown University
• Highway change welcomed in communities that have it
• Real-estate bust becomes buyers' boon
• Review: Bard Ensemble presents emotionally satisfying program
• Urgent care centers increasing across U.S.
• Club corner: Berkshire Chapter of ABWA
• Roundabout reactions
• Museum painting has ties to Berks
• Review: Bard Ensemble presents emotionally satisfying program
• More urgent care coming to Berks County
• Encourage personal growth through inspiring stories
• The roundabout way: Intersection alternative becoming popular
• Tips sought in Tilden assault
• Romney, Santorum each post state wins
• Limbaugh crosses line with comments about student (3/11/12)
• Folks behind 'Carrie' return to boldly re-imagine
• Paula Abdul puts home in Sherman Oaks on market
• Berks Catholic has become Berks' 'it' basketball team
• Successful run ends for Oley Valley's seniors
• Access to birth control important to everyone (3/11/12)
• Prefab manufacturer making eco promises with new home
• Listings, new hires: Ryan Wolf, Alan Baxter
• John D. Forester Jr.: Going overboard to kill health law
• Accident on ramp to Route 422 in Wyomissing
• Americorps Week 2012
• Letter to be sent over lighting issue
• Family Fitness Night gets students, parents moving in Oley
• Recalls
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Teacher-cuts plan seen as bitter pill
• Director's views threaten agency's funding
• Rare planetary alignment coming into our orbit
• Hospital in national program
• National religion digest: Cathedral fires three
• Daily Docket
• The doctor's Rx
• John Smith column 3/10/12: What does it mean to be spiritual but not religious?
• Supervisors lease land for farming
• Expected proposals
• Local religion digest 3/10/12: Church in Amityville to host 30 Hour Famine
• Amateur radio groups given donation
• When to watch 'Grimm'
• Learn more
• Mitchell plays character of a lifetime on 'Grimm'
• Forum on designer drugs set at Alvernia
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: For some, higher gas prices equal being hoodwinked
• Royals rally late, steal two points
• Births out of wedlock key cause of poverty (3/10/12)
• Board approves setback request
• What's the best way to remove tartar?
• Mustangs' win 'unbelievable'
• Smart Ideas: Second breakfast
• Story of solar storm is fury, fade, repeat
• Find out more
• Wilson falls in opener
• Maine moderate Snowe will be sorely missed in Senate (3/10/12)
• Deputy procession heckler gets probation
• High-schoolers learn business world lessons
• Breneman commits to PSU; Sam Bryant rejoins Express
• City police say 3 are cocaine, marijuana dealers
• Garage fire in Alsace blamed on electrical malfunction
• Bridge of Hope Berks County
• Ryan seventh in 200 free
• Octogenarian follows path of own choosing
• Backpack searches continuing at Boone High School
• Containers fall off mail truck in Amity, block lane
• Renda wins twice, will go for gold at 152
• Faces of Faith: Marvin Zimmerman
• Uniqueness of positions helped lure new staffers
• Council gets look at anti-smoking sign
• Jack nearly perfect as Saints roll
• Reading man making a world of difference
• New team changing museum
• Fleetwood district cuts could be deep, wide
• After defeat, Shermot wins to assure medal
• Mary Young: Cleaning up state's dog-law mess
• Antibiotic Armageddon?
• PIAA Class AAA girls basketball tournament
• Put warning labels on alcohol as well (3/10/12)
• Thomas gets it right on Afghanistan war (3/10/12)
• Santorum lacks facts on euthanasia issue (3/10/12)
• Brandywine Heights' Renda to wrestle for state title
• Video from last weekend's symphonic band and choral concert is now available.
• Brandywine's Renda advances to AA semis
• Families treasure heirloom baptism gowns
• Weight management
• Antiques to star in Twin Valley gym
• PIAA Class AAAA girls basketball tournament
• Parents can cure their children's fear of dogs if they follow experts' advice
• Ask the vet's pets: Dog roundworms can cause seizures in humans
• More nutrition, exercise education urged
• Corbett attends service for late Berks business leader
• More on the film review of 'Silent House'
• Reading area 10th in obesity rate
• Volunteers needed
• Film review: 'Silent House' is an impressive cinematic gimmick
• Economy adds 227,000 jobs; unemployment rate holds steady
• Explore and improve all energy sources (3/9/12)
• Race for Education
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, March 9
• Anzalone, Duffy included on state's list of top scholastic prospects
• A day of discomfort can result in a healthier, longer life (3/9/12)
• I-LEAD Charter School hopes to raise $100,000 for scholarships
• Weinstein protests R rating of 'Bully' documentary
• Shermot only Berks wrestler to reach quarters
• Trash stashed at last in litter pickup on Route 422
• David Mekeel: Ads might come to school buses
• A 340-ton rock rolls to L.A. for art's sake
• Berks has 64 entries in PIAA meet
• Making change on turnpike
• Cause and effects
• John Rosemond: Americans need to look to the past for child-rearing tips
• Royals deal Cruthers, all-time scoring leader, to Aces
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Solar storm fizzles, for now
• Nick Jonas enjoying star role on Broadway's 'How To Succeed'
• Zoners hear Oz Properties' plans
• U.S. bill could jeopardize BARTA financing
• Engineer to prepare bids for road work
• Berks' PIAA swimming seeds
• Knight's Pub details
• The financial toll of obesity
• Groups seek new role for historic Hain Mansion
• Rutt entered in 800 at world track indoors
• Knight's Pub, casual dining section of Stokesay Castle, finally is enclosed
• District faces budgetary shortfall of about $2 million
• Schuylkill Valley grad called 'one of the all-time greats at Marist'
• Most, least obese metro areas
• Republicans pick House candidate for Reichley seat
• Four from Berks still in contention for gold
• Business log: Jo-Ann Fabric to open in April in Wyomissing
• More than 300 students at Transition Expo
• Teams announced for all-star games
• Bruce Williams: Reverse mortgages make sense for some seniors
• Daily Docket
• Fittingly, Ellison named Berks II Coach of Year
• Smart Ideas: Expensive items
• Genealogical society speaker to lecture on Lincoln's loves
• PET Charter will have full lineup to face Saints
• Parents can cure their children's fear of dogs if they follow experts' advice
• Drug suspect arrested in prison lobby
• Can Umbenhauer overcome last year's disappointment?
• Burning Qurans a tremendous mistake (3/9/12)
• Taxing gas drilling will be costly to public (3/9/12)
• Contest victory a credit to school (3/9/12)
• Taxpayers on hook for others' mistakes (3/9/12)
• Bible-based arguments prove inconsistent (3/9/12)
• Council members must be reasonable (3/9/12)
• Gov. Mifflin's Shermot advances at PIAA Wrestling Championships
• Wyomissing's Anzalone, Muhlenberg's Duffy among state's top football prospects
• Four Berks AA wrestlers advance
• Pennsylvania has joined 34 other states in making texting while driving illegal....
• Today is International Women's Day. Who would you say is the most influencial w...
• Whole Foods discusses potential for store in Berks
• Daily Docket
• Grand achievements
• The Collector: Tiffany silver pieces a big hit at Morphy Auctions
• Group of local residents hopes Whole Foods will place store in Berks
• Musician seeks to inspire students
• Change unburdens Berks Catholic's Marquis Marshall
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Smart Ideas: Apple settlement
• Reggie Dabbs
• Giorgio hoping to go out in style
• Pa. voter ID bill passes Senate, heads to House
• If you go: 'John Carter'
• Conservatives behind phony Iran crisis (3/8/12)
• School district faces financial dilemma
• Stamm, Zechman regional all-stars
• Texting while driving now unlawful in Pennsylvania
• 'Mushing Mortician' gives mouth-to-snout CPR after dog collapses
• 'John Carter' role could make Taylor Kitsch a big star
• U.S. apology for burning Qurans was right thing to do (3/8/12)
• Cartoonist-writer Blazek coming to Penn State Berks
• Ortiz sets sights on becoming Division II wrestling All-American
• Budget powwow set; driver's ed discussed
• Puppy shot with pellet gun, dumped in trash bin
• If you go: 3 on the Tree CD release show
• Will solar storm wreak havoc?
• 69-year-old Tilden man charged in threats
• Michelle Singletary: Fight debt collectors by knowing your rights
• Worley testing Doc's changeup
• 3 on the Tree finds inspiration for CD right 'Here' in Berks
• If you go: Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
• Visitor took jewelry worth $4,100 from home, police say
• Regional police force to disband
• 'Paternoville' marker recovered
• Philly cracks down on unlicensed dogs
• Defendant not guilty in RHS student's murder
• At peak migration, this hiker prefers to stand still
• Open house
• Officials, residents discuss Centre Park issues
• WRAW to carry R-Phils games
• Illinois woman turns pet hair into business
• Fitness profile: Melissa Hummel
• For Charter Day, admission is free at state sites
• Foots-on learning at Oley Valley with Asia map
• Reading schools making special education strides
• With King's in Sweet 16, Simcox 'living the dream'
• N.Y. woman hurt when pit bull attacks, bites her arm
• Efforts under way to combat childhood obesity in Berks, nationwide
• If you go: Landis Valley Museum
• Supervisors praise retiring police chief
• Board advances refinancing plan
• When to watch 'Awake'
• Pacifica police officer shoots, kills pit bull
• Tips to help your children become more active
• A day away at Landis Valley Museum's new rifle exhibition
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Ag security request tabled by supervisors
• 'Awake' keeps hero, viewers guessing at reality
• PAWS runs supply drive for foster homes caring for cats
• Decorating Diary: Paint night stands to make them match
• If you go: 'Ghost in the House' a one-man play about the life of boxer Jack Johnson
• Boyertown senior nationally recognized for service
• Muhlenberg wants new teachers; board wary
• When to watch 'Comic Book Men'
• Woman charged with arson at high-rise apartment building
• Police, dogs do unannounced sweeps at 3 schools
• John Philip Sousa's last March, 1932
• Rider dies when ATV hits tree
• Getting kicked off a plane led to new AMC series for Kevin Smith
• Man sentenced for fatal hammer attack
• One-man play at Kutztown University focuses on first black boxing champ
• Tanker truck rolls, spills heating oil; no one hurt
• Jim Mullen: Help wanted: Teenage life coach with all the answers
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Social media marketing a gray area
• Teachers honored by Berks Classical Children's Chorus
• Franklin Institute's automaton has link to Scorsese's 'Hugo'
• If you go: RACC's Downtown Performing Arts Series presents Dala
• Panel to publicize website, park opening
• Corbett likes views of window company
• U.S. Senate hopeful makes stops in Berks
• Best friends combine talents in Canadian folk duo
• Men's Lacrosse over Immaculata 12-8 and Baseball over Lancaster Bible College 20...
• Presidents can do much about prices (3/8/12)
• Resume Doctor
• Nurturing Nature Art Exhibit
• Majore Piano Trio
• Will you be in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland or Florida next week? The Albri...
• Kitchen scoop: Sofrito recipe should reflect cooking style
• Dishwasher fire displaces Hamburg family of 4
• They lived it; students learn it
• Romney wins Ohio, five other Super Tuesday states
• Put the olive oil aside and give its flavorful, aromatic rival sesame oil a try
• Hearing held on turning reserve center into shelter
• WWII lessons from human history books
• Deficit still same after 2-night budget review
• Council advances plan to charge late fees
• Don Spatz: City soap opera set to continue
• Troopers seek girls who left Bethany Children's Home
• For more information and how to help
• Playground, pool, police matters OK'd
• Arbitrator's ruling to affect budgets
• Rescue group retrieves golden retrievers
• Stage rigging to be replaced
• Lee's spring debut 'definitely a positive' as Phillies blank Blue Jays
• Democrats pick House candidate for Reichley seat
• Royals make 2 trades
• Boy in Thun Trail holdup committed for treatment
• Mounts doomed by slow start
• Live to introduce new lead singer in concert
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Man waives hearing in sex assault on girl, 14
• Renda realizing great potential
• Marianne Sutton, Berks County prothonotary
• February adds to winter's warmth
• PIAA wrestling schedule
• Turn arrows would help (3/7/12)
• Police regionalization talks don't get far
• Reading hopes tough finish will 'fuel fire' for next season
• Santorum misinterpreted Kennedy speech on religion (3/7/12)
• Students get head start at Alvernia college fair
• PIAA Class AAA Tournament
• Smart Ideas: Bank complaints
• Tips for a college search
• Will Berks Catholic be Saints alive at the end?
• Local banker inducted into business hall of fame
• Case facts
• DVD reviews: Martin Scorsese's 'Hugo' is a magical film
• Hodge Podge thrift and gift shop details
• Closing arguments today in city murder trial
• Soul mates: One man, one woman (one cannibal, one vampire)
• New business, Hodge Podge, to move from Clayote to Boyertown storefront
• Daily Docket
• Game review: Vita sets new standard for portable games
• Former BCIU employee guilty of molesting student
• Apple pie recipe is blue ribbon winner
• Women Veterans of Berks schedules GI Jane luncheon
• Parents blast possible closing of Albany Elementary
• Report favors all-electronic tolls on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Don't discard Leviticus (3/7/12)
• State is hurting farm preservation (3/7/12)
• Industrial park has been a sin (3/7/12)
• Preserve farms or pay higher taxes (3/7/12)
• Religious views subject to scrutiny (3/7/12)
• Another Albright assistant coach heading to the head coach ranks!
• Albright's Mike Hoyt is heading to McDaniel as a new head coach. He will be mis...
• System failed slain teen, but most Reading students support cyclist's right to shoot
• HeartSAFE initiative donates defibrillator to Antietam
• Jason Brudereck: This subset of poor booming
• Shermot faces difficult draw
• Time travel with 'Jersey Boys' is wonderful
• 2 Berks teams finish high in tech contest
• Case facts
• Mount Penn/Antietam boys 1,000-points scorers
• Sounding off on the phenomenon that is Tim Tebow
• 'Gone' is any hope for Seyfried's movie
• At rehab hospital, intentional hazards help with patient safety
• Daily Docket
• Antietam tries to make history
• Pay attention to traits of a bad student
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone Blood Center announces drive locations
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Historical Society slates lecture on history of Muhlenberg family
• Football collegebound
• Wilson juniors prepare for trip of their lives, helping girls in Thailand
• No number of myths can knock Pagoda off its pedestal
• Police say pair fired shots from moving car
• Troopers charge boy, 17, with possession of drugs
• Board adds math teacher at high school
• Creepy myths shroud the Citadel, formerly a hospital
• With pipes like Alicia Keys, singer Deja Ellison gets ready for the big stage
• Smart ideas: Fortune's most admired
• Council has concerns about proposed Angelica Park lease
• Gail MarksJarvis: Don't delay put money in Roth IRA
• What's goin' on the week of March 6
• 'Arrietty' is a big-time tale of friendship
• Small view, big screen at Van Industries in Birdsboro
• Cocaine dealer gets 25 years in prison
• More on the stage review of 'Galileo'
• In Your Face: Brittany Setley
• Redefining Beautiful: Makeup-free and loving it at Hamburg
• Van Industries details
• Chase by police ends in crash, Tilden man's arrest
• Stage review: Abraham stars off-Broadway in Brecht's 'Galileo'
• Story unheard is story untold
• Spring blooms onstage for these high school productions
• Mild winter easy on PennDOT budget
• Audio reviews: 'A Revolution,' Estelle, Lyle Lovett
• City residence raided; man arrested on drug charges
• Reading High JROTC gives hunger its attention
• Twin Valley band uses earplugs to protect hearing
• Opposed, but ...
• Lori Borgman: Lunch inspectors are hard to stomach
• Hot question: What's the best myth you've heard?
• Haunting events at Central Catholic seem more real than myth
• Let the horse leave the gate (3/6/12)
• Texting law sends message to drivers
• Spring allergies are now upon us
• Named MVP, Yarde sparks Marist to title
• Cause of Exeter house fire still undetermined
• GoggleWorks Second Sunday has lots of surprises in store
• Merger good for West Reading (3/6/12)
• Nursery school allowed use of park facilities
• Jason Aldean remains the guy next door
• Berks swimming bests
• Mifflin students support cyclist's right to shoot teen
• Student effort proves value of people pulling together (3/6/12)
• Board nearing vote on robotic janitor
• 'We don't buy excuses at Lauer's Park,' principal tells group
• Anzalone receives special invite
• In wake of shooting, teens support expanded Castle Doctrine
• Person of the week: Jessica Marchetti
• Lincoln Park parent questions closure plan
• Victim slain for no reason, says assistant DA
• Anzalone's scholarship offers
• News flash: Lines between groups are blurred
• Free glaucoma screenings
• What people are saying
• Meet the candidate
• 'Remarkable' rise for Alex Anzalone
• Unplugging the big myth about energy consumption
• Bringing sight on-site
• City high-rise fire sends 1 to hospital
• City school board member seeking 126th seat
• Berks PIAA first-round pairings
• Gov. Mifflin shatters good student myths
• BYOB: Bring your own briefcase (Senior Only Event)
• Paul backed for president (3/6/12)
• Criticism inconsistent (3/6/12)
• Ace that Interview!
• Several great lectures and workshops on campus today! Click on the events link...
• Vacant house in city collapses after fire
• Hearts in the right place for 1-year-old Exeter girl
• Daily planner: Monday
• Berks PIAA swimming qualifiers
• Those who wore the uniform should not be deported (3/5/12)
• Daily docket
• Seedings set for state swim meet
• Alternate site needed for tower (3/5/12)
• Council lists warnings, tips for school safety
• State sites, times announced
• Dino's Wings & Things details
• Local officials train for school-shooting scenarios
• Football collegebounds
• Restaurateurs spread their wings
• Step up, step down
• Striking finish for Riccardi
• Business spotlight: Ormsbee's Terre Trophy Co.
• Enforcing curfew rules keeps streets quieter
• Alvernia wins ECAC South title
• Bruce Williams: Bequeath your stuff to whomever
• Harvey Avenue bridge will reopen soon
• Elmira blanks Royals
• Poodle keeps Wisconsin teen on top of her diabetes
• Jim Kerr: Can we at least call it a merger?
• PSU's O'Brien making positive first impressions
• City in talks with Alvernia, conservancy to lease Angelica Park
• Scholastic honor roll
• Meet the candidate
• If you go: Philadelphia Flower Show
• House candidate proposes natural-gas tax to fund schools
• Flower show turns Philadelphia into island paradise
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Organizers of annual parade determined to honor veterans
• The hangover comes pretty quickly in 'Project X'
• Retired intelligence analyst to talk about Middle East
• Kercher awarded first place in 'Art of Jazz' show
• Limbaugh, drama swirl around GOP
• Township park almost ready for a party
• Sharon Randall: Picture-perfect memories
• Advertisers fleeing Rush Limbaugh's show
• In Our Schools: Steve Schutt, Andrew Maier Elementary principal
• Priest at St. Ignatius removed from duties
• Tilden man charged after chase in northern Berks, troopers say
• The condition
• Exeter takes a look at its student artists' talents
• 2 men charged in shooting in Colebrookdale Township
• Men's Lacrosse over Wells 22-8!!
• St. Ignatius priest removed from assignment
• Albright Men's Lacrosse vs Wells College
• Scholarships
• TV and art films: March 4-10
• Untitled
• Better late than never for high-scoring Labelle
• Ag Digest: Area farmers take case to Washington
• Campus notes
• Tesla will help develop new electric Mercedes
• Listings, New Hires: F. Stephen Musselman
• Hard work, focus on team led to record for Graeff
• RHS Knight Walk big hit with fitness-seekers
• Crime Alert: Tips sought in Bern nursery vandalism
• Five favorite Reese Witherspoon performances
• Listings, Accolades: Patti Smith
• Trout stocking a thrill for youth to watch
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• A new, old idea: Legislate by lottery
• Michelle Singletary: Talk to spouse about retiring before retiring
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Used furniture shouldn't be overlooked
• Tiger still lacking in art of public relations
• Harry Deitz: Support and success will take all of us
• Daily Docket
• Safe deposit boxes still serve a purpose for some
• Use plates and platters to dish up decor
• Boys title gives Panthers sweep
• College program gives woman high hopes
• 2012 Dodge Charger SRT8: A wolf with impressive manners
• Arts community demanding the spotlight in Las Vegas
• This squirrel recipe is certain to please
• City schools hope to play role
• Scam alert
• Do some research before using pumice stone to clean toilet bowl
• Detroit automakers race to keep up with sales
• Sucker fishing is a favorite for early spring
• School gives dropouts a second chance
• Exploiting seniors a multibillion-dollar industry
• Quality-of-life ticketing program discussed
• Estate leased by Britney is listed at $9.99 million
• Trout stocking schedule
• Transactions for March 4, 2012
• Meet the candidate
• Military news
• Steve Rosen: Hoops stars rise can give kids lesson in Lin-vesting
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Carpenter Technology renews its commitment to Berks (3/4/12)
• Independent wants seat in U.S. House
• Jazz Spectacular at Weiser showcases area school bands
• Untitled
• Neiman finishes third to earn berth in states
• Smart Ideas: Luxury market
• John Forester: Pass on pledges to not raise taxes
• Drivers hurt when car, fuel oil truck collide on Route 724
• Berks Art Alliance takes a look at the abstract
• Slim margin too much for Lynx
• Supervisors amend fire ordinance
• BARTA won't end service (3/4/12)
• Goodwill still accepts old computers
• Thieves take tons of metal from business, police say
• Book is culmination of organizing resource research
• Mackie gets revenge to earn state berth
• Behind Radja's hat trick, Elmira defeats Reading
• The Dow and the presidency
• Free recycling drop-off for Berks residents
• PennDOT road projects
• Wonderful stories tell of love and friendship
• White, Walsh, Renda claim regional titles
• Wilson's finish has gold lining
• Does stock market pick president?
• About the law
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Varied lighting in dining room creates drama
• Oley Valley just couldn't finish bid for a second straight title
• Crusaders win, advance to ECAC final
• Hawk Mountain Conservation Corps combines public service, engaging with nature
• No more computers curbside in 2013
• Wanted in Berks
• Meet the "Kitchen Cousins"
• A way out
• Saints to open states against PET Charter
• Bill Uhrich: Phony theology around since early Christianity
• Urban fiction author chronicles her journey
• Rinker to appraise your antiques
• Real Estate Investors Association of Berks County to hold meeting Tuesday
• Olympians' girls hoops team quickly has come a long way
• Event puts ag careers, education in a spotlight
• Women's Lacrosse over Immaculata 8-7!
• Men's Lacrosse over PSU Abington 22-0!
• Men's Rugby over Ursinus 17-5!
• Accident causes oil spill, road closure
• Albright Women's Lacrosse vs Immaculata University
• Albright Men's Lacrosse vs Penn State Abington
• Daily Docket
• 2 hurt in Route 422 rollover accident
• District 3 swimming results
• Winning idea swells library for 4th-graders
• About tiny-THON
• Vazquez headed to Millersville
• Accidents tie up Route 183
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Middle-school students to take up the path of THON
• Boys Town founder has been nominated for sainthood
• Fire badly damages home in Exeter
• Smart Ideas: Safeguarding belongings
• Soon, doctor visit could be a click away
• When to watch 'Mike & Molly'
• City Council stood on principle, then on obstructionism (3/3/12)
• Jewish Family Service
• Billy Gardell: heavyset hero of 'Mike & Molly'
• Big Band Bash a swinging good time at KU
• Project is fantastic (3/3/12)
• Schools invoke spirit of Seuss
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Hear, hear for the laptop-shooting father
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• About the Family Wellness Program
• Husband wants tattoo on crown
• Renda, Walsh, White advance to regional semifinals
• Wellness program to provide treatment, counseling to families of alcohol, drug dependents
• Kutztown FFA crafts floral 'Oz' creation
• Express done in by lack of execution
• Faces of Faith
• Wilson student charged in assault on officer
• Spartans lose on late free throw
• 'Cat lady' rescued from rubble of vacant Westmoreland County home
• Fleetwood School District jobs in jeopardy
• Wilson boys, girls have banner day
• Bottler to fill Muhlenberg plant
• High-tech tinderbox?
• Times are right for Leenhouts, Moser
• Mary Young: GOP has problem in state, poll says
• So far, O'Brien pleased with Lions' progress
• Safety fears raised over intersection
• Fire spreads from chimney into wall; family displaced
• Untitled
• UGI Energy to be part of $1 billion pipeline
• City man, focus of drug probe, arrested after raid
• Led by five seniors, Lynx go for second straight title
• Filomena (DiRocco) Ioannidi
• Rush-hour crashes snarl West Shore Bypass
• District 3-AAA girls championship preview
• WWII was tough, but so was she
• Battle over company stock continues
• Berks District 3 swimming medalists
• Paper showed its contempt (3/3/12)
• Traffic study long overdue (3/3/12)
• Governor has conflict of interest (3/3/12)
• Interpret Bible historically (3/3/12)
• Put an end to Thun letters (3/3/12)
• Kids should be feared more (3/3/12)
• For those needing some theater in their lives, a little improv tonight in Roop H...
• Traffic back to normal on bypass following accidents
• Albright Men's Golf Invitational
• Albright Women's Golf Spring Cup
• Albright Men's Tennis vs Messiah College
• Albright Men's Tennis vs Alvernia University
• Albright Men's Tennis vs Arcadia University
• Albright Men's Tennis vs King's College
• Albright Women's Tennis vs Messiah College
• Albright Women's Tennis vs Lebanon Valley College
• Albright Women's Tennis vs Alvernia University
• Albright Women's Tennis vs King's College
• Albright Women's Tennis vs Bryn Athyn College
• Albright is catching up in the Young Alumni Challenge versus Lebanon Valley. Gr...
• This year's spring concert will bring Mike Posner to the Sovereign Performing Ar...
• Accident cleared on 422 West at Interstate 176
• Floyd wants to celebrate birthday and a win
• Albuquerque man says he registered dog to vote
• Local chapters of Philanthropic Educational Organization help women attain educational opportunities
• Judge to speak at dinner for group helping ex-inmates
• 'A Separation' subtly nudges the notion of truth
• Eastern Pennsylvania Regional Bowling Championships
• St. Petersburg police fatally shoot dog
• Treat all with dignity (3/2/12)
• Erin Negley: Turn off, tune out and unplug
• Raising funds, getting projects done discussed
• Berks swimming bests
• Former South Carolina first lady fined for loose dog
• Bruce Williams: Capital gains can be delayed
• Students hop, skip, jump to raise funds
• District 3 swimming records
• Reward in Massachusetts dog shooting grows
• Community pitches in when key agencies are in need (3/2/12)
• New details emerge in Sandusky case
• Berks Catholic's title is 'really special'
• 12 people treated in New Mexico rabies outbreak
• Ask the vet's pets: Canine influenza vaccination not recommended for all dogs
• Top officials defend Corbett priorities
• As expected, Marshall bounces back with 'huge' game
• A family's pet goat becomes a cause celebre in Maryland
• Board OKs incentives for early retirement
• Transportation funding draft has cash for bridges
• Chris Gallo by the years
• 157 snakes and lizards, 2,000 mice, rats in house
• Camp operator wants variance
• Plans for online school at Boyertown advance
• Gallo steps down as Schuylkill Valley coach
• GOP fails to reverse contraceptives mandate
• Man held for court in Alsace slaying
• State appropriations for higher education
• 3rd-degree murder added to list of charges
• Last District 3 playoff win
• As gas prices soar, Obama presses his case
• Daily Planner: Friday
• City seeks to close scrap dealer
• Metro Atlantic conference names Yarde player of year
• Inmate who bred dog in fatal attack allowed to publish book about dog breeding
• Soaring gas prices
• Read Across America
• Other than Saints, little to cheer about in Berks
• Beagle that was stolen from shelter belonged to deployed soldier
• Lauer's more like real park with addition of pond
• Dr. Seuss the star at school in Perry
• Berks hunting and fishing
• Boone's season is ended
• Business log: Medical building in Cumru sold
• Refinancing, borrowing approved by commissioners
• Schuylkill Valley students test theories at science fair
• Phils have options to replace Howard
• Man facing charges says dog killed his wife
• Smart Ideas: Gifting
• Student searches to continue at Boone
• Untitled
• Spartans battle for PIAA berth
• Judge sets hearing to determine if McKeesport husky gets dangerous tag
• Firehouse Subs details
• Daily Docket
• Sara Noel: Make-ahead and freeze for quick meals
• Southeast Regional Class AA Wrestling Tournament
• 13 pit bulls seized in alleged Pittsburgh-area dog fight ring The Associated Press
• Fired up about Firehouse Subs in Berks
• Lehigh woman enters 134th District GOP race
• John Rosemond: Child has to care about a problem in order to solve it
• Reading Express home opener
• A once bad dog joins Alabama sheriff's office
• About the Philanthropic Educational Organization
• Meet the candidate
• Revealing paternity with Maury Povich and friends
• Berks Catholic wins district title
• GOP doesn't care about middle class (3/2/12)
• Discipline questioned (3/2/12)
• Logo is appalling (3/2/12)
• Facts were misrepresented (3/2/12)
• District should build restrooms (3/2/12)
• Job & Internship Search Workshop
• Albright Women's Rugby vs Lebanon Valley College
• Albright Women's Rugby vs Gettysburg
• Albright Men's Rugby vs Franklin & Marshall
• Albright Men's Rugby vs Ursinus
• Gallo resigns at Schuylkill Valley
• Section of Route 183 closed after head-on crash
• Many must be involved in the Downtown 20/20 plan (3/1/12)
• About the building
• BARTA may get medical-transport funds
• Southeast Regional wrestling pairings
• Pa. House puts brakes on ultrasound bill
• UGI cuts natural gas rates
• Titus Station to shut down in Cumru Township
• Use sought for landmark Hamburg building
• Teaching teams a growing trend
• Indoor football fills void for Epps
• Carpenter completes Latrobe deal
• Large-scale project granted variances
• Slurs prompting Daniel Boone High backpack search
• Person reportedly ejected in bypass crash
• Antietam in consolation
• Frank Scott art award to be presented at GoggleWorks
• Oley Valley Middle School goes international
• Panel to oversee landscaping effort
• Fitness profile: Mike Vecchio
• Lions add pair of top recruits
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Daily Docket
• Orioles club granted permit for social hall
• Group fitness classes feature a DJ who really helps get things moving
• Crusaders win, extend season
• Taylor Swift, Tim Tebow meeting a 'Love Story'?
• If you go: Philadelphia Flower Show
• World Affairs Council to host pair of programs in March
• Wilson adjusts redistricting plan; divides some Sinking Spring students
• Rebuffed by mainstream, Black turns humor inward
• Spartans' comeback against Irish falls short
• Philadelphia Flower Show sets its sights on Hawaii
• Conservation efforts boosted for 'Lorax'
• Next event
• Jim Mullen: Tuitions point up fallacies of a classless society
• For Lamey, a 3 unlike any other
• If you go: Reading Express home opener
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• SalsaFest regroups, takes break to raise funds for future
• Ugly fireplace is an issue in home
• Brennan, Edwards named to first team
• Reading Express fans are sure to have a ball this season
• Honey Brook students work wonders with wheat
• About the program
• When to watch 'Parks and Recreation'
• Berks Catholic-Trinity preview
• If you go: 'The Prints of Andy Warhol,' art exhibition
• Daredevil driver Chitwood had strong Reading roots
• Bethel industrial park tax-break plan advances
• Nick Offerman: A funny man with a plan on 'Parks'
• Will Berks Catholic-Trinity be a 'classic?'
• From soup to celebs, Andy Warhol painted it all
• New to the Board: Joseph P. Germani, Birdsboro Borough Council
• When to watch 'Ringer'
• District 1-AAA swimming preview
• If you go: Bruce Springsteen exhibit
• Economics may decide if more use method
• A twofer for Gellar starring in her drama 'Ringer'
• Wilson, Hershey girls ready for another showdown
• A Day Away: Rock 'n' roll exhibit shows who's The Boss
• Rig rolls on ramp, spills load of coal
• Recalls
• Maier inducted into Hall
• Naming contest
• About the class
• District 3-AAA swimming preview
• Clothing line made in Berks gaining fans
• If you go: Mélomanie, Baroque and contemporary music ensemble
• County will get K-9 training site, 3 new dogs
• Smart ideas: Silicon Valley
• District 3-AA swimming preview
• Ancient and modern meld in music of Melomanie
• Coverage lacking (3/1/12)
• Jason Kahl: Getting to know new city officers
• 2 Alsace businesses burglarized, troopers say
• Ferrandino humbled by honor
• Conservative publisher Breitbart collapses, dies
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• In case you missed it, here's your chance to watch Albright's Got Talent!
• Foreign Language Blues: New Ways to Master Spanish, French, and German
• Greater Reading Young Professionals (GRYP) Senior Networking Event
• Mail processing makes no sense (3/1/12)
• State could use litter campaign (3/1/12)
• Leviticus not taken seriously (3/1/12)
• Laws are antiquated (3/1/12)
• Society has failed (3/1/12)
• Middle East and the Use of Misinformation in the Cause of Wars
• Sustainable Fashion in Latin America Lecture
• Study Abroad Fair
• Symphonic Band and Choral Concert: Elements
• Happy Leap Year! Julius Caesar is said to be the "father of leap year." Ancient...
• Study Abroad Fair is today!
• Tax collector's hours announced
• James M. Lillis, solicitor, Air Force Reserve brigadier general
• Board honors longtime member
• To keep fresh beans green, shock them with cold water
• Hamburg council terminates officer's employment
• 3 sue, seek $150,000 in accident involving police car, minivan
• DVD reviews: Olsen makes her mark as 'Martha Marcy May Marlene'
• Superintendents' forum: Physical activity, arts, sports help academic achievement (2/29/12)
• Leap year facts
• New on DVD: 'Hugo,' 'Johnny English Reborn' and more ...
• Intermunicipal pact considered
• Woman struck by hit-and-run minivan
• Vicar tells story of the Nativity in a rap video
• Boy, 9, in critical condition after being hit by car
• Benefits foreseen from merging organizations
• Game review: Sony's 'Twisted Metal' stuck in gridlock
• More fact-finding sought on merger
• A set-it-and-forget-it weeknight pasta dish
• Buggies, bikes could struggle at roundabouts
• Kitchen scoop: New way of looking at food inspires recipe
• Greek yogurt tips
• Brandywine secretaries ask board to retain jobs
• Energy of unknown being makes itself evident to couple
• Greek yogurt recipes
• Students from Hamburg win teamwork award at engineering competition
• BARTA service loss would hit poor hard
• 7 charged in major health care fraud in Texas
• Popularity, availability of Greek yogurt rapidly growing - for good reason
• Leap year triplets turning 4, or 1, today
• Shot student charged in trail assault, robbery
• Romney edges Santorum in Michigan, wins Arizona
• Bruce Williams: Any loan sharks willing to work for peanuts?
• Daily Docket
• State police investigating Longswamp arson
• Mifflin tops Boone to clinch state berth
• Sara Noel: Cabinet polish made at home
• Don Spatz: We're not taking sides, Mr. Mayor
• Spencer meets with Alvernia students
• Golden Bears all fouled up in loss to Warriors
• Education is important (2/29/12)
• Martial arts studio gets parking waiver
• Albright cafeteria plans get a pass
• Wilson comes up half empty in loss
• It's a rocky investing world, but keeping money in savings may not be right either
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Woman pushes friend out of car's way, gets hit
• Alvernia men to host Wilkes in ECAC game
• Ways to help your kids attain fiscal fitness
• How to help
• Wilson High principal takes Boyertown job
• Spartans relishing shot to shine on Giant stage
• Dancers demonstrate the true meaning of Penn State (2/29/12)
• Armed with pennies, kids go to war for good cause
• Announcer for Eagles speaks at Boy Scout dinner
• Birthday milestone: Ruth Naomi (Breininger) Wessner
• Baseball over PSU Berks 8-6!
• Mayor puts himself first (2/29/12)
• Can't deny Bush impact (2/29/12)
• Use of pill is immoral (2/29/12)
• Give campaign cash to the people (2/29/12)
• NASA should study Bible (2/29/12)
• Universalism alive and well (2/29/12)
• Men's lacrosse goes 1-0 with 12-11 win over Hood!!!!
• Coroner rules homicide in fatal city crash
• Schuylkill Avenue bridge reopens after car fire
• Good luck to our men's lacrosse team who play their first ever NCAA game today....
• Today in Black History 1932 - Automatic Gear Shift Richard Spikes invented/paten...
• Date for prom: Guys should keep control of asking the girl
• Health digest: Berks blood-drive sites are announced
• Talks continue on police force merger
• New Hope too athletic for Antietam in semis
• Hot question: Does society have sexism issues?
• More on the review of and tickets for "Shatner's World'
• Crash victim in police chase dies in hospital
• Golden Bears looking to be rock solid vs. ESU
• Students' rudeness toward teachers drags down everyone
• 'Ghost Rider' needs to stop riding
• Stage review: Willilam Shatner boldly tackles death on Broadway
• Recalls
• Mitchell, Cantin traded in NHL deals at deadline
• 'Entwined' is for those who believe in magic of dancing
• C'mon, girls, the kitchen jokes are all in good fun
• Feel-good effect from tanning beds disguises deadly harm
• Car hits pickup, house in Union Twp.
• Howard is OK, trainer claims
• Paying for a date is guys' domain, but girls can pay as a special treat
• Showcase: Posterized portraits by students of Stephanie Stamm
• Jason Brudereck: Be on lookout for dangerous drugs
• Savoy selected top freshman
• A few pros and cons of early graduation
• Girl vs. guy drivers: Who is least distracted, less of a speeder?
• Daily Docket
• Another Derby favorite for Matz
• What's goin' on the week of Feb. 28
• Don't even go there: Girls are messy in a different way
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Older Bulldogs set for rematch against Red Lion in semis
• In your face: Bryce Keller
• Thanks to Title IX, few gender boundaries remain
• Mortality in men to be topic of lecture at Albright College
• PSAC men's basketball quarterfinals
• Reading Hospital has resources to deal with multiple life-threatening cases at same time
• Alcohol use declines as pot smoking hits 30-year high
• Gail MarksJarvis: Several tax breaks set to vanish after 2011
• City Council legitimizes jobs of part-time crossing guards
• Reporters' Notebook: Everybody knows that ...
• 'Star Wars' in 3-D is sweeping but imperfect spectacle
• Dog licenses
• Reading City Council rejects mayor's bid for 3 aides
• Funding woes take bite out of state's dog laws
• Neat or messy tendencies not related to gender
• Candidates should divulge health (2/28/12)
• State statute
• Men rob pizza delivery driver in Reading, police say
• Untitled
• All about 'leapers' and how the calendar corrects itself
• Empty promises won't resolve America's energy woes (2/28/12)
• Funding woes take bite out of state's dog laws
• Exeter fire station plan revised
• Stop the kitchen jokes and serve up some respect
• Business log: Brentwood buys new product line
• Rehr departs with agency he led much improved
• Antietam board votes to seek merger feasibility studies
• Stereotypes shattered, starting with rifle team
• More tips for job-seekers
• Bob McLeod
• Sinking Spring man charged after police chase in Washington County
• Kenseth wins bizarre Daytona 500
• Girls vs. boys: Gym class stereotype confirms boys show off, girls don't try
• To stand out in a crowd, applicants need to develop presence on all fronts
• Graphic novel course is a Brandywine feature
• Car strikes 9-year-old boy in Mount Penn
• Schmidt to offer more tips
• Date for prom: Most confident person should do the asking
• Smart Ideas: Logic or emotion?
• Person of the week: Jennifer Wennerholt
• BARTA to halt program that provides medical transportation to welfare recipients
• Warren lifts Berks Catholic into District 3 final
• Extracting art from life: Senior's portfolio, not his lunch, features grape jelly and chili powder
• Game called properly (2/28/12)
• Which Bible does minister use? (2/28/12)
• Why report private matter? (2/28/12)
• Giving enriches (2/28/12)
• County getting a good man (2/28/12)
• Don't blame the liberals (2/28/12)
• In its first ever game, Albright ties the record for the second fastest goal sco...
• Perkiomen Avenue reopens following pedestrian accident
• Home as historic as drainage ditch (2/27/12)
• Choices have consequences (2/27/12)
• Women's lacrosse goes 1-0 with 16-7 win over Lancaster Bible College!!
• Good luck to our women's lacrosse team who will play their first ever NCAA game...
• Baseball home opener is today at 2:30!
• Today in Black History: 1872 - Charlotte Ray graduates from Howard Law School. C...
• PJ. Rentals details
• Tips for beginners
• Dominican Independence Day celebrated in city
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• More on the film review of 'Wanderlust'
• For pageant winners, crown not biggest prize
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Film review: Laughs are hit and miss in 'Wanderlust'
• Concert review: Big crowd turns out to hear emotion-filled violin recital
• Free seminar slated for people who care for dementia patients
• Dance review: Ballet Hispanico offers powerful mix of styles
• Charter school can appeal rejection by Hamburg School Board
• Students, choral group join for concert
• Scholastic honor roll
• Dave Mowery: This football gets staff in a huddle
• Wing-eating contest raises $7,200
• 'Artist' has leading role at Oscars
• Sharon Randall: To love someone is to want to hear all their stories
• Probe of air quality continues at Kutztown High
• Man attacked, chased by knife-wielding ex-girlfriend, police say
• Bruce Williams: Advice to young, expect the unexpected
• Daily docket
• Simpler tax code? Not this year
• British spies stumped by Charlie Chaplin mystery
• Daily planner: Monday
• Bearing fruit
• Birdsboro boys hailed as heroes
• Berks Catholic turning up the defense
• This Berks farm still growing strong
• To get involved
• They're paving way for a place to play
• Exeter earns key victory
• Unleashing an idea in Boyertown
• Business spotlight: Weikel Sportswear
• Bloomington tops Express in IFL opener
• In Our Schools: Marie Levins
• More on the film review of 'Act of Valor'
• Troopers seeking teen who didn't return to facility
• Districts should be allowed to develop their own plans (2/27/12)
• Film review: 'Act of Valor' an awed ode to Navy SEALs
• District 3 schedule
• Smart Ideas: Dating online
• Wyomissing to replace red oaks
• Golden Bears are good enough after all
• PJ. Rentals seals deals with a handshake
• Dan Kelly's Korner: An outside-the-box attack on truancy
• Royals' loss speeds up ticking playoff clock
• Merger is needed now (2/27/12)
• Thoughts of thanks
• Fears raised about growth of charter school
• After slow start, Wyomissing rolls over Brandywine
• Entertainment editor George Hatza predicts the Oscars
• Teen's death a cautionary tale
• DIY projects: Time is now
• Wanted in Berks
• Naylor an unexpected district champ
• Lee's side session is 'just a precautionary deal'
• When to watch the Oscars
• Countywide plan takes on problem
• Career fair set for Friday at Ag Center
• Domestic delinquents
• Conrad Weiser Girl Scouts enjoy trip back in time
• Parker claims another silver
• The Oscars: Honoring movies that celebrate movies
• Habitual truancy puts children and the public in danger
• Ryan Reynolds lists home he bought with Johansson
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Lynx earn return trip to Hershey
• Express open with high hopes
• Good Life Financial Group details
• Photographer, cinematographer have eye for modern living
• About the partnership
• Bill Uhrich: Love is in the air for our feathered friends
• Winds whip up trouble in Berks
• Utley confident he still can excel
• Young financial advisers start up independent firm in Wyomissing
• 'Eat Your Yard!'
• Keiser elected REIA president
• Habitat for Humanity homes dedicated
• No. 3 Delone Catholic ends Oley's season
• Home & Garden News & Notes
• Upcoming event
• Listings: New Hires
• Daily docket
• Rynnas stellar in goal as Royals blank Greenville
• Harry Deitz: History too important to ignore
• Group gives Antietam Valley a boost
• Listings, Accolades: Nancy Jones
• Blue Mountain grad Ellwood looking forward to post-basketball career
• Reading Express roster
• Travels with Charlie: Roughing it on a schooner was adventure of a lifetime
• Berks man wins 2012 Ford Focus in national contest
• John Forester: Gun ordinances a state issue
• Police find marijuana in apartment, arrest tenant
• Bears clinch top seed
• Study hardwood flooring options before buying
• Tankless water heaters raise temperatures, debate about retrofits
• Israelis seek miracles at sages' tombs
• Man charged in 3 burglaries
• Urban's plan is to beat the odds for second time
• Rotary Clubs bet on big fundraiser
• Checking gauges vital to car's well-being
• Untitled
• Crime alert: Attempted thefts in Topton
• Sportswriters' notebook: How KU men became ESPN's top highlight
• Chevrolet truck stolen in Tilden Township
• Sheriff seizes $496 from Westmoreland County Home Show
• Rat pack keeps it all in the family with their plates
• Exeter carnival offers summer fun on a winter day
• Sixers floored to honor Wilt's 100-point game
• Without hesitation mayor should accept offer of help (2/26/12)
• Steve Rosen: Obama's college plan has strings attached
• More information on 'The Theresienstadt Project' review
• Planner
• Berks League weakened by Blue Mountain's exodus
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Michelle Singletary: Protect your identity when tax times comes
• Art review: 'Theresienstadt Project' both beautiful, heartbreaking
• Notes
• Miss Berks County title awarded
• Homosexuality an abomination (2/26/12)
• TV and art films: Feb. 26 to March 3
• Family heirlooms can provide one-of-a-kind accents for home
• Lake Ontario tributaries hot in offseason
• Shermot, Hatlee, Giorgio going to states
• dd
• Romania's capital a church-filled city of contrasts
• Five generations: Boyer
• Mild winter means March will be prime time for bass
• Masked trio sought in city home-invasion robbery
• Smart Ideas: iPhone sales hurt profits
• Exhibits: New Barnes museum sets admission hours and prices
• Wind blows off tin roof covering in Muhlenberg
• Signal problem snarls traffic in Wyomissing
• Smart Ideas: Interview blunders
• Penn Square plan draws critics
• Woman fails to return to halfway house
• Spartans fall to Squires
• Just because something is old doesn't make it historic (2/25/12)
• Mary Young: Government on wrong frequency
• Disputes over work on Citadel resolved
• Daniel Boone falls to No. 2 Red Lion
• Dana Corp. and Parish timeline
• Transgender minister addresses PSU Berks students
• Caution: Salamander crossing ahead
• Berks bowling team championships
• Carpenter buys former Dana site
• Rev. Barbara K. Peronteau
• Spotted salamanders
• Weiser, Wilson champs
• Carpenter's remarkable 2011
• Boy helped by Penn State fund pays it forward
• Chem lab fire at Hamburg High accidental
• Berks Catholic crushes Devils in complete win
• Faces of Faith: Carla Mannix
• Amish, Mennonite men answer questions at KU
• Heidelberg supervisors split on police merger
• Lions' Hall honored
• Robeson man accused of disrupting Amtrak operations
• Driver jailed in city chase, crash
• 3 still hospitalized after crash
• About the guidelines
• Oley Valley trio makes semifinals
• About A Common Heart
• Community Prevention Partnership
• New Web privacy guidelines a Google win?
• Untitled
• Jew, Muslim, Catholic talk about role of women as they have experienced it in their religions
• Big-eared dolls bring big smiles to preschoolers
• Homeless man charged in 2 Hamburg arsons
• Wilson beats Mifflin 3rd time in quarters
• Royals fall to Jackals
• A lifetime dedicated to learning
• Third anti-violence prayer vigil held in city
• Review: Shelton gives crowd happy hour, plus
• Lynx take on Susquehanna
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Reading issues warning about phony inspectors
• Gas-powered backpack blowers
• Today's District 3 boys games
• Daily Docket
• Wilson gets OK to use West Middle School stadium
• John Smith column 2/25/12: Freedom Riders drove home powerful lessons
• Royals faceoff
• Teens hurt in crash at Eighth and Oley streets
• Local religion digest 2/25/12: Wilson-area community Lenten services to begin
• Norchester set to join Berks Legion League
• Maxatawny sewage plant likely to be online by summer
• When to watch 'Shameless'
• District 3 bowling preview
• Sandusky case subpoenas seek payment records
• No holds barred for 'Shameless' writers, star Macy
• Lee's 3 sparks Antietam win
• Compassionate will feed cats (2/25/12)
• Arbitration looms in police dismissals
• Injuries minor in SUV crash, troopers say
• Snow storms way into semifinals
• Obama not in denial (2/25/12)
• All prices going up (2/25/12)
• Swim team deserved story (2/25/12)
• Blown fuse cuts power to Met-Ed customers in Exeter
• Today in Black History: 1864 - First Black Woman to receive an M.D. Rebecca Lee...
• Fire erupts in Hamburg High chemistry lab
• Schuylkill Valley/Hamburg meets Exeter in showdown
• Smart Ideas: Comcast change
• $600,000 airport grant could mean new hanger
• Deanne Bell
• District 3-AAA diving preview
• Some of the celebrities Rodéo Hanson has met
• Wernersville man guilty in fatal DUI crash
• 'Smash Lab' star engineers success
• Blue Mountain plans to leave Berks Football League after '13 season
• Slices of life: Girl Scout troop sells cookies for a cause
• Driver in police-chase crash charged
• 1-vehicle crash in Cumru injures 3
• Red Lion provides challenge for Boone
• Ask the vet's pets: Prevalence of rabies high in Pennsylvania
• Daily Docket
• Focus on customers, authority chief urges
• Saints face test in Greencastle
• Fleetwood girl, 5, has spent plenty of time rubbing elbows with Hollywood celebrities
• Lack of restrooms could shut Wilson's newest stadium
• 2 men robbed an hour apart on Schuylkill Avenue
• Reggie Weiss retires
• Ron Devlin: Burial site of celebrated artist in poor condition
• Fundraiser gives teachers chance to kiss cow
• Steinmeyer picks McKenna to start at QB for Express
• Wonderful weather, so far
• Bethel Township man charged in sex assaults on girl, 15
• Long layoffs the norm for several Berks teams
• Pennside man arrested after stealing car, leading police on chase
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Fixes at services center garage to begin
• Recalls
• 3-legged Chihuahua has spirit of a boxer
• Expert to speak at Alvernia on cutting clutter
• Lower Alsace OKs talks on Mount Penn merger
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Feb. 24
• Children paint African masks at Alvernia
• Rising star Molly Ranson gets bloody in 'Carrie'
• Berks family, pups on Animal Planet
• All should follow Rohrer's example (2/24/12)
• Higher gas prices could hurt Obama
• Bruce Williams: Credit can be Catch-22
• Berks family, pups on Animal Planet
• Put kids first: Ban tobacco use in parks, playgrounds (2/24/12)
• Fuel prices could spike here in next few days
• Sara Noel: Plan ahead to waste less food
• 3-legged Chihuahua has spirit of a boxer
• Kohl's Corp. details
• Dozens at Yatron mail facility to lose jobs
• More on the film review of 'Carnage'
• Firefighter torched garage, troopers say
• Kohl's timeline
• Dangerous pair
• Film review: 'Carnage' a glorious descent into hatred
• Single-game highs
• Kohl's pays $3 million for Spring land
• Battle against bath salts rages
• Internships: More than Coffee and Copies!
• Albright's Got Talent is tonight at 7 p.m. in the Campus Center
• Little choice is involved (2/24/12)
• Produce, refine more petroleum (2/24/12)
• Firefighters responding to report of blaze at Hamburg High School
• Injuries reported in accident on Lancaster Pike in Cumru Township
• Moving Forward: Campus Safety Solutions
• Why are men more likely to die sooner?
• Today in Black History: 1965 - Constance Baker Motley elected Manhattan Borough...
• Dia Frampton thrilled to be touring with 'Voice' coach Blake Shelton
• Police conduct seat-belt check outside Wilson High
• When to watch 'Once Upon a Time'
• Boys, girls finals set for Friday
• Fitness profile: Ramon Melecio
• Prison locked down after radio frequency accessed
• A fairy-tale time for 'Once' star Lana Parrilla
• District 3-AA diving championships
• William Steig exhibition at the Brandywine River Museum through March 11
• Recalls: Odyssey minivans, American Honda Motor Co. all-terrain vehicles, mountain bicycle handlebar stems, utility vehicle door latches, dietary supplements
• Surgeon at Reading Hospital charged with soliciting sex
• When to watch 'Happy Endings'
• Johns top Berks finisher in 3-AA diving
• If you go: Brandywine River Museum
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Kutztown considers closing Albany Elementary
• ABC comedy 'Happy Endings' gets laughter started
• Mansfield edges Kutztown in home finale for Bears
• Sunday free for all at Brandywine River Museum
• A different mix at Healthcare Evolution
• Jobs of 3 Spencer aides don't exist, panel rules
• Budget gets preliminary OK; math program ditched
• Golden Bears get the job done, beat Mansfield
• A Day Away: Safe to say, this is not your run-of-the-mill museum
• Healthcare Evolution LLC details
• Victims sought
• Potential business park tenant wants fees waived
• Labelle's hat trick lifts Royals past Trenton
• If you go: 'Hello Pops' concert
• Oley Valley was center of Universalism
• Fleetwood administrators freeze pay
• Reading business among sites raided in synthetic-drug investigation
• No contest: Harrisburg routs Reading
• 'Hello Pops' concert in Kutztown a tribute to Louis Armstrong
• Gregory Karp: You can live well with less
• 2 held for court in RHS student's homicide
• Driver hurt when rig rolls down embankment along Route 422
• 20-point second quarter helps Mennonite eliminate Trojans
• If you go: RACC's Downtown Performing Arts Series presents Ballet Hispanico
• Smart Ideas: Tax time
• Daily Docket
• Folmer has cancer, calls it 'highly treatable'
• Oley's balanced scoring fuels victory over Scouts
• 2 burglars hit city liquor store
• At RACC, Latin dance courtesy of Ballet Hispanico
• Letter writer brought a laugh (2/23/12)
• Program on energy audits set at Tek Park and online
• Supervisors not ready for regional police
• Lions battle back to force OT, but fall to Messiah
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Mini-THON details
• Making a statement through accessories has become fashionable
• IRS fraud software throws wrench into returns, refunds
• Martinez ready for challenge at Fleetwood
• Decorating Diary: Make guest room an enjoyable retreat
• Nothing small about school mini-THON's spirit
• Olivet Boys & Girls Clubs kicks off annual fundraiser
• Albright men, women claim MAC championships
• Threat prompts lockdown at Tulpehocken High School
• Business log: Saladworks franchise sold in Wyomissing
• Candidate wants to retain best of Berks values
• Common sense rules: Seedings changed at 160
• City cousins held for court in double killings
• Divine guidance sought to curb the terror ravaging city (2/23/12)
• Meet the candidate
• Steven Swavely will follow brother, play hockey at Maine
• Donation saves Meals on Wheels program
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• All court cases to be in Berks
• Miss Berks pageant set for Saturday
• If you go: Blake Shelton's "Well Lit and Amplified Tour," with openers Justin Moore and Dia Frampton
• Putting the brakes on a crime spree
• Malin Akerman is in awe of her film success
• Crash in city after high-speed chase injures 4
• Men's basketball loses to Messiah 70-65 in overtime.
• We all have a vision (2/23/12)
• Change could be very expensive (2/23/12)
• Too many fouls called (2/23/12)
• Train proposal a great idea (2/23/12)
• Some have no choice (2/23/12)
• Tolerance is a virtue (2/23/12)
• Education is waste of time (2/23/12)
• Good luck to our men's basketball team tonight as they head to Messiah for the C...
• Today in Black History: 1888 - Painter Horace Pippin Born In West Chester, Penns...
• Section of Route 10 reopens in Robeson Township
• Route 422 West closed in Douglassville due to tractor-trailer rollover
• Bruce Williams: Canceling credit cards proves to be a hassle
• Top 10 tax-related schemes
• Job descriptions from Spencer's office late
• District girls basketball
• Municipal authority set to switch to UV disinfection system
• Sara Noel: Invest in a slow cooker
• Don't get hooked by tax scams
• Man died of gunshot wound to head, autopsy finds
• District 3 diving
• Concerns raised about lacrosse plan
• The poem
• Proposal to close 2 schools discussed
• People share revitalization frustrations
• District 3 swimming entries and seeds
• Mustangs' long layoff no problem in opener
• Glenn's historic flight sent young poets in motion
• Scheme warning signs
• Taxes to go up in 2013, supervisors chairman says
• Commonwealth Conference men's semifinal
• Bulldogs shake off slow start, defeat Hempfield
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• No need seen for date-violence policy
• Primary ballot lineup
• 'Expecting to win,' Albright faces Messiah
• Unger's eligibility for football remains undecided
• Ready to bake?
• Federal grant to fund work-force training
• GOP legislators have foes in primary
• Recalls
• Defense fuels Blazers' rally past Muhls
• Master recipe for artisan bread
• Reading sets 3 public meetings on proposals
• Linden Hall student scholarship finalist
• Cumberland Valley's size too much for Red Knights
• Book shows how easy it is to make delicious artisan bread
• Car hits, damages building at Maidencreek cemetery
• Game review: 'The Darkness II' not worth embracing
• Saints escape Panthers' upset bid
• Francis G. Acosta, City Council president
• Daily Docket
• DVD reviews: Chilling 'Take Shelter' proves a brilliant gem
• Halladay sets record straight: 'I was not wrestling snakes'
• Lecture on Jewish family, Holocaust set at Albright
• New on DVD: 'J. Edgar,' 'Puss in Boots,' 'Tower Heist,' and more ...
• Antietam downs High Point
• Pay raises get OK, to cost $20,000 for year
• Kitchen scoop: Roasted medley erases childhood memory of mushy sprouts
• Berks team bowling quarterfinal scores
• A little bit of Redner's history
• PPL to lower rates by 11 percent
• Installation of wood-composite windows approved
• Boys, girls bowling semis set
• Redners: A culture of success
• Don Spatz: County's gain will be city's loss
• District budget a work in progress
• Smart ideas: apps boost productivity
• Commissioners hire police officer
• About the plan
• Reading faces Cougars, trying to win away pain
• Criminals are targets (2/22/12)
• Study of traffic near school gets backing
• Tax breaks proposed for Berks Park 78 businesses
• Czulada, Rockett, Wilson relays earn top seeds in 3-AAA
• Combining municipalities reduces government costs (2/22/12)
• Funding gap looms for Meals on Wheels program
• Despite district's efficiency, Exeter to consider bus contractor
• District 3 boys basketball
• Using Shortcuts for Reading Your Textbooks!
• Naivete astounding (2/22/12)
• 'Without hesitation I will shoot' (2/22/12)
• Warning sign might help (2/22/12)
• Don't publish Sandusky's photo (2/22/12)
• Law requires representation (2/22/12)
• Graduation & Beyond
• Seniors: Make sure you attend Graduation & Beyond this evening!
• Today in Black History: 1965 - Malcolm X assassinated in Audubon Ballroom Malc...
• Poems & stories: Flower Power
• About Medical Explorers
• Ownership answers for 3 bridges sought
• Berks Catholic ready for tough Triple-A run
• Most have harsh reaction to AeroShot caffeine inhaler
• Students who attend Reading Hospital's Medical Explorers post get hands-on education
• Tree-planting plan narrowly approved
• Dierks Bentley puts in overtime in search for 'Home'
• Poems & stories: Martha's Vineyard
• iPods not best choice (2/21/12)
• Chickens found ritually slaughtered
• Health digest: Reading Hospital provides schedule of classes, support groups
• What's goin' on the week of Feb. 21
• Girl breaks stereotypes by wrestling for Kutztown Cougars
• Gail MarksJarvis: Use much caution with tactical funds
• State House candidate would say no to pension, perks
• More on the stage review of 'How I Learned To Drive'
• Love's holiday keeps crime down
• Weird, confusing 'Chronicle' not worth your time
• Smart Ideas: Gadget repair
• Meet the candidate
• Stage review: 'How I Learned To Drive' idles too much
• Booming world population requires advancements in technology
• Captain is infamous for not going down with his ship
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Jason Brudereck: Pie in the sky still a mile high
• Audio reviews: Paul McCartney, Dierks Bentley, Stew
• A different kind of Superman
• Get educated on serious issues we will inherit
• Teacher, student reunited in RACC classroom
• Spring police say hit-and-run driver was apprehended
• Lori Borgman: Got smarts? How about heart?
• Poems & stories: Ice cream love
• Corbett budget would cut city library funding by 5%
• Daily Docket
• 'Playing with a mission'
• Hot question: What's your favorite fiction book?
• Businesses answer survey on humor in the workplace
• Meeting dates
• Royals done in by 'once-in-a-lifetime goal'
• Poems & stories: Simple
• Chief financial officers found to value a sense of humor in an employee
• Plan has shelter getting acre, building at naval site
• District 3 boys basketball
• Poems & stories: Curling snow
• City man shot in car on Rose Street
• Goodwill site grows, online and off
• In your face: Chris Weiss
• Hot Chelle Rae's sophomore disc is beautiful
• Person of the week: Nicholas A. Armour
• Innocence Project events featured at Albright
• Reading School District a bit short on cash
• Hamels expects to stay in Philly
• 'The Fault in Our Stars' is glorious, life-affirming read
• 'The Vow' shows rekindling love is a mostly uphill battle
• Geffken will be tough act to follow as managing director (2/21/12)
• Commissioners overview
• BCIAA alignments for 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons
• Quiet The Storm heralds arrival of metal core
• Pot is out there, but perceptions about potential harm vary wildly
• Progress report
• BCIAA unveils realignment for next two years
• 'Never Sky' has delectable action, drama and romance
• Guitarist goes from gurney to concert mic: It's A Day To Remember for fan who gets onstage wish granted
• A towering task
• District 3 wrestling
• Showcase: Photography of Bethany Roche
• Poems & stories: Silence of the night
• Authority to execute contracts for new water treatment plant
• District 3 girls basketball
• Nothing wrong with liberalism (2/21/12)
• Program can hurt bidding process (2/21/12)
• Albright swim teams were overlooked (2/21/12)
• Mayor's stance is supported (2/21/12)
• Taxes were cut, no jobs created (2/21/12)
• All About ACRE (Albright Creative Research Experience)
• Man shot at gun club dies at hospital
• Today in Black History: 1929 - Writer Wallace Thurman's play Harlem opens in New...
• Schools pressed to do more to keep kids fit
• RiverView still a big project, but it's in limbo
• Cheer squad debuts, prepares for first competition
• Spreading rock on your garden can help feed soil
• Jim Kerr: Why can't the 'Y' be a little closer?
• Phillies are moving on from The Four Aces
• Business spotlight: Happy birthday Appeeling Fruit Inc.
• Developer, executive dispute roles in RiverView project
• More than 5,000 flags retired in ceremony
• Top drinking holidays
• Owner pulls his buildings from deal, evicts RiverView
• Accidental shooting reported at gun club
• Let the good times roll in Berks County for Mardi Gras
• Bingo game in the cards at Relay for Life fundraiser
• Training preps rescuers for winter
• Smart Ideas: Siri in Scotland
• More on the film review of 'The Secret World of Arrietty'
• Extra federal money will help group balance its budget
• Don't make redistricting worse; stick with one primary (2/20/12)
• Film review: 'Borrowers' tale 'Arrietty' has warm charm
• Daily planner: Monday
• Reading mayor shows courage (2/20/12)
• Many in line with railroad proposal
• Daily docket
• Bruce Williams: Investing whiz plays the angles
• Mohrsville woman injured in 3-vehicle Shoemakersville crash
• Making the best of every day
• P3 is key: Many proposals' fates could rest on public-private partnership bills
• Inmate who escaped from work-release detail arrested in New York
• Fleetwood man is having a ball
• 2 schools gets funds for walking, biking programs
• Berks swimming bests
• Scholastic honor roll
• Mr. Know-It-All: Collecting coins is an exciting hobby
• BCIAA team bowling tournament preview
• Vogelsong to sit 10 days due to strained back
• Josh Hutcherson is on the cusp of movie fame
• Police: Public shouldn't steer clear of 'Steer Clear' law
• Shillington man charged in home invasion
• When to watch 'Luck'
• For this class, no good cause goes unfunded
• Drugs, stolen handgun found in Reading man's car, police say
• HBO places its bets on horse-racing drama
• Berks ledger
• Woman helps bring man to robbers, police say
• In Our Schools: Rob Stepenaskie, Penn-Bernville Elementary
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Tomorrow's technology, yesterday
• Tigers to hire Martinez as new football coach
• Today in Black History: 1942 - Tuskegee Airmen initiated The Army Air Corps' all...
• Audio review: Craig Finn
• In Latin America, Chinese cars are gaining buyers
• Spreading kindness and change, a quarter at a time
• Sportswriters' notebook: Perez's accountability is something to emulate
• Buzzer-beating '3' lifts KU to victory
• Professionals working with students to encourage them to consider engineering
• Exhibits: American masters receive new life at Met museum
• Thinking it through helps to create a home office that works for you
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Scholarships
• Saints use defense to get in the zone
• President transforms budget into another stump speech (2/19/12)
• Customer service
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Flush with new home project
• Local hero laid to rest in Arlington
• John D. Forester Jr.: GOP candidates will bypass state
• Third title starts Walsh on road to big challenge
• Debate is about First Amendment (2/19/12)
• Harry Deitz: Your complaints, compliments matter
• More tourist towns welcome wounded troops
• Living greener & leaner
• Some questions as Phillies open spring training
• Mourners pack church to say they will always love Whitney
• George Hatza: 'Smash' may just be the real McPhee
• Travels with Charlie: Taking a whirl on roundabout in Britain proves that they work
• Classes help dairy farmers make sense of graze areas
• Wanted in Berks
• 2012 Phillies spring training roster
• Close finishes, pool records highlight meet
• Judge tosses out lawsuit seeking freedom for orcas at SeaWorld By Tony Perry
• Snapshots: Small town in Vermont is the spiritual hub of Rotary International
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• Realtor appointed to Reading City Council
• 2012 Phillies spring training schedule
• Eichhorn makes Exeter history with his victory
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• Fiat/Abarth/Zagato history
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Reading man in good condition after Amity accident
• Crafting books to keep you up at night ... creating
• Easy independent reading books equal success
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• Preseason trout stocking
• Crusaders win but fall short of playoff berth
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• San Francisco pier area braces for renewal
• Labor of fun
• President tells of NRA's history
• Panthers outlast Raiders
• Infiniti's 2012 M56 bold, powerful - and sure to grab attention
• TV and art films: Feb. 19-25
• Program explains Medicare options
• Looking forward to Bassmaster Classic
• Tri-Valley girls, Pottsville boys win Schuylkill League titles
• Boyertown advances eight
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• A fresh start for Nicolas Cage in new 'Ghost Rider'
• Aging boomers in Berks by the numbers
• Athletes need to think before they 'Tweet'
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• Smoky fire displaces Maxatawny Township family
• Bill Uhrich: Spinning the gospel to suit political ends
• When to watch 'How I Met Your Mother'
• Uncertainty looms over Medicare program
• Health trust members
• Parents get school in financial aid
• The Holocaust, seen through children's art
• Dr. Edward P. Hanna details
• CBS sitcom enjoying its best year ever
• Insurance broker tries to clear up confusion over Medicare
• School districts changing to self-insured health care plan
• GOP presidential race about to shift into high gear
• Lions, Hall taste sweet success
• Doctor mediates family disagreements that stem from end-of-life issues
• Steve Rosen: Tweaking child labor laws may not be such a bad idea
• Boomers struggle to make sense of Medicare
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Button upbeat about his time in Reading
• Shermot outstanding in return to the mat for Mifflin
• Smart Ideas: financial aid changes
• High efficiency beats low-flow in today's toilet technology
• If you go to the new Cohen Gallery at the Reading Public Museum
• Campus notes
• Daily docket
• Zero heroes: Royals finally get shutout
• Transactions for the week of Feb. 19, 2012
• Kellie Pickler grows up, gets personal on album
• Art review:
• Learn more about Guerrilla Goodness
• Tips sought in Muhlenberg Township restaurant robbery
• Community leaders honored at awards breakfast
• Getting females into engineering
• Congratulations to Derek Hall who today became the 34th player in the history of...
• Men's Basketball heads to Messiah on Wednesday evening to compete in the Commonw...
• Men's Basketball over Widener 87-68
• Senior Day for basketball today. Women's game at 2 p.m. and men at 4 p.m.
• Spencer offered free help to fill 2 city jobs
• Woman in critical condition after 2-car crash
• Win puts Bears on track for title
• Daily Docket
• Route 422 closed twice by separate accidents
• 2012 Express schedule
• Mother and daughter set up cupcake shop in Womelsdorf
• 2nd anti-violence vigil conducted in city
• Rockhold a mainstay for Express
• Maranda's Catering, Cupcakes & Confections details
• Berks alert on radio band heard in Congress
• Review: 'Color Purple' a rich journey
• Smart Ideas: International payment
• Mary Young: Some candidates, officials home free
• Recalls
• 70-year-old charged in preteen sex-abuse case
• Berks man bilked Honest Abe's kin?
• John Smith column 2/18/12: Program about Freedom Riders stirs emotions
• Faces of Faith: Glenn Ruoss
• Bethany Children's Home
• Pastor to be installed at Friedens UCC in Oley
• More information on Rekindle
• Tax installment plan wins approval
• Local religion digest 2/18/12: Mardi Gras events set stage for Lent
• Church forms ministry with single-minded devotion
• Indoor riding arena gets zoners' approval
• When to watch 'The Big Bang Theory'
• Officials working on rural village zone
• Audiences, voters are noticing Johnny Galecki
• For Wilson's Hilary Yoh, a special senior moment
• All sorts of ties bind Lincoln to Berks
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: The handoff: caring for aging parents instead of growing kids
• 'Little matchup' makes big impact for Saints
• Muhlenberg Lions Club marks 80th anniversary
• Crowns don't prevent decay
• Saints cruise to Berks title
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Kutztown 5th-graders win gold at science fair
• Wilson makes Friday a night to remember
• Cumru students' primary focus is saving primates
• Former RiverPlace executive out as Manheim borough manager
• Bamberger helps Fleetwood advance
• Russell M. Mohn
• New to the Board: Christine MacMillan, Brandywine Heights School Board
• Royals defeat Trenton
• He drafted buildings, drove fast cars
• Police seek trio who held up city store
• Playoff scenarios aplenty for Lions, Crusaders today
• Westbound lanes of Route 422 reopen in Amity after accident
• Route 737 reopens in Maxatawny Township
• Accident closes Route 422 West in Amity Township
• On the Verge Opens Tonight at 8 p.m.!
• The Innocence Project
• Today in Black History: 1870 - Congress readmits Mississippi On this day in 1870...
• United to open season May 12
• PSU Berks dancers ready for fundraiser
• A lifetime of caring, a legacy of hard work
• BCIAA girls bowling tournament final scores
• Lots of pain to go around in the proposed state budget (2/17/12)
• Talk of the Town: Booking your own concert
• Bruce Williams: Do the math when paying off loans
• Stamm holds on to win 2nd straight title
• Central Penn League records
• Smart Ideas: Navigating real estate
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Sara Noel: Remove nail polish stains
• District 3 tourney tips off
• O'Brien promises to make fans proud
• Ask the vet's pets: Many factors add up to weight gain
• Proposals to disable some devices
• Lists of properties
• District 3 section wrestling tournament seeds
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• Crafty marketing: Where and when
• Feds want dashboard gadgets limited
• City adds 8 more properties to blighted list
• Tonight's Berks Girls Basketball League championship game
• Racing Legends Reunion and Car Show Feb. 19-25
• Crafty marketing: Local crafts businesses use social events to attract like-minded individuals
• Kid phone apps focus of FTC report
• Websites itemize recent cuts in state education subsidies
• Reading, Wilson have some unfinished business
• Big acts like Van Halen have Sovereign Center on their radar
• Supervisors might lease land to farmers
• Pickup truck crash shuts road in Penn Township
• District girls basketball matchups
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Feb. 17
• Panel likes plan for 'pocket' park
• State drops probe into test results at Mifflin
• District 3 boys basketball matchups
• More on the film review of 'This Means War'
• Daily Docket
• Yarde orchestrates a masterpiece against Red Knights
• Film review: Stars make 'This Means War' tolerable
• Lower attendance costing city civic centers
• Championship not necessarily Marquis' matchup
• John Rosemond: Parent, teacher need to work together to solve girl?s issues
• The tale of a swale
• Tonight's Berks Conference championship game
• Alan Cumming's career spans all sorts of media
• New to the Board: Jonathan L. Smith Sr., Kenhorst Borough Council
• Berks Conference championships
• Slices of life: Chestnut Knoll employee recognized as outstanding caregiver
• Constable from Birdsboro arrested on sex charges
• Sewer project hits funding roadblock
• Berks Conference championship games
• More on the film review of 'Shame'
• SMG devising plan for increased revenues
• Schools in a rush for Wyomissing's Alex Anzalone
• Film review: Fassbender lays himself bare in 'Shame'
• Greth properties to be auctioned in March
• Board approves replacing elementary school's roof
• Recalls
• Leadership center director wins partnership award
• Auction planned for Greth sites
• About THON
• David Mekeel: Corbett governing in state of denial
• Some still charged up over outages
• Bishops should join the 21st century (2/17/12)
• Church has right to choose coverage (2/17/12)
• Bicyclist made the right choice (2/17/12)
• Weapon used to save life (2/17/12)
• Pope predicted federal mandate (2/17/12)
• Church isn't anti-women (2/17/12)
• Shartlesville Road closed due to crash
• Section of Centre Avenue closed in city
• Smart Ideas: SEC's new rules
• Crash stalls traffic on West Shore Bypass
• Michelle Singletary: FTC serving notice to debt collectors
• If you go: Broadway on Sixth Street Series presents 'The Color Purple'
• Oil spill contained in Brecknock Township creek
• Lin-Manuel Miranda pauses for a little Sondheim
• 'Color Purple' role a dream come true
• Past year's steady rise
• Jim Mullen: Dead mice tell no tales
• Theresienstadt opening reception details
• New trash contract won't increase rates
• All tables in area should coordinate
• Numerous events planned in conjunction with Theresienstadt exhibit
• Mobile home park seeks plumbing waiver
• DVD review: Ugly scars of war exposed in Wakamatsu's 'Caterpillar'
• Theresienstadt holocaust exhibit opens Saturday at Reading Public Museum
• Antietam clothes swap: New look at no cost
• When to watch 'Smash'
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Schwank deserves to be re-elected (2/16/12)
• Hamburg police chief retiring, taking new job
• The creator of 'Smash' knows her way around a play
• A Day Away at battle-scarred Gettysburg
• Rohrer takes wrong turn on issue of licensing drivers (2/16/12)
• Work continues on 2012-13 budget
• 'Live!' producer Gelman moving forward day by day
• Saints regain their mojo, run away from Muhls
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• If you go to Colonial Fitness for a Zumbathon ALS fundraiser
• Jason Kahl: Jury pool tells tragic stories
• Websites make weight-loss wagering easy
• Royals edge Trenton in shootout
• 'White City' drew faithful to Kutztown
• Exercising for a cause: Colonial Fitness to hold a Zumbathon fundraiser
• Manufacturing leads economic growth
• Book looks back at '100 Unforgettable Dresses'
• Schuylkill Valley shocks Reading High
• Boy's dogged drive delivers aid for needy animals
• The Collector: Internet, phone bidding strong at $1 million Morphy auction
• Berks industrial sector on the upswing
• Negotiators reach deal on payroll-tax cut
• Stamm in position to defend title
• Township pays $9,630 for spill cleanup
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Latinos get health care information in Spanish
• Superintendent outlines redistricting plan
• Edwards leads Kutztown rout
• Where to go for foreclosure help
• If you go: DJ Jazzy Jeff with DJ Gregg Nyce
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• Ex-city man shot to death in Florida
• Albright has clear playoff path
• Foreclosures fall in January
• Still kickin' it old school, Jazzy Jeff visiting Wyomissing nightclub
• Wyomissing library readies weekly Great Decisions series
• Oley honors science fair winners
• Injury ends promising season for Mifflin's Johnson
• Woman, 89, hit by pickup, in critical condition
• If you go: Reading Community Players presents 'My Name Is Ossian Sweet'
• Policy on weapons set for vote Monday
• No bouquets on way at gas pump
• Business log: ViVA to take over Green Valley catering operations
• Reading Community Players presenting staged reading of civil rights play
• Fitness profile: Megan Sculley
• Suspect captured after third sighting
• Recalls
• Jeremy Speicher '06 is coming back to coach tennis at Albright
• Panthers shock RHS
• Panthers shock RHS
• New Ways to Take Notes in Your Classes
• Shooter knew gun safety (2/16/12)
• Officers pay taxes, too (2/16/12)
• What will be required next? (2/16/12)
• Reading must control menace (2/16/12)
• Exceptions taken to letter writer (2/16/12)
• Warning shot is dangerous (2/16/12)
• Crews responding to crash in Wyomissing
• Lehigh Valley Collegiate Career Expo
• Accident on West Shore Bypass at Lancaster Avenue
• Tracking Berks voters often tricky
• Doggy-doo clash in Philly turns fatal
• Superintendents' forum: Staying traditional classroom course not a viable option (2/15/12)
• City man threatened to shoot judge, authorities say
• Shiloh Hills school site of latest restricting meeting
• Obama plan pleases RACC president
• Third person arrested in South Carolina shelter dog thefts
• Federal judge was right: Killer whales are not people (2/15/12)
• Charter school gets high grade from official
• Ordinance on signs advances
• Game review: 'Amalur' a cliched tale in a vibrant world
• Lawsuit claims Petco groomer cut dog's ear off
• Sara Noel: New uses for pizza cutters
• Don Spatz: Mayor weighs in on gay marriage
• Borough to help pay for new scoreboard
• DVD reviews: Harold, Kumar reunite for 'Christmas'
• Police: Dispute over dog waste prompts fatal shots in Philadelphia
• Easton building its own kennels for stray dogs to deal with shelter's rising fees
• Principal's valentine to healthy hearts, with Kisses
• Reply to merger proposal coming next week
• New on DVD: 'Mozart's Sister,' 'The Rum Diary,' 'Paranormal 3,' and more ...
• Four Lehigh Valley dogs win top Westminster awards
• More dogs stolen from Columbia animal shelter
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Mount Penn considers merger with Lower Alsace
• Cajun dish gets lighter touch for Fat Tuesday
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• In the spotlight, Spot - and Uggie, and Cosmo, and the dog next door or underfoot
• Sandy Graffius, county controller
• Residents complain about motorcycles
• Birthday milestone: Charlotte B. Newpher
• MSU's Zeke II the Wonder Dog dies at 16
• Berks Park 78 attracts potential buyers
• Board approves study of space needs
• Assisted-living village for those with dementia takes trip back in time
• Motivated Knights top Lynx
• Lawmakers muzzle bill naming blue heeler Idaho state dog
• A la carte: Too much sodium can raise risk for heart disease
• Refinancing bond will save $510,000
• Kitchen scoop: Chili dogs a tasty reminder that summer is coming
• Bailey leads Bulldogs over Blazers, into final
• Police seek suspects who stomped dog to death
• Driver from Cumberland County arrested after police pursuit
• Moving and voting
• Berks the Bizarre: Ghostly activity detected in and around Aulenbach's Cemetery
• Penn State releases details of O'Brien's contract
• TV anchor got 70 stitches after on-air dog bite
• Woman set fire in apartment, Reading police say
• Report on registration
• Cold comfort
• Lions hold on to earn key win
• Dog pierced by arrow expected to survive
• Man charged with assault after fight outside bar
• Deal adds $3 million to Reading budget
• Carey Mulligan's resume is bold and diverse
• Muhls, Panthers facing long odds in semis
• Colorado man jailed for failure to have dog license
• How to get help getting a federal contract
• Bank helps buy devices to aid shy students
• Alvernia fans tip their hats, then donate them for kids
• Crusaders can't come all the way back
• Hikers' dog caught in leg trap on public lands in Oregon
• Berks company gets $35 million contract
• Daily Docket
• Proposed budget shortfall about $813,000
• Exeter's Zechman wins Berks bowling title
• Feds sue N.Y. co-op that banned ailing woman's dog
• Bruce Williams: Equity must back refinancings
• PennDOT announces changes in duties for 2
• Bunbino is new mascot's name
• Missing Iditarod dog lured into garage with food
• Museum would be wonderful investment (2/15/12)
• Reading's architecture focus of screening in Centre Park
• New to the Board: Brian N. Riegel, Hamburg School Board
• To learn more
• Romney protest held outside Westminster dog show
• Smart Ideas: Tax preparer
• City manager Geffken resigning for county job
• Reading Hospital nurses exceed goal in food drive
• Men's Basketball over Arcadia 70-66
• Women's Basketball over Arcadia 51-41
• Cats should be kept indoors (2/15/12)
• Shooter had no choice (2/15/12)
• Shooter did what was needed (2/15/12)
• People are taught to shoot at center (2/15/12)
• Obama proving he is a liberal (2/15/12)
• Something wrong with the system (2/15/12)
• Pointing fingers won't solve problem (2/15/12)
• City man violently shook baby, police say
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• Pink Zone game tonight!
• Today in Black History: 1936 - National Negro Congress organized at Chicago Nati...
• Health digest: Blood-donation locations in Berks are announced
• Losing a beloved dance teacher makes Feb. 14 bittersweet
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Near-uniform opposition to school uniforms in Hamburg
• More on the stage review of 'Look Back in Anger' in New York City
• About Tourette syndrome
• Lowering flags to half-staff inappropriate for Paterno
• Smart ideas: Facebook timeline
• Board urges reform on charter schools
• Stage review: Revival of 'Look Back in Anger' is visceral
• Hey haters: A little creative flair goes a long way to making Valentine's Day fun
• Reading Recreation Commission names leader
• Jason Brudereck: Time at bottom of economic ladder brief?
• McGraw's 'Emotional Traffic' finally hits the streets
• Understanding Tourette syndrome
• Two-person dates are rare as most take group approach
• Pennsylvania German manuscripts to be focus of talk
• Kids tap into learning, iPod style
• Showcase: Photography of James Faragher
• Surrounded by couples: How sincere is forcing love because calendar says so?
• Adrian Shchuka
• City man shot in alley in July dies; suspect in county prison
• Parents plead for more assistant coaches
• Getting reacquainted with the superficiality that is Valentine's Day
• Prosecutor moves from county to state position
• No such thing as too much training
• Green Valley parents have questions on redistricting
• With 'Gossip Girl' and Facebook, it's no wonder we're dating younger
• Help for police handling calls
• City requires minority hiring program for contractors
• Yarde lifts Panthers; RHS defense stifles Wyo
• Observation of MLK Day brings up issue of gay rights
• BWIC hot line, other facts and figures
• Council defends rejection of Spencer nominee
• Burggraf grand in Muhls' win
• Hot question: Is Valentine's Day too commercialized?
• An inspiring save-the-whales tale, circa 1988
• Scandal has cost PSU $3.2 million
• Police say man admitted to 11 robberies
• BCIAA Boys Individual Tournament
• A little destruction time translates to zen for this gamer
• Radcliffe is surrounded by scary kids in 'Woman in Black'
• Judge allows Sandusky to see grandchildren
• Laureldale delays park smoking-ban decision
• Exeter's Zechman leader by 32 pins
• In your face: Britni Watt
• It's a makeup-free Friday: Hamburg girls redefine common notions of beauty
• Hamburg acquires land for Grand Street extension project
• Preparing police for difficult calls
• Oley faces Reading in game 'everyone wants to see'
• Boyertown students sound off on smoking
• Wilson goes global with a first-place win
• Panel grants variances to Weis for gas pumps
• Alvernia event to help with college financial aid form
• Business log: West Reading Tavern owner adds sons as partners
• What's goin' on the week of Feb. 14
• No middle ground when it comes to opinions of Valentine's Day
• Pair guilty of disturbing Pagerly procession
• 58-year-old city man charged in Lower Heidelberg stabbing, still at large
• Recalls, product warnings and penalties
• Fire drill perfect segue for proposal
• Tulpehocken sophomore wins latest Showcase scholarship
• Knight's Rental Inc. details
• Fire at city apartment house displaces 5
• Person of the week: Alyss K. Reinsel
• Where's the control on oil prices (2/14/12)
• Dispatch from France: Skiing in the Alps, a stop at Disneyland Paris and Skyping with the family
• Knight's Rental expands, moves to Bern Township
• Residents oppose new fire station
• Lori Borgman: Pouting is for lovers
• Voting districts should be equal, contiguous, compact (2/14/12)
• Innocent bystanders can get trampled by sappy couples
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• Borough man renews complaint on feral cats
• Audio reviews: Van Halen, Lana Del Ray, The Internet
• Bidding program designed to fail (2/14/12)
• Despot wants to be God (2/14/12)
• Letter was misleading (2/13/12)
• Sneaker ad was appalling (2/13/12)
• Contraception not the issue (2/13/12)
• Religious liberty is not impacted (2/13/12)
• Church cannot ignore rules (2/13/12)
• Resume Doctor and Job/Internship Fair Prep
• Amanda Osterlind, MAC Female Swimmer Rookie of the Year, John Stuhltrager, MAC W...
• Business spotlight: West Lawn Motor Co.
• Meet the candidate
• Art exhibit celebrates Black History Month
• Rocky's Pizza, Grill and Wings details
• Candidate eyes pension reform for public-sector workers
• District 3 outlook good for Berks girls
• Thinking outside of the pizza box in Blandon
• More on the film review of 'The Vow'
• Nearly 30 sickened by carbon monoxide
• Help to attract beneficial birds and insects to your garden
• Film review: A treacly 'Vow' tugs at the heart
• Big third period sends Wheeling past Royals
• More on the film review of 'Safe House'
• BCIAA individual bowling tournaments
• Trite 'Safe House' offers generic thrills
• Today's Berks Conference tournament capsules
• Berks ledger
• A 'Journey' from slavery to presidency
• Slide show at GoggleWorks a tour of 19th-century Berks
• Daily planner: Monday
• Sharon Randall: With age should come at least some wisdom
• Dancing to their hearts' content
• Bruce Williams: Attorney should consult on shirt scheme
• Daily docket
• Position is a waste (2/13/12)
• Dave Mowery: It's about time to get involved
• Man pointed gun at woman, police say
• Wagging tails replace sad eyes in Westminster ads
• Roberta Flack covers the Beatles in new album
• Young Lungs at Play
• Judge: Sandusky can see grandkids, have local jury
• In Our Schools: Cheryl Babula
• A local agency is urging Berks County municipalities to make parks tobacco free
• Collector goes around the world in 165 spoons
• Dan Kelly's Korner: A book to help kids cope with divorce
• Adele wins big; Houston mourned
• DeWeese displays arrogance following his conviction (2/13/12)
• 2012 Fersommling
• And the Grammys go to . . .
• Smart Ideas: Love letters 2.0
• Ranks thinning at annual Berks County Fersommling
• Phillies still have questions as team prepares for camp
• Men's & Women's MAC Swimming Champions!
• Albright Men's Swimming has captured their second consecutive MAC Championship
• Albright Women's Swimming has captured the MAC Championship
• Albright's John Stuhltrager has been named MAC Men's and Women's Swimming Coach...
• Ricky Sutton has captured the MAC Male Swimmer of the Year and Rookie of the Year
• Amanda Osterlind has captured the MAC Female Swimmer Rookie of the Year.
• Freshman Ricky Sutton has broken the pool, school and championship records in th...
• Reading residents sent to hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning
• Today in Black History: 1909 NAACP Founded Founded in 1909 in New York City by a...
• Sleuthing for counterfeits in Muhlenberg Township
• Exhibits: Philadelphia celebrates Dickens' 200th birthday
• Wanted in Berks
• Gerlach sets priorities for re-election bid
• Looking for first title, Saints are team to beat
• Bill Uhrich: Berks County residents report numerous bald eagle sightings
• Penn State Extension launches website for 'green' industry events
• News to Use: Firm holds builder seminar;
• Meet the candidate: Jim Gerlach
• Bulldogs, Blazers cruise into semis
• Transactions for Feb. 12, 2012
• Hormones fuel auto sales in sex-driven market
• Kutztown University graduates
• John Forester: Corbett rebounds from his critics
• Parker wins third straight title; Bates girls champion
• Obama right to revoke edict before courts invalidated it (2/12/12)
• Books inspire curious young minds
• Listings, New Hires: Pamela Wilson
• Fishing will start early this spring
• Thompson's big finish fuels Crusaders' rally
• Smart Ideas: Financial relationships
• What grows in Brooklyn? A tree and a new theater
• Porsche joins Rolls-Royce in chasing record sales in 2012
• Planner
• Streaking Lions down Dutchmen
• Boy was denied chance to learn (2/12/12)
• Enjoy London on the cheap during Olympic summer
• HACC graduates
• Notes
• Passenger, 18, hurt in minivan crash
• Sharing the love
• Campus notes
• Philly show offers range of seminars
• Math problem: Royals' loss hurts playoff hopes
• George Hatza: In the end, 'Potter' films do mature
• TV and art films: Feb. 12 to 18
• Create a beautiful, restful bedroom by evaluating floor plan
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Haines returns from darkness of concussion
• Michelle Singletary: Major should match-up to career
• Quick tips for a big wall splash
• Will Adele be the belle of the Grammy ball?
• Valentine's Day was sweet time in the 19th century
• Digital valves making a big splash in the shower
• WallPops carves a big niche
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Daily docket
• Hidden Los Angeles attractions worth climb
• Blast from the past: return of the wall covers
• Corbett's budget to have far-reaching impact
• Crime Alert: Tips sought in Muhlenberg theft from vehicle
• Harry Deitz: The job of a good parent never ends
• If you go
• Districts trying to make ends meet
• Sportswriters' notebook: This certainly rings true: Bodolus was old school
• Travels with Charlie: Showering praise on bath fixtures that offer luxury, not cold comfort
• Strausstown community center, fire hall now enjoy public support
• Everyone wins at fundraiser for retired nuns
• Vavras making a splash at ESU
• Renda, Phillips notch 100th wins
• About Something Elsie
• White homeowners decreasing in Reading
• More on the art exhibition at the New Arts Program
• Five generations: Casper
• Championships are all about timing and peaking
• Round 1 of snow was nice but 2nd round was trouble
• Artistic dog draws crowd at Valentine event
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Art review: In 'Segment,' humanity as both victim and victimizer
• Military news
• Seven to be inducted into Berks basketball hall
• Oley, Reading win easily to reach semis
• Silicon Cert Laboratories details
• Ellen De Generes makes move on Pitt-Jolie house
• Listings, Accolades: Dave Yeager and Monica Carlisle;
• Berks Basketball Hall of Fame
• Pedestrian struck at 10th and Spring streets
• Whitney Houston dead at 48; police say no evidence of crime
• Road conditions deteriorating as temperatures drop
• Today in Black History: 1976 - Clifford Alexander Jr is sworn in as the first Af...
• Men's basketball beats Lebanon Valley 72-67!!!
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Singer-guitarist wins RACC Idols competition
• Blazers turn back Scouts, clinch playoff spot
• Faces of Faith: Micki D. Reese
• Boyertown man charged in Alsace killing
• Weiser boys, Wilson girls are teams to beat
• To learn more about Jim MacDonald's free "Celebration of Life" lectures
• Former state representative seeks Senate seat
• Today's Berks Girls League playoff games
• How you can plan in advance to assist your family through difficult time of death
• Meet the candidate
• After Pan Am gold, Kintzer hopes for Olympics
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• Mary Young: Budget response honor for Schwank
• Prayer vigil seeks end to city violence
• VFW salutes Longswamp girl for patriotic essay
• American Cancer Society - Berks Unit
• Tattoos serve to showcase faith of some Christians
• Bosses surveyed on likeliness of negotiating salary
• Diocese awaiting details on coverage change
• Local religion digest 2/11/12: Women from 3 faiths to speak at program in city
• Negotiating salaries in a poor economy
• Sandusky in court seeking more freedom, visitors
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Fairness fuels debate on income inequality
• Cars split Mennonite sects, expert says at KU
• 4 ideas to improve your oral health
• Upcoming lecture
• Recalls
• Gerlach tours Reading candy company
• John Smith column 2//11/12: Early book on Paterno offers glimpses of his faith
• The new face of poverty: Hope amid despair for local Latinos
• Owners of condemned city building to pay for demolition
• Area church charity receives $4,000 grant
• State study recommends Heidelberg join regional police force
• When to watch 'Portlandia'
• Smart Ideas: Romance and finance
• Ex-city officer again denied bail in call-girl case
• 'Portlandia': A state of mind, laughs on IFC
• American voters must be happy (2/11/12)
• Daily Docket
• Stouchsburg sewers discussed at workshop
• Express adds Division I players
• Earl residents awake to police swarming neighborhood
• He saw both sides of war
• Firm to study flooding in Manor Creek area
• Royals beat the clock, Jackals
• Zumbathon
• In what century are we living? (2/11/12)
• Conservatives don't hate Obama (2/11/12)
• Action may come much too late (2/11/12)
• Bodolus was great influence (2/11/12)
• County move appalling (2/11/12)
• Recap from Albright's win over Alvernia
• Today in Black History: 1989 - Ron Brown elected Chairman of the Democratic Part...
• Police investigating homicide in Alsace Township
• Redistricting would affect Cornwall Terrace least
• New playoff format comes too late for Raiders
• John Rosemond: High self-esteem associated with antisocial behavior
• Wounded pit bull in Chester County bounces back; SPCA targets dogfighting
• Reading woman guilty in roommate's stabbing death
• Council hears plans for rail spur, park
• Berks wrestlers in state rankings
• Becoming less fearful of death
• South Carolina woman accused of putting dog in trash twice
• Dog therapist helps pets get fit
• West Reading advertising for part-time officer
• BCIAA basketball playoffs
• Examining death through the eyes of those who have had near-death experiences can help alleviate fears
• Parents of mauled North Texas toddler arrested
• 2 Illinois men accused of shooting gray wolves
• Business owner wants sign back
• Smart Ideas: Kiddie tax
• Slices of life: Mural brightens fence outside of city dental office
• Northwest Ohio county changes pit bull adoption policy
• Dog events dot West Manheim park's schedule
• Merging police forces being explored
• Bruce Williams: The greater the reward, the greater the risk
• Ask the vet's pets: Tabby is cat's coat pattern, not breed
• N.C. court backs trooper who kicked canine partner
• Officials say garages being used for repair work
• Business log: J.C. Penney to close Lehigh County center
• More on the film review of 'Melancholia'
• Valentine's Day spending
• Man gets 15 years in prison, set fire to SUV left for lost dogs
• Dentist who closed practice faces complaints, lawsuits
• Recalls
• Film review: Depression looks gorgeous in 'Melancholia'
• Dog will serve Colorado boy, 7, with rare condition
• Hearing on bill to protect dental patients
• Not just for lovers
• David Alan Grier shrugs off 'Porgy and Bess' row
• York SPCA pushes county-wide initiative to keep dogs from a life on chains
• City orders demolition of Lemon Street building
• A honey of a holiday
• More on the film review of 'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island'
• Dog shootings in New Mexico being investigated
• Daily Docket
• Sara Noel: Freeze bananas for tasty treat
• Film review: 'Journey 2' sinks Verne's isle in 3-D muck
• Police say woman tossed dog out 3rd-story window
• Former classmate stays in touch via Skype
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Feb. 10
• Luzerne County man creates beds for shelter dogs
• Horticulture club to present event on indoor gardening
• Truck sheers pole, leaving road closed in Bern Township
• Royals to host Elmira
• Reading Eagle hypocritical (2/10/12)
• Sandusky takes stand over request for local jury
• Tracking tenants online
• SUV rolls over after hitting ice, police say
• 11 boys teams qualify for districts
• Spencer spending money that Reading does not have (2/10/12)
• York City wants to extend dog scooping laws to private property
• City lore about slumlords
• Ex-convict had drugs, paraphernalia in his home, police say
• Reading High girls seeded first in 3-AAAA
• Erin Negley: Northeast Taproom not just a corner bar
• Nebraska man arrested in dog's death
• Board wants county to fix Angora Road
• $266 million for state in mortgage settlement
• Mike Drago's top 10 rankings
• John Fidler: City case similar to Kitty Genovese case
• Dogs set to take a bow, try to wow at Westminster
• Per-capita tax waived for members of military
• Low rents have high cost
• New Berks boys basketball alignment
• TV anchor recovering from dog bite during segment
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Mind is free from guilt (2/10/12)
• Pledge would be violation of oath (2/10/12)
• Government policy discourages saving (2/10/12)
• Students deserve commendations (2/10/12)
• Was it necessary to shoot to kill? (2/10/12)
• Albright Men's and Women's Swim Teams are heading to Wilke-Barre, Pa, to compet...
• Section of Old Airport Road closed in Amity Township
• Today in Black History: 1952 - Invisible Man wins award Author Ralph Ellison's n...
• Press problem delays newspaper delivery
• Berks Encore to lead heart-health effort
• Parking pad can stay, but it'll cost homeowner
• Smart ideas: Valentines shopping
• If you go: Oscar Nominated Short Films 2012
• Daily Docket
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Gregory Karp: Shop smart for that diamond
• Film review: Oscar-nominated animated shorts are long on quality
• Holly Herman: Officer's arrest in prostitution case shocks
• Learn about birds and bees, and bats, at park
• Flood plain update good news for some
• Stay a couple months - or years in Berks County
• Fitness profile: Michael Pauley
• The Collector: Ship paintings big sellers at Pook auction
• Groups disagree on trap, neuter, release program for feral cats
• For more information
• Berks plans for tower, access road discussed
• Michelle Singletary: More money down could be good thing
• Use different colors to divide bedroom
• Centre Park Mansion Series opens with 'Carmen'
• PetSmart settles N.H. packaging case involving cadmium
• Officials seek safe passage for salamanders
• State House sends gas-drilling bill to Corbett
• Jim Mullen: Going paperless is priceless
• If you go: The Reading Symphony Orchestra with cellist Joshua Roman
• Pets perish in Santa Rosa fire, pot plants OK
• Developer's plans get warm reception
• Salon services
• RSO soloist Joshua Roman makes classical cool
• DVD review: RaroVideo breathes new life into Italian 'Overcoat'
• Council takes stand on radio bands
• Driver hurt in Brecknock crash
• Packaging beauty at the salon
• If you go: Kutztown Presents Children's Series presents "Charlotte's Web" by Theatreworks USA
• Woman arrested for drunken driving 2 straight mornings by same policeman
• City to demolish dilapidated Lemon Street building
• Some in Wilson see redistricting as divisive
• Daniel Radcliffe dishes on post-'Potter' life
• KU Children's Series presents 'Charlotte's Web' at Brandywine
• Brothers could string along audience
• Unrelated debate delays gun bill vote
• Judge rejects challenge to redistricting ruling
• Car being hawked as a character in ABC's 'The Middle'
• If you go: Chocolate & Wine Pairing Weekend on the Berks County Wine Trail
• Caltagirone schedules public meeting at RACC on power outages
• Sandusky lawyer seeks delay in trial
• Big second half lifts Rams over KU
• Berks County Wine Trail breaks out the chocolates
• Defendant was in audience, not with lawyer, at hearing
• District support staff gets raise
• Altemose reaches 1,000 points as Alvernia rolls over Albright
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Loan programs
• Students talk farms, goals with state ag secretary
• Mission accomplished: Boone Berks II champs
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Working the land costly, rewarding
• Movin' and groovin' at Honey Brook school
• Burggraf responds as Muhls win title
• 'Rock Through the Valley' schedule of events
• Man waives hearing in attack on grandmother
• Borough plans vote on holding yard sales
• RHS catches 'fire,' wins division
• A Day Away at Rock Through the Valley
• State fines Muhlenberg firm for radiation violations
• New rental property ordinance
• Red Knights silence the doubters
• If you go: Family Fun Day
• Employers should decide raises (2/9/12)
• Goals in focus
• Mayor placards building as illegal rental
• Alvernia can't solve Albright's tough 'D'
• Out on the trail at Blue Marsh Lake's Family Fun Day
• Government can't perform legitimate role without cash (2/9/12)
• Men's Basketball over Alvernia 65-57...way to go Lions!!!
• County shouldn't feed the guards (2/9/12)
• Don't blame cats; blame the people (2/9/12)
• Shooter did a good job (2/9/12)
• Rotaries show some foresight (2/9/12)
• No desserts are required (2/9/12)
• Pipeline studied for three years (2/9/12)
• Section of Route 625 reopens in Brecknock following accident
• Horizons Job and Internship Fair
• Big game tonight....everyone wear black....
• Job&Internship Fair this morning!!
• Today in Black History: 1986 - Figure Skater Debi Thomas wins Women's Singles Fi...
• Muhls champs with win, out of playoffs with loss
• Daily Docket
• Corbett says plan lean and demanding
• Bruce Williams: Early payoff doesn't add up
• Ghost Hunters to materialize at Spring Township Library
• What local legislators are saying
• Sara Noel: How to keep hair color from fading
• The math of governor's proposed budget
• Democrats want more for families, seniors
• Six steps to business growth
• Tea Party offers leadership, courage (2/8/12)
• Secretarial services might be outsourced
• Budget 'not as bad as it could be'
• Management professor tells hospitality professionals to make themselves distinct from competitors
• Lawmakers have better things on which to concentrate than Shariah law (2/8/12)
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Staffing levels to be studied with eye on budget
• It adds up to fun at math night in Exeter
• Bad news for Romney as Santorum sweeps
• Collecting valentine cards
• Application authorized for grant to renovate pool
• Kutztown official questions access road plan
• Don Spatz: City Hall is being staged for web of bureaucracy
• At Wilson, art and heart come together for veterans
• Tract eyed for park, but dilapidated house must go
• Rig overturns, shuts down highway ramp for 2 hours
• Required ingredient for motor fuel doesn't exist
• Rohrer questions need for driver's licenses
• Bern Township hires new police chief
• Kitchen scoop: Strawberry 'cheat cake' stirs up sweet memories
• Butchering complaint under investigation
• About the course
• Recipes for Indian food
• The case
• They're making multimedia-savvy students at Wyomissing
• Members of the Pennsylvania Heartland Herb Society try out Indian dishes
• Meet the candidate
• More restrictions sought on Sandusky's movement
• Effects of school redistricting plan outlined
• New on DVD: 'Anonymous,' 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part I,' and more ...
• Lehigh businessman seeks state House seat
• Reading couple admit to 13 burglaries
• City to crack down on dangerous buildings, mayor says
• DVD reviews: 'Drive,' 'In Time' and others ...
• John Driscoll, Berks County Funeral Directors Association president
• Help needed
• 2 robbers take man's cash, cellphone in city
• Margin for error slim for Albright
• High court balks at setting free-speech limits on students (2/8/12)
• Masked gunmen might have expected empty restaurant, manager says
• Raider Duals keep program going
• Airport's yearly electric bill $14,000 less, manager tells board
• Summary of governor's proposal
• All girls basketball playoffs spots will be determined tonight
• 1 hurt in Route 422 crash; eastbound lanes briefly closed
• Bill would ban local ordinances on lost, stolen guns
• Procrastinators Anonymous
• House closed for business (2/8/12)
• Feral cats are annoying (2/8/12)
• Shooting was tragic story (2/8/12)
• Policy unfair (2/8/12)
• Scripture filled with irony (2/8/12)
• Resume Doctor and Job/Internship Fair Prep
• World's last known WWI veteran dies
• Today in Black History: 1872 - Alcorn A&M College opened Alcorn A&M was founded...
• Seniors Jilian Duffy and Francis Hall are having their final semester at Albrigh...
• 422 East reopened at Route 662 in Amity Township
• Ramp from West Shore Bypass to Warren Street Bypass closed
• BCTC ending math classes
• Brandywine says no to Kutztown merger talks
• Weiser keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Boone
• Recalling courage of young cousin who stood up to cancer
• Jason Brudereck: Stories' popularity can be surprising
• Full text of Gov. Tom Corbett's budget speech
• New rules adopted for outdoor stoves
• Churches urge prayers for city
• Hamburg clinches postseason berth
• 'One True Thing' inspires gratitude for a mom's love
• Hot question: What's the biggest thing that's changed your life?
• Corbett's budget proposal slashes university funding
• Ex-officer pleads not guilty in prostitution-ring case
• Authorities release homicide victim's name
• Maple Grove celebrates '11, kicks off 50th birthday in '12
• Cross country runner pushes to move up in the pack
• In your face: Cheyenne Nester
• Showcase: Photography of Patricia Madej
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Casey hears plea for tax cut extension
• Smart Ideas: Choosing chocolates
• An actress who inspires: Emma Watson
• Birth of a legendary guitar: Picker in awe after touring Martin factory
• What's goin' on the week of Feb. 7
• Volunteers send students packing with food
• Water authority members get pay increase
• Recalls
• Early detection is key when it comes to treating glaucoma
• 'Man on a Ledge' gives good vertigo
• Find your place in history online
• Test ordered on air, environment in high school
• Seafood Shanty Inc.
• Health digest: Classes, yoga and more set at Reading Hospital sites
• Wilson sophomore plays on three basketball teams
• Borough OKs emergency plan
• Seafood Shanty returns
• Person of the week: Maria A. Grill
• Heigl is bounty hunter out for the 'Money'
• Group wants to plant trees near high school
• Township to sue local contractor
• Goal of treatment for asthma is for patient to have no attacks
• 'Underworld' will send nonfans straight to sleep
• Former member asks that panel be reinstated
• Ex-speaker of state House convicted of corruption
• Lori Borgman: PINhead terrible at security questions
• The World Outside wants to bring people inside
• Push on to detect dementia at onset
• Masked gunmen rob Muhlenberg restaurant
• The curious case of Grammy nominee Linda Chorney
• Museum brings Holocaust atrocities into sharp focus
• York area youth group collecting donations for Animal Rescue Inc.
• Screenings help show who's at risk
• Maidencreek fire displaces 2 families
• Audio reviews: Leonard Cohen, Kelly Pickler
• Cellphone and Internet are among top 5 world changers
• McDonald's pulls ad after pit bull owner outrage
• Casey criticizes administration on health care rule
• Schwank backs grants for struggling schools
• If you go to 'Wit' on Broadway
• Finding direction in narrow lane of a pool
• Let cat lovers solve problem (2/7/12)
• Official: Dog starts Vancouver, Wash., house fire
• Man wearing gas mask robs store
• Corbett appointee to oversee addiction programs
• Stage review: Cynthia Nixon wrestles with life in a moving 'Wit'
• Steve Jobs heads list of world's most influential people
• City officials must open better lines of communications (2/7/12)
• Man fatally shot in dog dispute in Ocala, Fla.
• Daily Docket
• Homeowner asks city to overturn HARB window ruling
• Burggraf fuels Muhls' victory
• Lesson of the roller coaster: Be open to trying new things
• Tough calls for parents to make (2/7/12)
• Historical Society to present photo-preservation workshop
• Spencer asks council for $115,600 for aides
• Bodolus steps down at Boone
• Band's 'Black Parade' helps forge an identity
• Court rules Calif. gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Board fills vacant post; 2 candidates had applied
• Seniors at 2 local colleges eye future
• Win puts Wilson in playoffs, keeps Mustangs out
• Joining Jewish youth group opens up new world
• Budget highlights
• Wag the Dog: Citizens, News and the Media
• Council should have appointed McHale (2/7/12)
• Spend money on better things (2/7/12)
• Rapper right to be upset (2/7/12)
• Injustice in our system (2/7/12)
• Downtown Reading is safe for walking (2/7/12)
• Change needed at Fleetwood (2/7/12)
• Daniel Boone football coach resigns
• Don't put this off!
• Don't miss this tonight at 6 p.m.
• No blow to head considered safe (2/6/12)
• Mayor's widow deserves better (2/6/12)
• Merger still a good idea (2/6/12)
• Resume Doctor and Job/Internship Fair Prep
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• Giants take advantage of Pats' gamble
• Mistakes cost Pats in Giants' win
• Eli leads Giants to Super Bowl win
• Jim Kerr: Hold on for ride of school budget season
• Fight between 2 brothers in Muhlenberg Township ends with injuries to both, police say
• Berks swimming bests
• The thrill
• Letter online
• Eight still vying for playoff slots in final 3 days
• Sharon Randall: Flight provides cold comfort for ailing travelers
• Bishop condemns birth control requirement
• Scholastic honor roll
• Leesport historical museum draws crowd at open house
• Business spotlight: Beverly Hills Tavern
• More on the film review of 'Chronicle'
• Boyertown Junior High School West team tops in math contest
• The Kitchen Door details
• 'Chronicle' takes found-footage idea to new level
• Scores of cats let out of the bag at Karousel show
• Opening The Kitchen Door in Boyertown
• More on the film review of 'The Woman in Black'
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• Smart Ideas: Income inequality
• Film review: 'The Woman in Black' summons suspense
• Daily planner: Monday
• Bruce Williams: Dividing property not good for siblings
• When to watch 'Spartacus: Vengeance'
• TV producer from Reading to discuss Arab media in talk
• Berks ledger
• A new season of 'Spartacus' with a new Spartacus
• Berks native takes part in environment, peace studies in Israel
• He's rite there via video link
• Madonna leads a Super show
• Trail shooter deserves praise (2/6/12)
• Know your robot
• Police: Robber threatened to shoot victim
• Gov. Mifflin considers adding robot custodian
• Driver had drugs, stolen gun, state troopers say
• Colleges care about rankings more than students care
• Mohnton-area Scouting leader honored for years of service
• Two rescued from lift while trimming trees in Exeter Township
• How to help
• Can't quit
• Beth Hudson's girls basketball Top 10
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Reeling in memories of flounder fishing
• Breininger's handiwork helps preserve small farms
• Police identify man found fatally shot in Reading alley
• Berks I remains a fight to the finish
• Torching of banner is a slap at constitutional freedoms (2/6/12)
• In Our Schools: Alice Orlando
• Man charged in shooting of woman at Farm Show complex
• Early lead helps Delp earn fourth Berks Amateur win
• Today in Black History: 1958 - Clifton R. Wharton Sr. Appointed to Embassy Cli...
• Traffic alert
• Poetry, dance, song mark Black History Month celebration
• Royals beat Everblades 5-4 in overtime
• Five generations: Hartman
• Travels with Charlie: Silver-mining town loses its luster before becoming tourism treasure
• Sample posts
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• Balanced scoring helps Lions rout E-town
• Thoughts of thanks
• Snapshots: Bunyan statues a towering presence in many cities
• Spencer campaign took in money to end of year
• Facebook helps municipalities get the word out
• Tips sought in Cumru home invasion
• Fatigue plays role in KU loss
• If you go: 'Barnyard Animal Art of Berks County'
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Fabric glue a godsend
• No reason for tribute (2/5/12)
• Flea market at Oley Valley Middle School raises money for student program
• Thompson's 30 fuel Crusaders
• About the artists featured at the Historical Society's barnyard-scenes exhibit
• Listings: New Hires
• New mayor blocking flow of information to the public (2/5/12)
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Where to find help
• Smart Ideas: Save at the checkout
• Historical Society exhibit features barnyard scenes painted by renowned 19th century Berks artists
• Real estate investors group to hold monthly meeting Tuesday
• Organize This! column by Vali G. Heist: Find time to stay organized by clearing mental clutter
• Obama pushes programs to put veterans to work
• 4 tips for cutting debt
• Reviews
• Listings, Accolades: Loretta Leibert receives GRI
• Deep, talented Cougars continue to run toward the postseason
• Unemployment after deployment
• Power to the People
• In original Internet shows, hints of coming change
• Personalize home with collections
• Bill Uhrich: Daily walks lead to viewing of unusual scenes
• Albright graduates
• Financing Fido and Fluffy
• George Hatza: Oscar voters stumbled with a 'Loud' error
• Old-fashioned trumps high-tech in a chef's kitchen
• Harry Deitz: They threw away the manual for old newsrooms
• Campus notes
• Creating a financial plan
• TV and art films: Feb. 5 to 11
• Don't make rash decision in choosing a toilet seat
• John Forester: Ruling might send voters to polls twice
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Untitled
• More on Ron Schira's art review of 'Day Job'
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• Planner
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• Think smarter and plan better for retirement at every stage of life
• Top stars cover Bob Dylan songs for Amnesty International
• Clipper Chris Paul buys Avril Lavigne's home
• Squirrel hunting provides way to extend time afield
• Wanted in Berks
• Untitled
• Kendal Rautzhan: Awesome books for babies and toddlers
• Robesonia woman is winner in Outten car giveaway contest
• State federation membership best current option
• Program brings groceries to seniors' doorsteps
• Beginner's Guide to Building a Budget A budget is the foundation of a solid financial plan
• Audio review: The Little Willies
• Untitled
• Fiji a great place to cast yourself away
• Penn State graduates
• Not too many savers: Only one in five Pennsylvanians has a savings cushion
• Sportswriters' notebook: Tip of the hat to changes made by 'follicly challenged' O'Brien at PSU
• Think electric-vehicle plant goes bust
• If you go
• Ag Center to host series on winter gardening
• Students find winning formula in chemistry contest
• Royals making moves, trying to find right pieces
• Visiting Washington Auto Show, Obama extols U.S.-made vehicles
• Exhibits: Schoenberg collection goes to North Texas
• Township reorganizations for 2012
• No 9-1-1 calls made after gunfire, victim's cries
• XLVI - or 46 - things about the Super Bowl
• GM to place $200 million stamping facility in Texas
• Civil War museums update as views of era change
• One injured in Kenhorst fire
• Men's basketball defeats Elizabethtown 72-58!
• Coroner called after body found in city alley
• Today in Black History: 1913 - Activist Rosa Parks is born.
• State high court explains redistricting ruling
• Ziegler ignores coach, hits winner for Bullets
• Favorite Super Bowl snack poll results
• Royals routed by Everblades
• Independent investigation needed in Thun Trail case (2/4/12)
• Suspect in syringe holdups waives hearings in 3 cases
• Unemployment rate falls to nearly three-year low
• Mary Young: So, who gets those desserts at prison?
• Newspaper association backs Richmond man's lawsuit against township
• Smart Ideas: Income up, not spending
• Ministry embraces those affected by HIV/AIDS
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• XL beer sales for Super Bowl XLVI
• John Smith column 2/4/12: Biblical links found in tributes at Paterno service
• Patriots beat Giants in Mifflin food drive
• Recalls
• Local religion digest 2/4/12: Local churches to take part in Souper Bowl
• Family escapes house fire in Longswamp
• Drop-off points
• Body found in Reading alley; neighbors report hearing gunfire
• Romney reports tithing but practice drops overall
• 2 school districts use waste oil for heating
• Faces of Faith: Nancy DiGiacomo
• Woman charged in Berks courthouse brawl
• Appraising compliments
• Wing cha-ching!
• Special-needs people need dental care, too
• Praise for student success overdone?
• Lebanon bologna footballs big hit with Super Bowl crowd
• About Marriage and Families from the Bible to Today
• Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries
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• Supermarket chicken in a different league
• Course at Alvernia's Seniors College examines how marriage has evolved
• Pearl A. (Hoffman) Kahler
• 'Lift Every Voice and Sing'
• Super spike in chicken wing prices
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Tebow haters, back off
• She taught how to play, how to live
• Artist discusses his craft with youths at Alvernia event
• Spill of cylinders closes Route 222
• When to watch Bill Moyers
• Argall seeks re-election to state Senate
• Mayor calls coordination key to jobs plan
• Blandon man, 18, charged in robbery of Fleetwood boy, 15
• Bill Moyers makes a welcome return
• Meet the candidate
• Releasing ex-officer too risky, feds say
• Head-on crash in Caernarvon kills man, 80
• Six former champs in Berks Amateur
• Writer should have more understanding (2/4/12)
• Districts split, sprawling
• Red Knights use scoring balance to drub Blazers
• The Waiting Room by Megan Smith
• Portion of bypass reopens following accident
• Money needed to buy products (2/4/12)
• Outlaw super PACs (2/4/12)
• Stretch of Route 562 in Amity reopens following accident
• City residence raided; crack cocaine discovered
• Today in Black History: 1956 - First black student enrolls at the University of...
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• Penn State Berks hoops teams to hold breast-cancer benefit
• Authority gets grant from United Way
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Feb. 3
• Patty Pagoda doesn't see shadow
• Facebook helps fill 2 vacancies
• Anzalone ready for D-I attention
• Victims testify of being shot outside city bar
• Engineer presents plans for new Turkey Hill
• Strong finish lifts Wilson girls
• Super Sole Weekend details
• FBI arrests ex-city cop in online sex-ring case
• Finally healthy, Lynx making late playoff run
• Hidden message gives grieving parents purpose
• Route 222 crash injures 5 in East Cocalico Township
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• Plans for Super Bowl Sunday
• Before fire, 15 lived in home with no water, toilets
• St. Francis offers Webber perfect fit
• Stronger laws needed on cats (2/3/12)
• Mayor visits cadets at city police academy
• Smart Ideas: Mistakes retirees repeat
• City Thrift Shop brims with vintage designer hats
• Business log: Beacon Container Corp. changes hands
• Helping kids with cancer always in fashion at PSU Berks
• New job for new mother Kelly A. Smith
• Jobs rebound speaks volumes
• Hospital effort may save lives before patients arrive (2/3/12)
• Developer proposing age-restricted housing
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Ron Devlin: Couple still sweethearts, decades later
• Longtime resident named to council
• Auditor says mayor's part-time aides working full time
• John Rosemond: Authoritative parents most often end up with well-adjusted children
• Polling site changes
• January weather in Berks
• Slices of life: Hamburg fire company benefits from donations
• Improper contributions to Spencer alleged
• Weather here mostly balmy in January
• How to make the best of winter weather with your pets
• Mudfest run knocked off trail, this year
• Dogs help students bone up on books
• Ask the vet's pets: Use veterinary-approved oral health products for pets
• 'Big Miracle' unwieldy but has some suspense
• Shooter did the right thing (2/3/12)
• Participation was a privilege (2/3/12)
• Traffic circles really do work (2/3/12)
• Punxsutawney faithful: First or not, Phil's No. 1
• It's Groundhog Day ... and Berks County had it first
• City man sentenced for shooting at 4 police officers
• Today in Black History: 1915 - Biologist Ernest E. Just Receives Spingarn Medal...
• Penn State's goal to protect image (2/2/12)
• Daily Docket
• Spring Township man sexually assaulted 3 boys, authorities say
• Wilson's Sullivan to play for Widener
• If you go: Get the Led Out concert
• Court shouldn't block efforts to keep public informed (2/2/12)
• Science in Motion
• Troopers seek missing Wernersville inmate
• Under O'Brien, 'a whole different attitude'
• Get the Led Out still passionate about re-creating Zeppelin
• Jason Kahl: Shot teens put selves at risk
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Boyertown to keep Philadelphia Avenue parking as is
• Maple Grove Raceway has new logo
• Experts advise women how to dress to accentuate their positives
• The collector: Important Duffield clock chimes out $118,500 at Pook
• Can't we all just get along? Old photo says 'yes'
• Supervisors to seek tree-planting grant
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• Tips for looking good with curves
• Quick picks: Comedy, new movies, Philly car show, Disney on Ice, Get the Led Out
• Teen in Thun Trail case to get mental health evaluation
• Council grants curb, sidewalk waivers to 2 homeowners
• Swann named a finalist for national player of year
• Fitness profile: Dr. Therese Brennan
• Out on the trail: For hikers with resolve, finding outings is easy
• Robber gets cash, cigarettes from Cumru convenience store
• Deal allows buggy horse on property
• Unger's eligibility at Wyomissing in question
• Silhouette blinds provide privacy
• If you go: 13th Annual Allbreed & Household Pet Cat Show presented by Karousel Kats Cat Club
• Low-salt diet for area roads
• Reid understands fans' frustration
• Jim Mullen: Should bad behavior be rewarded?
• Karousel Kats show at the Riveredge: Some show cats are born ready
• Installment plan for taxpayers to be voted on
• No. 22 has played major role in Pats' postseason
• 'War Horse' star one of Hollywood's equine elite
• If you go: Harbor View Park in Bayonne, N.J.
• Architect wants more money to finish project
• Exeter will induct 6 into Hall
• Raunch meter rises for CBS Monday comedies
• A day away: Sept. 11 memorial in Bayonne a sight to behold
• Lehigh County man seeks state House seat
• Snow in February
• South Mountain Construction
• York Catholic downs Saints
• To do list: A week's worth of events in and around Berks County
• Meet the candidate
• Swift loses 'Les Miz' lead to British stage actress
• Board says applicant must have attorney
• South Heidelberg business is working on plan Z
• Fraction makes his points for Golden Bears
• Raid nabbed moonshiners in Richmond
• Commission lauds district over deal on equal-opportunity issues
• Smart Ideas: Organizing paperwork
• Cowan scores game-winner as Royals down Florida
• ACOR award winners
• Mickey, Minnie visit Reading Public Library
• Alvernia rallies past Arcadia
• ACOR's Black History Month events calendar
• Snow sparing Lower 48, but belting much of globe
• City Council appoints Corcoran new member
• O'Brien pleased with PSU class
• ACOR celebrates Black History Month
• Items placed at Paterno statue put in storage
• Spencer repackages request for special assistants
• Wyomissing falls in semis
• If you go: 'Disney on Ice: Treasure Trove'
• Felon was growing pot in apartment, police say
• Traveling labs bring science to life in schools
• Biglerville overwhelms Panthers
• Skater swept away in magic of Disney on Ice roles
• Eric O'Shea
• Gingrich deals in hypocrisy (2/2/12)
• Paterno's treatment will be remembered (2/2/12)
• Wage should be a living wage (2/2/12)
• No notification of benefits due (2/2/12)
• City Year Open House
• Resume Doctor and Job/Internship Fair Prep
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• Don't miss Eric O'Shea tonight in the Campus Center!
• Birds' Reid says there's always pressure
• Daily Docket
• LinkedIn versus Facebook
• New on DVD: 'Drive,' 'The Thing,' 'The Big Year' and more ...
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Connecting to LinkedIn
• Here's one place where artists don't starve
• Stolen safe had $2,200 in valuables, police say
• Red Knights rally to beat Mustangs
• Parents turn in sons in crime spree
• Children's Home of Reading schedules adoption event
• Wilson survives Muhls' upset bid
• It is time for serious debate (2/1/12)
• ICE facility to stay in Berks, saving 60 jobs
• Boyertown library starts endowment
• Bulldogs come of age in victory over Muhls
• Giffords realizes she cannot fulfill her duties (2/1/12)
• Amity official pleads guilty in DUI crash
• Cellphones big help in Kutztown High class
• Wilson boys, girls sweep past Mifflin
• Superintendents' Forum: Parents, teachers play vital roles in encouraging reading (2/1/12)
• Cumru home invasion victim still hospitalized
• Thousands lose state health care
• Mustangs hampered by injuries
• Resilient Romney routs Gingrich in Florida primary
• Coalition releases study on cutting off Asian carp from Lake Michigan
• Zoning board opens hearnig on county tower plans
• Wilson can't overcome Blue Streaks' big lead
• Don Spatz: Mayor should thank predecessor
• Pythons likely wiping out Glades mammals, study finds
• Committee recommends study on need for new school
• Muller, Menet stay the course
• Do spirits still haunt the fields and forests near Shartlesville?
• Oil City boy injured in pit bull attack at home
• Arena operator, bars sued over 3 DUI deaths
• Bodolus bound for Bucknell
• Cupcakes to bowl over your Super Bowl dudes
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius found dead
• Policy committee holds first meeting
• District 3-AA wrestling team tournament
• Spice up Super Bowl party with walking tacos, chili and guacamole
• A bid in the hand is worth ... $100
• PSU lands middle-of-pack recruiting class
• A la carte: Heart-shaped Valentine's cake easy to make
• The issue, and the Berks numbers
• Spagnuolo offered a job by Reid
• New technology helps bridge slide quickly into place
• Sandusky prosecutors want out-of-county jury
• Smart Ideas: Don't mix vitamins and medications
• Kitchen scoop: French fry goodness with a lot less guilt
• Daniel Egusquiza, Gallery Above Penn Square curator
• Environmental panel looking to fill vacancies
• Sara Noel: Stock up, store onions
• Game review: Fresh stories propel 'Star Wars: The Old Republic'
• City business owners want 'love back' from police
• Bruce Williams: Sometimes renting is the way to go
• DVD reviews: '50/50' has plenty of heart to spare
• OMG...I'm a Senior Part 2 lol
• Tea Party controls House agenda (2/1/12)
• Young punks learned lesson (2/1/12)
• Knight's comment was inappropriate (2/1/12)
• Give credit where it's due (2/1/12)
• Report appalling (2/1/12)
• Police seeking inmate from correctional facility
• Pizzeria manager returned after shift, took cash and beer, police say
• Mifflin begins weighing cost-cutting options for 2012-13
• More on the stage review of 'Richard III'
• Chilling on the mats: Students cut stress off at the knees with graceful Pilates moves
• City still has money to spend (1/31/12)
• Council fills its vacant seat
• Facebook leak prompts delay of City Council appointment
• Stage review: Kevin Spacey is wickedly good as 'Richard III'
• Meditating even for a minute can help restore sanity
• Antietam-Exeter merger makes sense for all concerned (1/31/12)
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• City faces hurdles, mayor says, but has hope
• Audio reviews: Tim McGraw and Jessie Baylin
• Cold water plunge and herbal tea are quick fixes
• Jason Brudereck: Kids picky eaters, on their terms
• How to help Blankets of Hope
• Contract details
• Sincavage hopes hard work pays Olympic dividends
• Try deep breathing for an effective wind-down
• Stressed senior finds the bliss of aromatherapy
• He spreads warmth with blanket drive
• City to add jobs for new recycling program
• O'Brien adds two assistants to staff
• Find a piece of nature to quiet the storm, reclaim your calm
• Exeter Junior High hosts amateur boxing event
• Donation helps make high school HeartSAFE
• Alvernia men, women post wins
• Certain scents and sounds can soothe stress
• Acid wash jeans aside, no such thing as too retro
• Ministries group faces crackdown
• Castillo will return as Eagles defensive coordinator
• Hot question: What's the best way to relax or de-stress?
• Grace notes of classical music soothe the beast right out of you
• About Adopt-a-Band
• O'Brien relishes challenge PSU presents
• In your face: Kyra Hierl
• Stretching, kicking and jabbing effectively sweat out anxiety
• Showcase: Artwork and photography of Rachel Hammersley
• Twin Valley band members get special earplugs
• Six soccer players from Berks honored
• Reiki is non-invasive method of relaxation and healing
• Some Exeter juniors unhappy about mandatory senior gym
• What's goin' on the week of Jan. 31
• Redistricting meetings
• Smart Ideas: Made in America
• Person of the week: Judith E. Angstadt
• The stress of getting a relaxing ritual just right can kill the joy
• Businessman seeks state House seat
• Wilson officials say close Lincoln Park, West Wyomissing
• East Penn lays off 174 workers
• Raising awareness
• Mood-changing smells include coffee, the ocean and fresh towels
• Meet the candidate
• Exeter police seek help with weekend crash investigation
• Penske to fill 150 to 200 jobs in Berks
• Chew on this
• Sign up now to stop the bullying and sustain Carl's legacy
• Acts of violence raise safety fears
• Daily Docket
• Schuylkill rate dips
• Health digest: Sites throughout county designated for blood donations
• Negativity makes Facebook a needless battleground
• Berks Gas Truth to host lecture about drilling
• Unemployment falls in city, county
• Lori Borgman: Kitchen fiascos leave family alarmed
• 'Red Tails' is sizzling snapshot of fierce airmen
• Municipal authority gets makeover
• Berks art students honored for works
• Singer with Hamburg roots releases first EP
• Truck rolls on ramp, closes section of Route 222
• Brandywine-Kutztown merger talk surfaces
• Rap is an overall winner, but loser at the Grammys
• 'Extremely Loud' is emotional but worthwhile journey
• U.S. can survive four more years (1/31/12)
• Start cutting at the top (1/31/12)
• Why were kids not in school? (1/31/12)
• Portion of Route 222 reopens after tractor-trailer overturns
• City firefighters battling apartment house fire
• Do you use Closed Captioning on your TV? We'd like to interview you.
• Stop playing political games (1/30/12)
• One lapse doesn't ruin integrity (1/30/12)
• Alternative Spring Break is having a fundraiser for their service projects. If...
• Supervisors get update on bridge project
• Royals routed in Kalamazoo
• Dave Mowery: In our world, first not always best
• Daily docket
• Business spotlight: Outer Station Project
• Daily planner: Monday
• Smart ideas: networking events
• About the book
• Train hobbyists on happy track at Hamburg event
• Off Penn Street: Off the Avenue Cafe opens shop in Reading
• Natural beauty
• Fundraiser
• Off the Avenue Cafe Downtown
• Sharon Randall: A story for my grandson
• Near-death experiences topic of Circle of Life Coalition talk
• Bruce Williams: Discipline the key to using credit cards
• Vivica Genaux offers rare vocal 'Pyrotechnics'
• No winter break for Berks farmers
• Berks ledger
• Untitled
• Woman's quirky gifts truly stick out
• 'Man on a Ledge' teeters on brink of blah
• Previous efforts
• Boyertown's Muller waiting on Rutgers hire
• Prison guard threatened wife with gun, police say
• Antietam talking merger, again
• Beth Hudson's Top 10
• City firefighters battle blaze on Pear Street
• Five Berks wrestling teams in District 3 tournament
• In Our Schools: Chris Trickett, technology and engineering, Wilson High
• Suspect accused of robbing man who lent him $40
• Bulldogs get big win heading down the stretch
• Dan Kelly's Korner: These nuns are anything but retiring
• Walking advocates push for sidewalk near school
• Scholastic honor roll
• After chase, woman hits trooper, state police say
• Berks swimming bests
• Man accidentally shoots self, friend, police say
• KU's Jones MVP; Bears finish 10th in tourney
• Obama would hurt the middle class (1/30/12)
• Police swarm dealership after tension rises between biker gangs
• Gehringer keeps lead entering final round
• Suddenly Republican race becomes two-horse contest (1/30/12)
• Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show opens Feb. 4
• Woman jailed after home invasion in Reading
• Steve Rosen: Reading all the fine print on Orman's prepaid card
• Paterno by the numbers
• Anchoring furniture can prevent tragedy with climbing children
• Clubs in focus: Tulpehocken chapter of Trout Unlimited
• 10 local bridges that need work
• Rules for slimmed-down wardrobe
• Woods should play more events in the United States
• 'Connected homes' expected to link with computers, phones
• Travels with Charlie: Diving deeper into properties available for sale at upscale beach
• Local bridges by the numbers
• A stable of clothing can work hard for you
• Gov. Mifflin upsets unbeaten Pottsville
• Essays on modern life from a rural perspective
• Broken bridges
• Spending diet: Coordinating what's in your closet with a few purchases
• Knights fall to Cougars, take 'step backwards'
• Burned-out headlights suggest overworked socket
• Would-be cowboys ride at Arizona rranch
• Seminar to focus on grounds management
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Opening-match drama sets tone for Mustangs
• Fix now, or fix later, it's inevitable
• If you go
• School districts forced to spend more on pension fund
• Campus notes
• Youth is served as Wilson wins title
• Just a Sunday drive in a Ferrari
• If you go
• School wants change in police coverage
• Former Blandon man dies after traffic crash in Tennessee
• Saints hold on, down Chargers
• Tips for coping with substance abuse
• Listings, new hires: Sandra Manwiller, Frances "Cookie" Gibbons and Bobbie Jo Faust
• Congressman eyes 5th term, more of Berks in district
• Retirement funding
• Tips sought in Bern Twp. burglary
• Kutztown runs win streak to nine
• Understanding intervention
• Listings: Accolades
• Paterno died of broken heart (1/29/12)
• Meet Our Staff: Harry Deitz, editor
• Scholarships
• Pride puts up 99 to beat Alvernia
• Reviews
• Plans for new under-mount kitchen sink may be sunk
• TransCanada plan not dead yet despite Obama's move (1/29/12)
• Road projects
• Messiah takes down Albright
• Check out these engaging, thought-provoking books
• Make your bathroom an oasis
• Confident Red Tornadoes gearing up for another playoff run
• Meet the candidate
• Royals beat Walleye, 5-4
• Audio review: 'The Goat Rodeo Sessions'
• Transactions for January 29, 2012
• John Forester: Court's directions a map to limbo
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Paterno's legacy not measured in wins
• Gina Carano begins new journey with 'Haywire'
• Clever disguises can hide decorating problems throughout a home
• Harry Deitz: Thank you for meeting our staff
• Wanted in Berks
• Howard's contract looks good to Amaro
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• Avoid first-time homebuyers' common mistakes
• Bill Uhrich: Bald eagles becoming more common in Berks
• 2012 borough reorganizations
• Sportswriters' notebook: Far from a regular Joe
• Exhibit at Studio B displays scenes of life on the farm
• Melanie Brown, husband list Tarzana home at $3.45 million
• Planner
• Treasure hunt helps Mifflin students learn
• Smart ideas: Now more than ever
• What's a TV junkie to do these days?
• English cottage mixes tradition, glam
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• Michelle Singletary: Arbitration in the cards
• Rynnas keeping head up despite coming down
• EPA will test Susquehanna County water supplies for fracking contamination
• Senior Day for both swim teams in the pool at 2:00. Basketball versus Messiah i...
• Cumru woman tied up during home invasion
• Berks Catholic's big rally sinks Hamburg
• Local religion digest 1/28/12: Youths to fill many roles in service at Muhlenberg Township church
• Car hits, injures city man in Exeter
• Nonsmokers only for new Ohio Penn National casinos
• Faces of Faith: Robin Krammes
• Cancer survivors recognized at Twin Valley
• Smart ideas: couch potato app
• National religion digest: Bishops protest driver's license repeal effort
• Sanger Chor at 30
• Used-car industry struggles to find inventory
• John Smith column 1/28/12: Court ruling seen as landmark for religious liberty
• Chorus a Dutch treat for 30 years
• Man attacked at Maple and Chestnut streets
• Poll: Mormons optimistic about acceptance for church
• Trio charged in Penn Township burglary
• 2 charged after raid; drugs, guns seized
• Bacteria key player in dental problems
• Defendant acquitted in '07 shooting death
• Flu season off to a slow start
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• Teen's death prompting truancy-protocol review
• Wellspring of faith
• Crossing work to briefly shut portion of Route 73
• Teen charged after shootings still in custody
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Photos are too sexy for the yearbook
• 3 tied to Pagerly's killer seek new venue or non-Berks jury
• Free flu shots offered
• David Duchovny takes roundabout way into showbiz
• Stand owner back, and he has a message
• Lawyers for ex-Berks abortion doctor seek case dismissal
• Pence gets $10.4 million; Phils also acquire Pierre
• Motorist critically injured after car hits house in Exeter
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Sandusky seeks OK for visit with grandkids
• Royals top Nailers
• Leadership Berks
• Team wants to psych up kids about cycling
• Activists rally for Bernville residents; cat hearing postponed
• Berks team wrestling playoff preview
• Joy of music chorus leader's ageless refrain
• $2,000 tapping fees anticipated for sites
• Berks Amateur semifinal round Sunday
• Reading High was impressive (1/28/12)
• No intruder found at Northwest Elementary School
• DUI task force to step up efforts, Cocalico Area Leaders learn
• 49ers faced tall odds in NFC championship
• Complaints about veterans office move unjustified (1/28/12)
• Board elects District Township woman leader
• Above all, Paterno was human
• Mary Young: Come mealtime, inmates don't get just desserts
• Perkiomen Avenue eastbound, Exeter Township, reopened
• Information about the HECBC 13th Annual Undergraduate Conference on Research and...
• City school on lockdown after report of intruder
• Is the economy improving?
• Nixed redistricting halts 3 campaigns
• Connor Jack best of Berks freshmen
• Helping dollars make sense
• Concerns over smaller police force in West Reading
• Big Diamond increases prize money for '12 season
• John Rosemond: Boy?s refusal to participate in phys ed class a mystery
• Proposed new budget smaller than current year's
• Bruce Williams: How portable is a union pension?
• Ask the vet's pets: Protect sunbathing cat from skin cancer
• Commission members
• Sara Noel: Curb spending on eating out
• Mekhi Phifer tries to get used to Broadway screams
• Donor wants Sandusky charity money back
• Smart Ideas: Protecting data
• The trendy not a goal for rockers Nickelback
• Statewide child-abuse commission convenes
• Area companies announce earnings
• Knightley a force of nature in 'Method'
• State Supreme Court's call leaves trail of confusion
• VIST Financial timeline
• Concert review: 'Rock of Ages? fun trip back in time
• City school board defends food spending
• VIST Financial sold
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• Time has passed for an apology (1/27/12)
• Legislators share insights on agricultural issues
• 'The Grey' stays lost in the woods
• Changing times bring a sad end to a stellar program (1/27/12)
• Pact with Human Relations Commission approved
• What people are saying
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• David Mekeel: Some differences plain to see
• Man fired gun into air, city police say
• May dedication set for officers memorial
• Wilson closes in on playoff berth with win over Exeter
• John Fidler: Reading needs a good manager
• Daily Docket
• Head-on crash injures 2 in Maidencreek
• A memorial for Joe
• Weeky Berks fishing and hunting report
• Daily Planner: Friday
• State law allows deadly force for self-protection
• Statement game: Bullets upset Panthers
• Berks Bird List 2011 (261)
• Parents go back to school to help their kids learn
• Across state, candidates, campaigns scramble
• With Paterno gone, Knight looks for new hero
• 261 species of birds recorded in Berks in 2011
• No charges for man who shot teens
• Cooking oil ignites, burns woman, deputy city fire chief says
• 'We are indebted to Joe Paterno'
• Resources for financial aid
• Suspect jailed after drug raid in city
• City, authority yet to agree on reserve fund
• Wrestling matchups are set
• Finding funding
• Paper should be ashamed (1/27/12)
• Paper's tribute was surprising (1/27/12)
• Look to county for school reform (1/27/12)
• Road has taken severe beating (1/27/12)
• Programs needed for mercy's sake (1/27/12)
• Speaker did a disservice (1/27/12)
• A new exhibit opens today in the Freedman Gallery
• Day Job Exhibit
• DA, police chief to discuss shooting
• VIST Financial sold
• Green Mount Cemetery trivia
• Holly Herman: Infant cases defy comprehension
• Eventful first year for Piers Morgan at CNN
• Other Green Mount graves of note
• Chevrolet dealer plans makeover
• When to watch 'House of Lies'
• A Day Away at John Wilkes Booth's grave
• State of the Union address sets stage for re-election effort (1/26/12)
• Thousands line Paterno funeral route
• 'House of Lies' brings comedy to corporate greed
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Richard Cohen: Gingrich should take a bow, then he should take a powder
• High court tosses new state Legislature map
• Kate Beckinsale, vampire warrior, is back
• Troopers blame Route 183 crash on driver who was reading
• Decorating Diary: Look to place art at eye level
• Fitness profile: Charles Jason Sarti
• Today's service on TV
• Drug raid at house in city results in arrest
• Royals' new goalie struggles in loss to Nailers
• Smart Ideas: Research in your pocket
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• Arts festival crowd will park for free
• Massachusetts police arrest man sought in attempted city homicide
• Youthful Panthers come of age
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Strong constitution proved to be savior (1/26/12)
• School cafeteria meals getting healthy overhaul
• Meet the artist
• Balanced scoring lifts Albright over Arcadia
• What is <i>olla podrida</I>?
• Easy transition to the slopes for snowboarders with background in skateboarding
• Board votes to buy 3 blighted properties
• Artist hunts clues by day, colorful expression by night
• Big second half key to KU's win
• To donate
• If you go: 'Rock of Ages'
• Berks-based truck maker fined for safety violations
• Lottery ticket worth $250,000 sold in Morgantown
• Joe Paterno: In his own words
• Virginia patrolman to pedal in Pagerly's honor
• Rock star dreams come true in touring musical 'Rock of Ages'
• Daily Docket
• Store owner, would-be robber exchange gunfire, police say
• Business log: ABE, Harrisburg airports to lose AirTran service
• Queen City Diner gets approval for expansion
• If you go: Winter Jam
• Boone budget cuts could shut out sports
• 6 interview for Acosta vacancy
• Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce & Industry event prompts mystery
• Skillet headlines Winter Jam Christian concert, coming to Reading tonight
• Applications sought
• City Council won't reopen 2012 budget
• Best Kept Secrets Tour
• If you go: Shabbatones concert
• Seat on school board still vacant
• $5 million state loan will aid hotel project on Penn Street
• Best Kept Secrets Tour business criteria
• Shabbatones performing Jewish a cappella music at Alvernia
• Nightclub nixed at hookah lounge
• Business tours with a twist: Best Kept Secrets Tour
• If you go: Christopher O'Riley concert
• Victim kills teen robber on trail, police say
• The Collector: Buyer's fee is the cost of doing business at auction
• 'From the Top'! It's pianist Christopher O'Riley at RACC
• Ambush was by ex-wife's lover, police say
• Jim Mullen: The perplexing problems of the rich and famous
• Elect justices to high court (1/26/12)
• Someone should fine the city (1/26/12)
• Paterno was collateral damage (1/26/12)
• Berks wrestling is on the rise (1/26/12)
• Give roundabouts a decent chance (1/26/12)
• History tells different story (1/25/12)
• Series legacy will continue (1/25/12)
• It is better to keep quiet (1/25/12)
• Cop got off easy (1/25/12)
• Downtown plan is not completed (1/25/12)
• From the Holocaust Library and Resource Center at Albright
• Become a Resident Assistant for the 2012-2013 School Year!
• Man in custody after reportedly shooting two men, one fatally
• New logo for RACC Technical Academy
• 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Berks Catholic weathers Schuylkill Valley's best shot
• Reading man charged in cocaine sales
• Don Spatz: Bad news about city difficult to ignore
• Well-prepared Wathan ready to lead R-Phillies
• State high court rejects new trial for funeral director
• Smart ideas: Tackling to to-do list
• Revised team tourney format does athletes no favors
• Editorial on target (1/25/12)
• Attempts afoot to attract recycling business to city
• Bruce Williams: Long-term insurance hit or miss
• Bowa bullish, Amaro pleased with Phillies
• Pa. high court throws out assembly redistricting
• Budget would hike taxes nearly 1 percent
• Poems by Lorah Hopkins
• O'Brien, Nittany Lions pay their respects
• Children's use of technology focus of Exeter schools event
• Words from the soul, food from the heart
• Obama talks economic fairness
• U.S. military raid in Somalia frees hostages
• Reading Regional Airport reopens north-south runway
• DVD reviews: Lautner, Pittsburgh star in action-packed 'Abduction'
• Fact Check: Familiar ideas, familiar gridlock
• Other changes to tenure protections
• Schoolchildren celebrate Chinese New Year
• Sara Noel: How to use leftover tea
• Jobs, energy, values top issues
• Teacher tenure rights weakening
• No clear course of action for the victims of cyberbullying (1/25/12)
• New on DVD: '50/50,' 'Real Steel' and more ...
• Ex-players bid Joe Paterno goodbye
• Daily Docket
• Bills to enforce copyrights were no threat to free speech (1/25/12)
• Five music stars who became movie stars
• Local reaction to State of the Union speech
• Clark passes Reitnouer to set Oley scoring mark
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Kitchen scoop: Fresh quinoa salad adds zest to the new year
• Penn State Berks community celebrates Paterno legacy
• Joe Paterno: In his own words
• Twin Valley 5th-graders will have eyes on weather
• Game review: Mario leads the pack of new Nintendo 3DS titles
• Birdsboro man charged in Spring Twp. ambush
• Royals faceoff
• Miguel A. Lopez, Puerto Rican Latin Association president
• Middle school students detail impact of cuts on music program
• Funds expected to expand farmland preservation
• Mustangs hold on to claim key crossover win against Muhls
• Police say suspect thought he killed his grandmother
• Romantic dispute led to killings, police say
• Philly's reputation might be at stake
• 'Shocked' by death of Musser, Bowa pays tribute to 'great guy'
• Preliminary budget would raise taxes
• The Steak Out
• Sandberg has no regrets about road he's traveled
• Board member alarmed at state of high school
• Stokesay owner sells to his sons
• Bulldogs use run in fourth quarter to beat Blazers
• Portion of Warren Street Bypass reduced to one lane
• Spring Township police have shooting suspect in custody
• Photography of Tiffany Smith
• Meet the candidate
• Eagle Scouts
• BARTA developing plans to improve service
• Nothing to hide: Privacy is fragile, Facebook, don't make us lose it
• Hot question: Is Facebook good or bad for our generation?
• Jason Brudereck: We take hits, keep reporting
• Health digest: Reading Hospital classes, support groups to meet
• Obama to address economy in State of the Union
• Trucker charged with DUI after rig stuck under bridge
• Facebook accolades are addictive and can lead to narcissism
• What's goin' on the week of Jan. 24
• Poverty in city to be focus of TV show
• More on the Broadway review of 'Porgy and Bess'
• Oscar nominations announced
• Most days, not having a Facebook account is a mild frustration
• In Your Face: Melinda Gotzy
• Resolution deals with online charter schools
• Stage review: A reworked 'Porgy and Bess' is rich and luscious
• Romney releases tax records
• Forget trash talk, text talk will be the death of us
• Tax hike won't balance budget
• Three Berks County students earn leadership awards
• Predictions for 2012
• Trolls are the ultimate wimps who shirk confrontation
• Board updated on 2 projects
• E Street Band's Nils Lofgren dedicates album to Clemons
• RE/MAX CEO: Time to buy is now
• Notifications are annoying and useless
• People complain about quality-of-life tickets
• Lori Borgman: Hey dads, parental guidance suggested
• Rewind: The best of JoePa
• Gov. Mifflin's journalism club plans to launch website
• City Council takes aim at Spencer's staffers
• Is Facebook a good thing? No, this obsessive site is slowly destroying our generation
• McIntyre, Gill lead Alvernia to win
• Gov. Mifflin goes green with recycling program
• City workers now need OK to talk to media
• How to spot a child's sports injury
• 'A Memorial for Joe' will be held Thursday
• Debate Club develops more than public speaking skills
• Procedure done jointly
• Food prices rising
• Does Facebook improve our communication? No, it's a wall that keeps us apart, a faux and tenuous connection
• O'Brien: Honor to follow Paterno
• City police arrest two men in Friday night fatal shooting
• Smart Ideas: Zappos reveals real danger
• Latifah and Parton put the joy in 'Noise'
• Creative in the kitchen
• Parents, students lobby to keep softball coach
• Hot dog! New logo for Baseballtown
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Strange but true: New 'Men' is less subtle without Sheen
• Mayor wields new power in Kutztown
• Antietam again discusses merger with Exeter
• KU women will host major bowling tourney
• Everyone responsible (1/24/12)
• Being out of the loop, without Facebook, means less drama
• Pottstown man arrested in Amity hotel robbery
• Supervisors want input on fire station
• Royals lose Dainton, add Rynnas
• Alvernia benefactors get philanthropy prize
• First-time author gets good reviews for 'If I Fall'
• Fire caused by unattended cooking displaces city family of 4
• Fundraising might also be hair-raising
• District 3 basketball wrestling power ratings
• Networking sites complement old media, spread good and bad ideas
• Chromatic Wakeup sings of values, skips the profanity
• Daily Docket
• Longtime employee to retire at year's end
• Joe Paterno through history
• Cyberbullying is serious enough to be against the law
• Yard sale at Chestnut Knoll to aid Relay for Life team
• Democratic hopeful wants state House reforms
• Gail MarksJarvis: A swelling interest in Treasury bonds
• City police rookies passing first tests
• Hayden Lee shows leadership on and off the basketball court
• Star Series brought outstanding shows (1/24/12)
• Some would object to any location (1/24/12)
• U.S. monument made in China (1/24/12)
• Students worse than pro linemen? (1/24/12)
• Tea Party should back Ron Paul (1/24/12)
• Wrestling yields many dividends (1/23/12)
• Fans not focused on Joe Paterno (1/23/12)
• Paper just doesn't get it (1/23/12)
• Free parking key to downtown success (1/23/12)
• Government plays an important role (1/23/12)
• The newest Albrightian making a mark for the Lions!
• Section of Fifth Street reopens after accident
• Paterno funeral arrangements announced
• Exeter man hit grandmother with her cane, police say
• Welcome back to all of our students, faculty and staff!
• Only human, but so often Paterno was much more (1/23/12)
• Jim Kerr: Reporter takes bull by the horns at Farm Show
• Farm show results
• Students' reading marathon helps principal do the real thing
• Happy hour specials include cats and dogs
• 'Selfless' Paterno there for Collins
• Sharon Randall: Regretting she didn't help out a woman in need
• Officials burn mortgage at Schuylkill Valley Community Library
• Current players recall caring ways
• Gay-marriage play '8' goes national during 2012
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Warming to the light in the inner city
• Moore remembers Paterno as 'No. 1'
• Bruce Williams: Gifts to siblings fall within taxable, legal limits
• Berks ledger
• Scholastic honor roll
• Business spotlight: Upland Processing LLC
• Exeter School District gets high marks for bus efficiency
• Learning a lot from a legend
• In Our Schools: Bill Tobin, math coach, Muhlenberg School District
• More details
• Thousands mourn at Old Main
• For more information
• Care for the caregivers
• Joe Paterno: 1926-2012
• Reading-area woman marvels friends with unique pet portraits in cross-stitch
• What you can do to help
• Information sought
• Fleetwood should follow Bernville (1/23/12)
• Unwarranted lauding stops kids from reaching potential (1/23/12)
• Support groups help Alzheimer's caregivers
• Vigil keeps alive memory of man killed in shooting
• Expanding the family business: Vincenzo's Ristorante
• When memory fails to serve
• Gehringer rolls to top spot heading to Berks Am semis
• Vincenzo's Ristorante details
• Library to host genealogy, history, tax prep seminars
• Expect fantastic finishes in Berks playoff races
• Smart Ideas: Comic books
• More on the film review of 'Red Tails'
• One more weekend for visitors to work on the railroad
• Film review: The laudable 'Red Tails' misses its target
• Beth Hudson's girls basketball Top 10
• More on the film review of 'Haywire'
• Daily planner: Monday
• Film review: Carano kicks butt in 'Haywire' film debut
• Daily docket
• Super Bowl XLVI: Giants vs. Patriots
• Remembering JoePa
• Trending #JoePa on Twitter
• What they're saying
• State College mourns
• Paterno family statement
• Joe Paterno dies
• If you go
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Money matters, so don't waste any
• Wilson's 'Chet' Giorgio proves she's worthy opponent
• Why are economics of college town missing in Reading?
• Travels with Charlie: Buyers have to be swimming in cash to buy homes at one N.J. beach
• Schwank to speak at Adopt An Acre annual meeting
• Listings, Accolades: Tom Degler
• Wrong time for NCAA to push for stipends
• Economics of a college town: Kutztown
• TV and art films
• Philbin sells Conn. house for $3 million
• Wanted in Berks
• Tips sought in attempted shooting in Cumru Township
• Transactions for Jan. 22, 2012
• Thermostat works like iPod, saves energy with pizzazz
• GM's product chief Barra reveals answers
• Campus notes
• Adams shares secret after winning PSU honor
• Robesonia raises inspection fees for rental properties
• George Hatza: Oscar voters could ignore the best work
• Australia's 'Tassie' is nature-lover's dream
• Listings, New Hires: Jeff Geoghan, Diane Berzowski, Gina Warhola
• Hunting, fishing planner
• Berks Catholic crushed by Constitution
• Recognizing symptoms crucial to dementia care
• George Clooney looking for more work behind the camera
• Nissan GT-R a supercar that can take the streets
• John D. Forester Jr.: Show's ending won't be shocker
• Somerset Fly Fishing Show
• Family announces Paterno's death
• Farewell story
• Murder victim leaves fortune to church
• Untitled
• Scholarships
• Daniel's nymphing book a fly fishing classic
• Hit-and-run Route 73 crash injures Boyertown woman
• Exhibits: Show at Jefferson's estate highlights slaves' stories
• Seniors don't have to choose between feeding themselves or their pets
• Modern design you can live with
• Survey shows dismal view for striped bass on Atlantic Coast
• Imhotep rallies past Knights
• Kitchen sink cleaning depends on the material from which it is made
• Serving constituents in a variety of ways throughout 2011
• Single-cup coffee makers: A morning cup of environmental harm?
• Girl Scout cookie sale
• Royals squander two-goal lead in final six minutes, fall to Toledo
• Meet Our Staff: Keith Mayer, copy editor, weather writer
• Mature driver improvement courses offered throughout Pa.
• Selling of a crime scene needs to be done honestly
• Girl Scouts brave the snow for cookie-sale kickoff
• Hodgson helps Kutztown get by Millersville
• Harry Deitz: Let's not turn cold shoulder on needy
• Untitled
• Boyertown schools make the grade
• Thoughts of thanks
• Outside shooting carries Kutztown past Millersville
• Exhibits: Flow of tourists continues at waterfalls in Jamaica
• Untitled
• Bill Uhrich: Look at each Gospel's portrait of Jesus on its own terms
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Football mentality serves Mahanoy well
• Initial meeting slated
• Aging and driving
• Steve Rosen: How to channel savings from your TV service
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Some roads may stay slick from season's first snowfall
• Judges must give special treatment for all deserving it (1/22/12)
• News to Use: Designer wins BIE awards
• If you go to the Big Draw at the GoggleWorks
• Michelle Singletary: Some small improvements made on health coverage
• Brenner, Ryan making big impact on Royals
• Annual gouging not good enough (1/22/12)
• Farm Show results
• Art review: GoggleWorks exhibit draws attention to itself
• Schuylkill highlights
• Daily docket
• This week's PennDOT road projects
• Kendal Rautzhan: These book explore important topics
• Untitled
• A storied life takes flight
• State urged action in Reading schools spat
• Smart Ideas: Free file
• 'Sons of Anarchy' CD gives Katey Sagal music outlet
• Paterno gravely ill; family denies reports of death
• Power has been restored at our off-campus server site, and faculty and staff ema...
• Men's and Women's Basketball will face-off against Lebanon Valley this afternoon...
• Please note that faculty and staff email is currently unavailable due to a power...
• Smart Ideas: Text neck
• New to the Board: Rose Marie Bireley, Bechtelsville Borough Council
• Dainton bails out Royals in win over Kalamazoo
• Historic district scope scaled down
• City school board, administration pledge unity
• PSU trustees elect new president of board
• Conservation sector in Lancaster praised as big plus for city
• Mary Young: Musings on agency's new name
• Brady's numbers compare to those of Montana, his boyhood idol
• The next steps
• Water woes plague Tilden trailer park
• McKeon to join sister at college
• Deena (MacDonald) Andrus
• Occupy Reading holds protest outside services center
• Man jailed; authorities say he hit deputy with car
• She ended her race with a smile
• Tyson-Schoener Elementary students learn from King's example
• Man leaves priesthood for love but retains deep faith
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Reading woman took $25,325 from pawnshop, police say
• Recycling your gadget guilt
• Modeling a perfect fit for Wyomissing siblings
• Suspect charged in 2nd needle-threat holdup of drugstore
• John Smith column 1/21/12: Following football playoffs by chapter and verse
• Boyertown church marks first anniversary
• Habitat for Humanity of Berks County
• Local religion digest 1/21/12: Riverview Christian Fellowship offers classes
• Faces of Faith: Keith Coco
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: End of the world? Mayan doomsday the latest hoax
• Alecia Pagerly gives birth to daughter
• Mouth has incredible means to fight infection
• Daily Docket
• 4 cops lose job in stun-gun scandal
• Snowfall causing problems on local roads
• Michelle Malkin: Naked money grab disguised in populist campaign clothes
• Fire, ambulance units get radio-upgrade funds
• Two dead in overnight Reading shooting; 1 other wounded
• Debra Saunders: Does arm bruise rise to level of spousal abuse?
• Closing of building averted
• Blazers give Exeter a Swift kick
• Attack on Bain Capital backfires on Gingrich, Perry (1/21/12)
• 3 suspects jailed in pot-trafficking case
• Severance pay could hit millions
• Women showed some compassion (1/21/12)
• Woman posts bail in grandchild's drug death
• Missteps by administrators worsen impact of allegations
• West Reading fires 3 officers in stun-gun scandal
• U.S. approaching a dangerous line (1/21/12)
• Welfare of kids not top concern (1/21/12)
• Erin Negley: Leaner Red Cross could use a hand
• Aging agency aims to be more responsive
• Right now, only two Quad-A's in districts
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Killer of girl with link to city found dead
• Police arrest 3 in raids, seize cash, pot, stolen jewelry
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Jan. 20
• Memorable snowstorms
• Much on checklist done, director sets new goals
• Survivalist from TV show speaks at PSU Berks
• Boyertown wrestlers team up with seniors at holidays
• Hamburg athletes' drive aids Northern Berks Food Pantry
• State panel hears power-outage gripes
• Spencer, City Council not seeing eye to eye
• Bruce Williams: Don't sweat the small stuff
• Sarah Jaxheimer swiftly learns the fame game
• Downtown protesters want probe of big banks
• City fire department gets grant of nearly $1 million
• Sara Noel: Create your own baking, cooking mixes
• Woman charged in drug death of granddaughter, 1
• Man used Facebook to lure, assault girl, 14, police say
• Cody Lundin
• Help in a new program
• Daily Docket
• Board considering warehouse plans
• Foreclosure declines not the whole story
• Agriculture issues to be aired by Schwank at meeting
• Wernersville Train Station project gets state grant
• Playwright Jon Robin Baitz shakes off failure
• $500,000 grant awarded for after-school programs in Reading
• Canine compatibility
• War maims the body but brutalizes conscience
• More road funds would go long way, county says
• John Rosemond: Take action to stop boy?s self-destructive statements
• Conservatives win in court
• Company unveils city outlet building plans
• Ask the vet's pets: Protect puppy's joints from hard exercise
• Mayor, chief hold first of what should be many briefings (1/20/12)
• Driver on phone hit girl in crosswalk, fled, police say
• More on the film review of 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'
• Lack of action doomed Paterno
• Schwank aided truce between city school board, 5 administrators
• Film review: 'Extremely Loud' is incredibly phony
• Perlozzo's job with Phils payback from Manuel
• Move of veterans office to BARTA terminal confirmed
• More on the film review of 'The Artist'
• Vogelsong still can't believe 'awesome' ride
• Do sports trump all (1/20/12)
• Leader of Berks Patriots seeks state House seat
• Film review: An ode to silents, the mute 'Artist' sings
• Royals faceoff
• Smart ideas: Don't be underinsured
• Meet the candidate
• Supervisors target unpaid sewer bills
• Bedrosian, closer's role a perfect fit
• Paul continues to attract many anti-Semitic supporters
• Kerr column informative (1/20/12)
• Drago proved need for law (1/20/12)
• Albright Alumni: Please nominate someone for the 2012 Alumni Awards!
• For Demetri Martin, a funny thing happened on the way to being a lawyer
• Bern Township man seeks GOP nod for state House seat
• About the protest, and the measures
• Berks Women2Women speaker advises on the art of being heard
• Quick Picks for Berks County
• Meet the candidate
• Preliminary budget would mean tax hike
• Recalls
• 'Wild About Winter' at Hawk Mountain
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Fees for rental inspections raised
• Untitled
• Out on the trail on a cold winter's day
• Board tables request on replacing windows
• School board ends traveling meetings
• Fitness profile: Caroline Hill
• The Collector: When downsizing hits home, it's an entirely different story
• Amity native attends environmental conference
• Spencer says budget changes needed to realize vision
• Sun shines again for Woody Allen after 'Midnight'
• If you go: 'The Pearl Fishers'
• Jason Kahl: Happy holiday for boy, lifesaving officer
• PSU trustees set 1st meeting since November
• When to watch 'The Firm'
• Guests join Berks Opera Theater for Bizet's 'The Pearl Fishers'
• Computers to get backup system
• Day of protests prompts many 'what ifs'
• How Juliette Lewis found her way back
• Ex-wife says Gingrich wanted 'open marriage'
• If you go: 'Goddess Rock'
• Holden withdraws sponsorship of Internet bill
• When to watch 'Once Upon a Time'
• Perry drops out of GOP race, endorses Gingrich
• Austin Powers would be right at home at 'Goddess Rock'
• Proposed budget would raise property tax
• The charming Josh Dallas balances TV hit, new film
• Photography pioneer Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Fast facts at the MLK Memorial
• Richard Cohen: Money does fuel free speech
• Deputies arrest fugitive in city
• Jim Mullen: Do these glasses make my gut look big?
• Muchoney sets tone as Wilson downs Mifflin
• A Day Away at the Martin Luther King. Jr. National Memorial
• Hamburg slighted (1/19/12)
• Trucker hurt when rig hits another in Windsor Township
• Match chair to a color in sofa
• Defense lifts Crusaders over Lions
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• Judge Grim does Berks proud by taking on big jobs (1/19/12)
• Keep tabs
• For more information
• Crusaders get the message
• Ex-prison guard waives hearing in jailhouse incident
• Ann McFeatters: Long-needed Pentagon overhaul is under way
• State plans to develop health insurance exchange
• Get your kicks
• KU rolls behind McBride
• Man subdued in courtroom by stun gun is charged
• Police arrest pair in school vandalism, arson
• Daily Docket
• Websites dark to protest anti-piracy measures
• Numbers suggest Packers' upset loss to Giants not all that surprising
• Borough joining purchasing council
• The blizzard that stopped Berks cold
• Counters will help road work planning
• At a glance
• Demetri Martin's "Telling Jokes in Cold Places" tour
• Mask of Nefrina joins mummy at Reading Public Museum
• Board gets update on speeding detail
• Auto racing expo set for weekend
• Reading School District administrators change minds about leaving posts
• Envy isn't the problem (1/19/12)
• Rich are buying the government (1/19/12)
• ATTENTION ALL ALBRIGHT ALUMNI COUPLES!!! Whether it was in class, at the dorm, o...
• Men's and Women's basketball play AT Alvernia this evening.Women's game is at 6...
• Fleetwood man arrested after rash of burglaries
• West Reading officer gets probation, is stripped of firearm
• The thighs have it
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Author, like King, calls on us to see an injustice
• Facts about binge drinking
• There's no flushing away these obsessions
• Wikipedia editors question website's blackout
• Supertintendents' Forum: It's more important than ever for residents to get involved (1/18/12)
• Traffic cameras, message boards hit 2 highways
• Kitchen scoop: A quicky, easy version of a hearty Basque favorite
• Shillington Snack Shack details
• Council gives itself a raise
• Game review: W.E.L.D.E.R. leads parade of iPad gems
• Teachers say Kutztown cuts detrimental
• Snacking at the Shillington Snack Shack
• 2% tax increase in proposed budget
• Police use stun gun on man in Boyertown courtroom
• Hamels, Phils strike 1-year deal for $15 million
• Birthday milestone: Anna Parzanese
• Panel to study revenues, spending
• Witness to history
• Exeter shuts down Muhlenberg
• Bridge-project work to start, PennDOT says
• Killer of girl lured at playground gets life
• Jew who fled Nazi Germany speaks at Twin Valley
• Minus Vallely, Lynx roll past Berks Catholic
• Learning center gets approval for sign
• Supervisors OK designs of sewer projects
• Preliminary budget would raise taxes
• Where have the wrestlers gone?
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Budget, tax hike clear first hurdle
• Council wants concrete budget before weighing any changes
• Crusaders, Lions ready for intriguing matchup
• Daily Docket
• Mayor makes case for reopening budget
• Sara Noel: Remove rust stains on sink
• If you go
• When one more drink is too many
• Business log: Sapa Group announces $34 million upgrade in Cressona
• Mifflin thespians doing play they can relate to
• Woman, daughter hurt in Union Township crash
• Bruce Williams: Don't feel obligated to save for grandkids
• Humane Society to provide free pet food, low-cost clinic
• Pizza deliveryman robbed in city
• UPC does not indicate country of origin
• David Beard, Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles director
• Paterno not the victim in wake of Sandusky scandal (1/18/12)
• More meetings
• DVD reviews: 'Moneyball' takes baseball to a new level
• Fifth man in betting scheme gets probation
• Smart Ideas: 2012 gas projection
• Early spending plan has $2.1 million gap
• Berks the Bizarre: Perhaps road changes should avoid disturbing graveyard
• Reading Hospital worker hit, hurt by hospital shuttle bus
• Kathleen Parker: Those who insult first lady are insulting all Americans
• Move of veterans office to city questioned
• New on DVD: 'Abduction,' 'The Ides of March,' and more ...
• Focus should be on cuts by Congress (1/18/12)
• Why oppose Obamacare? (1/18/12)
• PennDOT changes its view on circles (1/18/12)
• Letter was sad commentary (1/18/12)
• Swimming takes on Elizabethtown at 6 p.m. in the pool! Come out and cheer on yo...
• New issue of Fusion, Albright's science newsletter, is now available online!
• Truck driver injured in crash near Berks line
• Some nice coverage of our Martin Luther King Jr. services by the Reading Eagle!
• Accident closes I-78 West near Bethel
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• A macaw is forever: Finely feathered family member insists on being center of attention
• Kathryn Lopez: Less vitriol, more debate needed on abortion issue
• Be prepared before hiring a tax preparer
• Health digest: Sites for blood donations set by Miller-Keystone
• In dream pets category, none are finer than Pokemon
• Money raised to help kids (1/17/12)
• Changes for 2011
• Hard-rock band Bush struggled to reunite
• 'Elevate' does just that to sound of Big Time Rush
• Bill O'Reilly: Propaganda will be a big part of the election
• Deadline pushed back
• Lori Borgman: Put your right leg out
• When you're in charge, taking care of ostriches and emus is a tall order
• Audiences not bowled over; a change is in the wind (1/17/12)
• Tax-credit changes for 2012
• What's bugging you?
• Hikers' jokes turn into treacherous reality in bear territory
• Smart Ideas: Saving in 2012
• Tax changes for 2012
• 'Witch & Wizard' is terrifying fantasy adventure
• Don't start 'Everybody Sees the Ants' unless you can finish it immediately
• Audience laughs fearlessly at doomed 'Devil'
• Library to seek HARB permission for banners
• If you go to 'Stick Fly'
• Patience pays off in taming Milo the iguana
• Pet skunk scampers through house seeking chocolate
• Check it out
• Stage review: 'Stick Fly' is a poignant look at life of rich
• Running into Charlie, the tame bison of Yellowstone
• GoggleWorks seeks entries for Vanity Fare exhibit
• Hamburg community program has new name
• U.S. military legacy rubs off on Iraqi youth
• 'Where She Went' sequel is all about second chances
• Fleetwood teacher's reptile 'aides' make lessons memorable
• Drug suspect wanted in Reading charged in Bethlehem assault
• Budget proposal calls for tax hike
• Authorities searching for escapee from corrections center
• Encounters with animals range from streetwise buffalo to albino squirrel
• Monster story is behind Chinese New Year traditions
• Daily Docket
• At Weiser, school club extends art class to hallways
• An encounter with the King of the Forest
• Dispatches from France: Indulging a sister to risk life and limb on a 1922 pink carnival ride
• Womelsdorf 250th anniversary festival was sellout
• Colleges honor civil rights leader with day of service
• Slowly, transfers making an impact
• Hot question: If you could have any animal as a pet, what would you have?
• Mix of sneaky and responsible brings home Daniel the cat
• Pennsylvania Heartland Herb Society to host 'Foods of India' event
• At Albright, a celebration of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Royals squander another lead
• Nameplates spell school board history
• Pennsylvania's exotic pet law bans hedgehogs
• Apartment complex gets OK for new sign
• Muhlenberg seeks rebirth of Fifth Street corridor
• 1Up Collectibles
• What's goin' on the week of Jan. 17
• Ohio animal tragedy proves a casual preserve is bad idea
• Jason Brudereck: Walking dead costs taxpayers
• Can a business be franchised?
• Directors should avoid using CGI when real effects are available
• Madagascar hissing cockroaches are nothing to fear
• Township imperiling businesses, owners say
• 1Up Collectibles going to 2 sites
• In Your Face: Emily Fister
• Sophomore appreciates the bounty on her family's horse farm
• Scouts get helping hands to prepare for race day
• Why e-file?
• Gail MarksJarvis: Give Orman the credit for prepaid card concept
• Letter writer earned an F (1/17/12)
• Hoopes' letter was on target (1/17/12)
• Sleet, freezing rain may make for slippery commute
• Obamacare is wrong term (1/16/12)
• Business Weekly a fine addition (1/16/12)
• Time to try someone new (1/16/12)
• Martin Luther King Celebration of Hope
• Celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with us today. Albright will host...
• Berks Girls Basketball Top 10
• Berks agenda
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• Second suspect charged in October knife attack in city
• Shurfine trying again to get license to sell beer
• More on the film review of 'Contraband'
• Workshop a counterpunch to bullying
• Smart Ideas: December spending
• Film review: Wahlberg does one last job in 'Contraband'
• Grocers see strength in numbers
• Willow Street leaves the street
• Exeter School Board plans vote on communications rules
• Latino grocery owners discuss concerns, lay beginnings of trade group
• Willow Street Pictures details
• More on the film review of 'Joyful Noise'
• Film brings evils of sex trafficking to light
• Bill Press: Romney imitates Gordon Gekko character
• Members of both parties guilty of political duplicity (1/16/12)
• Sara Noel: Some alternate uses for yoga mats
• Reactions varied in Sandusky abuse case
• Animals were misidentified (1/16/12)
• Sharon Randall: An appreciation of a longtime friend
• Getting involved
• Cal Thomas: Brother with Down syndrome lived a very successful life
• Dave Mowery: The news either breaks or brakes
• Daily planner: Monday
• A statuesque sculpture
• Daily docket
• Scholastic honor roll
• Note of desperation
• Crusader against DUI honored on retirement
• 'The Artist,' 'The Descendants' take top Globe awards
• Whitfield attic yields distant plea for help
• Co-host of TV series to talk on survivalist skills
• Manning, Giants stun Packers
• When to watch 'Revolution'
• You can help
• And the winner is . . .
• Daytime show from man behind 'The Biggest Loser'
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Berks native works to help girls in Jordan
• Tough opponent, win good for Berks Catholic
• Bruce Williams: Attorney can help sort out divorce details
• What's open, closed
• After slow start, Boyertown is coming on strong
• In Our Schools: Lori M. Snavely
• Business spotlight: Mays Sandwich Shop
• BCIAA wrestling rewind
• Renovations ongoing at city shelter
• Donna Brazile: Romney will win the nomination but prove unelectable
• Steve Rosen: Credit card statement a good lesson for kids
• News to Use: HBA of Berks installs 2012 officers, board
• Police probe gift shop burglary
• Facebook tackling online conflicts with compassionate touch
• Linda Chavez: Many don't understand how wealth is created in the U.S.
• George Hatza's Top 10 films of 2011: Eschewing formula for something new
• Wanted in Berks
• City mayor to hold 3 public meetings
• Fassbender fleshes out characters with physicality
• 201 defense contractors for Berks County
• Listings, New Hires: Randy Quinby, Bonnie Stoltz
• Insurers tight-lipped on increased longevity
• Caldarella to get additional pool time in quest for Olympic berth
• Two dogs rescued in Muhlenberg fire
• Concentrate on safety (1/15/12)
• Sicher leads Reading-Berks Association of Realtors in 2012
• America aging
• Candidate forum
• Mother, children hurt in crash on bypass
• Coming home: Local companies don't expect much impact from troop withdrawal
• Extention to hold seminar on equine parasites
• 100 and counting
• Vacant House seat to be filled sooner and later
• Mackie gets revenge with win over Shermot
• Smart Ideas: Paperless America
• Most municipalities held line on taxes
• Untitled
• John Forester: Joining Penn State's board his goal
• Finally, Joe Paterno speaks
• Flat-screen TV can hide in plain sight
• Taking care of business and so much more
• Crime alert: Amity motel robbery
• Three city men charged in Sinking Spring robbery
• Bill Uhrich: Appearance of orange sulphur butterflies at Blue Marsh unusual
• Hot water dispenser can warm tea lover's heart
• Organize This! Vali Heist column: Learn to embrace your space
• Hunting/fishing notes
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• Hamburg cop garners top officer honors
• Scholarships
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Kutztown men top East Stroudsburg
• If you go to the surrealism exhibit at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts
• Meet Our Staff: Ford Turner, business writer
• Cadillac goes lean, mean to compete with BMW
• Michelle Singletary: New consumer advocate might have what it takes
• Lions use 'D' to earn crucial win
• Art review: Mayan prophecy leads to burst of surrealist art
• Harry Deitz: News and ads have necessary relationship
• Ford unveils 2013 Fusion at Detroit auto show
• Depository trip is very moving
• Espinosa sets record in Mustangs' victory
• Travels with Charlie: Timeless joy of traveling requires blend of old and new
• Municipal tax rates in Berks County
• Chrysler's reinvented Dodge Dart will join compact car race as 2013 model
• Domestic relations fugitives
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• Alice Cooper's bad dreams become hits
• This week's PennDOT road projects
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• KU graduates
• Driver 'critical' after crash
• Kendal Rautzhan: Best-selling children's books aren't always the best
• Five generations: Rhoads
• HBA's president Kozo predicts more construction work in 2012
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Second chance for St. Laurent to make his case
• TV and art films: Jan. 15-21
• Transactions for Jan. 15, 2012
• Winner of write-in campaign ready for school board service
• It's early, but Sixers are surprisingly good
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• Exhibits: New museum in Chicago focuses on Greek culture
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• Jodie Foster sells Beverly Hills estate
• Military news
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• Bypass London Olympics and visit city's East End
• Accident snarls traffic on Warren Street Bypass, Route 422
• Paterno breaks his silence
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• Men's basketball over Elizabethtown 68-55!
• Albright welcomes to campus men's basketball alumni from 1945-2011. Welcome home!
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• Woman arrested in theft of purse from car
• Johnson beats Francos in title-worthy quarter
• Debra Saunders: Obama's 2012 slogan is 'Can't work with others'
• Butter sculpture flavors Farm Show
• New Berks truancy program up and running
• O'Brien names Roof as defensive coordinator
• Serving in Africa
• Daily Docket
• PSU president faces more alumni
• Paterno is back in hospital
• Pastor's daughter focuses talents on improving conditions in sub-Saharan Africa
• Morning squalls cause crashes on rural Berks roads
• Mayor, chief hold press conference on crime
• District 3 basketball, wrestling power ratings
• Faces of Faith: Sandy Bixler
• Granted second chance, he gives back
• Single-season marks don't equal Super success
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Plan ahead to volunteer
• Business log: Seafood Shanty slated to open Feb. 7
• At Boyertown High, assignment was otherworldly
• Truck route into Brecknock Township now legal
• Episcopal Church wins control of Virginia churches
• Smart Ideas: Price freeze
• Mary Young: State dashes Route 222 hopes
• Miami archbishop: Pope's trip to Cuba may aid reconciliation
• Exeter School Board member seeks state House seat
• John Smith column 1/14/12: Haggard an unlikely star on "Celebrity Wife Swap'
• Meet the candidate
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• Multiple injuries ruled cause of pedestrian's death in Boyertown
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• Michelle Malkin: With GOP friends like these, who needs the Democrats?
• Women cited for feeding feral cats
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: What I learned from my grandchildren
• Mayor should set example (1/14/12)
• Refinancing bonds reduces sewer debt
• When to watch 'Are You There, Chelsea?'
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• Berks Coalition to End Homelessness
• Chelsea Handler expands her resume with new sitcom
• Royals prevail in OT
• Are cupcakes economic indicators?
• West Reading plans to post police calls on force's new website
• Many raising funds to help with teen's funeral
• Blazers lead when it counts, beat Scouts in OT
• The WhoopiePie Co. details
• Crafted in butter
• Student arrested in needle-threat holdups
• It's not pretty, but RHS girls win
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• State must control school spending (1/14/12)
• Receiver deserves accolades, too (1/14/12)
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• Good luck to Albright's men's and women's indoor track teams who compete tonight...
• Penn State Berks student arrested in pharmacy robbery
• Slick roads causing accidents in Berks
• Section of Old Fritztown Road closed
• Builder gets jail in sports-betting ring
• Wilson students get to sample ag careers
• Angry alumni cool to PSU president
• Girls hoops in Berks shortchanged by effect of Title IX
• The demise of the desktop
• Preservation at work
• Sara Noel: Shelf life for spices, dried herbs
• Official regrets re-appointing wife, but does it again to break tie
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Jan. 13
• News conference today on rash of city holdups
• Bruce Williams: Grandparents can ensure gift for education
• John Fidler: Many dream; no one makes them come true
• City Council urges negotiations in historic-window disputes
• Slices of life: Wedding brings happiness to retirement community
• Writer should do research (1/13/12)
• Candles lit at Kutztown High for a lost friend
• Angela Bassett 'loving' her return to Broadway
• Flyers dump Isles
• Retiring soon? Here are some preparation tips
• Another food-delivery driver robbed in city
• John Rosemond: Micromanagement does not work with teenagers
• Just in time to solidify retirement finances
• Maidencreek fatal crash victim was Reading man, 19
• Ask the vet's pets: Secondhand smoke increases risk of pet getting cancer
• Smart Ideas: Kids and finance
• Auctioneers in bid for best at Farm Show
• Oldman exorcises 'ghost of Guinness' with 'Tinker'
• City school officials must be permitted to run the show (1/13/12)
• Ron Devlin: Trolley photo takes readers back in time
• More on the film review of 'My Week With Marilyn'
• Reading Royals faceoff
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: South Carolina wages war on the poor
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• Film review: Williams gives it her all as 'Marilyn'
• Branford picks up Red Knights
• For more information on 'History of the Reading Motorcyle Club - 1911-2011'
• Police ID pedestrian who died after accident
• Oley Hills properties preserved
• Hine's game-winner lifts Muhls over Twin Valley
• Wheelin' in the years: Reading Motorcycle Club self-publishes a book that tells its story
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• No. 15 links Tebow with Roethlisberger
• Revered Star Series in process of disbanding
• Reading School District on CNN
• Reading Public Museum mummy, mask to be reunited
• 3 from Reading United are chosen in MLS draft
• Food Lion in Sinking Spring to close
• Reading schools to get national exposure
• Trials await 20 in campus riot
• Mike Drago's Top 10
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• Daily Planner: Friday
• Paterno son criticizes handling of coach's exit
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• Why does alarm notify administrators? (1/13/12)
• Frustration is shared (1/13/12)
• Check out our Interfaith Campus Challenge facebook page, "like" it for events an...
• Man claiming to have infected syringe holds up another pharmacy
• Tractor-trailer crash slowing traffic on I-78
• If you go: 'My Week With Marilyn'
• Service center has been helpful (1/12/12)
• County contestants
• Take the survey
• Winfrey: Dedicated to OWN despite rocky first year
• Moyer, Bulldogs rally past Eagles
• For Michelle Williams, a release in playing Marilyn Monroe
• Verbal jousting with youngsters can be good for them (1/12/12)
• The Task Force on Child Protection
• Boyertown ponders eliminating parking spaces
• $38.7 million budget proposed for 2012-13
• Reports: O'Brien completes staff
• Industrial park getting bylaws
• Berks judge named to state child-abuse panel
• Budget reduced; tax hike rescinded
• City school board unsure how to handle resignations
• Albright rally falls short in loss to Messiah
• The Collector: Recent newspaper articles bring back distant memories
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• Parent questions head-lice policy
• Teen claims he was shot at in Cumru
• Brooks' big night lifts KU
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
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• Board rejects relief for private camping
• PennDOT pushes roundabout Route 222 solution
• Vargas shoots Alvernia to win
• If you go: TNA Impact Wrestling World Tour
• Smart Ideas: Bank or credit union?
• Athletic director has cancer, wife says
• Criminal records can hamper job hunters
• Exeter names Rudy field hockey coach
• TNA wrestler Jeff Hardy looks to make new friends, pummel more enemies in Reading
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Source: Prosecutors re-interviewing PSU staffers
• Reading man, 19, dies in crash on Route 222
• BCIAA Individual Tournament
• Fitness profile: Addison Hanna
• Volunteers, retailer give hand to organization for blind
• Alumni want answers in handling of scandal
• Domestic dispute call leads to drug bust in Reading
• If you go: RACC's Family Sampler Series presents 'Sylvester and the Magic Pebble'
• Here they are, 2 beauties from 1954
• Alumni magazine tackles scandal
• Trio arrested after 2 store robberies in city
• Top tips
• At Reading Area Community College, an enchanting children's play
• Elementary school to get new roof
• Official downplays asset test for food stamps
• Nothing but time for recent graduates to prepare for retirement
• Seven governors have called Bellefonte home
• Judges set timetable
• Pedestrian dies after struck by vehicle in Boyertown
• Marion supervisors debate personnel appointment
• A Day Away at Bellefonte, Centre County
• Some wine, liquor prices to rise
• Rafferty ends bid for state attorney general
• New on DVD: 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'Moneyball'
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• At least 11 redistricting-plan challenges filed
• Pint-sized in tractor pull at Farm Show
• Dakota Fanning lives a 19th-century scandal in 'Effie'
• Decorating Diary: There are options for hanging photos
• There's a team behind people looking for jobs after serving time
• Like traffic circles, only tighter
• When to watch 'Shake It Up' and 'Frenemies'
• Breakout season nets Vogelsong two-year, $8.3 million contract
• For more information on the Pat Garrett Sheepskin Outlet
• Council fills seat, announces newsletter changes
• Holly Herman: Special court gives veterans a second chance
• Disney Channel stars BFFs on screen and off
• Knicks halt 76ers streak at six
• Warm up to shearing at Pat Garrett Sheepskin Outlet
• Richard Cohen: Romney has coldness of a guy who had all handed to him
• Democratic club gets OK for move
• Proposed budget would raise property tax
• Jim Mullen: So many movies, so little time
• Where will band play next year? (1/12/12)
• Justice should be the same for all (1/12/12)
• Paper missed real Christmas (1/12/12)
• Deal will boost jobs, economy (1/12/12)
• Make headlines more positive (1/12/12)
• Everyone seems to be in a hurry (1/12/12)
• Rite Aid in Spring Township robbed
• Berks' veterans court program opens
• Reading apartment complex fined for lack of lead paint warning
• DVD reviews: 'Contagion' more terrifying than a horror film
• Airport authority seeks $600,000 grant for hangar project
• Police still seeking Amity motel robber
• New on DVD: 'Moneyball,' 'Higher Ground,' 'Killer Elite' and more ...
• Daily Docket
• Supervisors approve 23% tax increase
• Those male nursery web spiders can be real cads
• District pursues plans for television channel
• Historical Society program to focus on archives
• Eating their way through Farm Show
• Movie-rental options
• Pa. plans asset test for food stamp recipients
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Means testing for food stamps may return
• Soon-to-be late Blockbuster
• Romney easily wins New Hampshire primary; Paul 2nd
• Corrie Crupi, chairwoman, Pagoda-Skyline Inc.
• Fire department has new commissioner
• Kitchen scoop: Hot cornbread from skillet brings back kitchen memories
• Jay Paterno leaving PSU
• Blending virtual schools, face-to-face classes works best (1/11/12)
• Escapee sent to prison in 1 of 5 bank heists
• Game review: Rocksmith rocks out with real guitars
• Arentz, Ochs are friendly rivals
• Suggestions to revive Penn Square sound all too familiar (1/11/12)
• Advocates say return of limits could hurt poor
• Board liberalizes policy on badges
• Residents complain about roads, racket
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Foolish consistence, or just foolishness?
• Knowles seeking re-election to state House
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• Bulldogs pass first test in overcoming Mifflin
• Securing Farm Show no small task
• Review: Cirque Shanghai offers breathtaking show
• Walton sparks Knights
• Meet the candidate
• Woman hurt in 2-vehicle accident
• Yarde takes charge for Panthers
• Food stamps, by the numbers
• Don Spatz: Spencer's hires sure look familiar
• Administrators ask: When are staff cuts too deep?
• United Way shopping spree winner loads up
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• Same gunmen robbed 2 stores in city, police say
• Erica Oldham: She overcame difficult obstacles
• Smart Ideas: Social Security scams
• PSU president says he'll leave in 2014 when contract up
• Ordinance updates lighting, sound rules
• Bruce Williams: Hubby needs to grow up, start saving
• Nothing will be done (1/11/12)
• Members named to child protection task force
• City Council agrees to hire 25 more police officers
• Recipes
• Sinking Spring drug raid results in man's arrest
• Impact of teacher cuts
• Lighten up in the kitchen
• Kenhorst couple displaced by fire
• Two northwest Reading stores robbed in less than an hour
• Tea Party earned an F (1/11/12)
• Umbrage taken with letter writer (1/11/12)
• Help wanted
• Firefighters extinguish house fire in Kenhorst
• Showcase: Photography of Emily Clapp
• The fight of her life
• Daily Docket
• Doing life on state's death row
• Power in the air: Recent graduates return for a special Radio Voices
• Hot question: How often do you listen to the radio?
• Health digest: Classes and more slated at Reading Hospital facilities
• Albright to host Martin Luther King Jr. Day event
• Tax increases pass initial hurdle
• Newsmakers
• Going gray at 17: Most stress is self imposed
• A refreshing contrast: Difference of opinion among panelists and callers makes Voices Radio sing
• Supervisors hear pitch for firehouse
• With same vim, new animals, Cameron Crowe returns
• Eighth grade is too early for college prep
• Liz Martelli Voices Scholarship seeks talented applicants
• Lower Alsace official takes board to task
• Lori Borgman: Unwilling to admit when a celebrity sighting is not what it seems
• What's goin' on the week of Jan. 10
• Camaraderie marks first-time visit to radio show
• Eat At My Desk details
• District 1 vacancy
• If you go to see 'Seminar' on Broadway
• Wilson twins alike in interests, too
• Stellar cast makes this 'Zoo' run on pure emotion
• Ordering up a new business: Eat At My Desk
• Spencer reconsiders outsourcing plan
• Stage review: Alan Rickman leads a great cast in super 'Seminar'
• No contest: Tide rolls to title
• Being eldest sibling has unforseen issues
• Cruise teams up with Pegg in latest 'Mission'
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Installment plan for tax bills discussed
• Man fled city halfway house, troopers say
• Fans all a-Twitter over Tebow's miracle
• In your face: Dani Branson
• Is radio obsolete? No, radio maintains cultural impact despite TV, Internet competition
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• Proposed budget includes tax increase
• City man arrested during break-in at Oakbrook house, police say
• Girls, 12 and 13, charged in Womelsdorf arson
• Best fashion treasures always borrowed from the recent past
• Going on live radio is a delicious taste of adulthood
• Writer asked wrong question (1/10/12)
• Police chief unveils plans for department
• Gunman robs Amity EconoLodge, police say
• Girls basketball collegebounds
• The road to getting 'Clean' is strewn with humor
• Pandora and Spotify keep radio in tune with the times
• David Shribman: Iowa vote didn't matter; it set the stage going forward
• Paterno, wife give $100,000 to Penn State
• SUV accident injures 80-year-old Strausstown man
• Grandview set to celebrate 50th
• REA/RSAA joint statement on Reading School District Acting Superintendent J. Drue Miles
• Visions of radio first danced in inventors' heads in 1860s
• Second-place finish earns Santorum more attention (1/10/12)
• Dozens of concerns, blunt language in report
• Motorist cited after crashing into guide rail, troopers say
• Berks postseason college awards
• After 20 years, Santoni stepping aside
• Drake's second album maintains momentum
• About the project
• 'Battle of the Badges' set for Feb. 26 at Sovereign Center
• City man stole purse during church service, Cumru police say
• Mortgage company opens on Berkshire Boulevard
• Main break repairs done; 6 customers asked to boil water
• All eyes are on Wyo5Live student-led broadcasts
• Brick by brick, VFW post building path to honor
• District hires human resources director
• For some, bus to Farm Show only way to go
• Audio reviews: Some of the best overlooked CDs of 2011
• Wanted man assaulted constable, state police report
• Is radio obsolete? Yes, because users have so much superior media
• Death row statistics
• 3 executed in state since 1977
• Jason Brudereck: In Berks, it's time to make lots of doughnuts
• Gail MarksJarvis: Year of the piggy bank: Let money grow in 2012
• Working out is among swimmer's top three stress relievers
• Smart Ideas: Make resolutions count
• 11 inmates on death row in Berks cases
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• Country trio Lady Antebellum motivated by success
• Small storm, big headaches
• School of the week: Berks Catholic
• Departing schools administrators gain allies
• Report cites more problems in city schools
• Person of the week: Tonya S. Lorah
• Circles speed, slow traffic (1/10/12)
• Merger must be stopped (1/10/12)
• Video highlights from Saturday's men's basketball game against Division I Cornell.
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• Congratulations to Albright College Webmaster Dave Markowski who had one of his...
• In 'Dragon Tattoo,' Fincher taps another network
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• Tebow magic returns in playoffs
• Maidencreek supervisor seeking state House seat
• New bar meets old Reading
• Dan Stevens has found his niche in 'Downton'
• Officials make pitch for projects
• Sofito Gastro Pub
• Bruce Williams: You win some, you lose some money
• Jim Kerr: Scandal shouldn't taint a good cause
• Berks swimming bests
• More on the review of 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy'
• Berks agenda
• Penn State players excited after meeting O'Brien
• Film review: Well-crafted 'Tinker, Tailor' a real puzzle
• County to expand veterans court
• Wilson, Oley Valley unbeaten, unchallenged so far
• In Our Schools: Crystal Cammauf-Young
• Robeson's move to new building nearly done
• Water main break closes part of Route 61
• Elected official cannot vote spouse into a paid position (1/9/12)
• Spirit of Christmas reaches from Berks to Haiti
• Hungry, wet ducklings slide into spotlight
• Smart Ideas: TV prices down
• Teacher in exchange program to speak on experience in Japan
• Young performers take center stage at Farm Show
• Bill Press: With Iowa showing, Santorum gets brief moment in sun
• Police on lookout for cases of illegal Adderall trafficking
• Teen charged in gunpoint robbery at Spring playground
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• What is ADHD?
• Man makes HIV-infection threat in holdup, police say
• Business spotlight: L&H Signs Inc.
• Key ADHD meds harder to come by
• At Boone Homestead, stories are hearth-felt
• Marking early milestones
• Sharon Randall: She has the post-holiday-visit blues
• City Park vigil honors lives lost to gun violence
• Sara Noel: Keep everyone on the same calendar
• Large amount of jewelry taken in burglary, troopers say
• How to help
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• Hunger still this hunter's primary prey
• Daily planner: Monday
• Scholastic honor roll
• Route 61 in Muhlenberg Township closed for water main break
• Missing Oley Township man found at father's house
• Romney's support steady but far from enthusiastic (1/8/12)
• Federal report: Home flipping drove housing bubble blowup
• Bill Uhrich: Matthew's gospel offers different perspective on birth of Jesus
• Hunting, fishing planner
• Altemose's double-double lifts Alvernia
• Linda Chavez: Death not scary; it's the culmination of a life well-lived
• 'Artist editions' turn sinks into works of art
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• Comfy moccasins aid in task of sorting new lures
• Crusaders roll to seventh straight
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• Harry Deitz: Lucky for me, I am not a gambling man
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• Try out stream confluences in cold months
• Defining moment: Marian girls top Nativity
• This week's PennDOT road projects
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• Man ransacked house, threatened family, W. Reading police say
• Smart Ideas: Tax day is April 17
• Fleetwood-area YMCA reaches great heights in just one year
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• Masked gunmen rob city corner store
• Some recalled heating products
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Transactions for January 8, 2012
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• Items that cause heat have potential to create a fire
• To learn more
• Movie crowds dip to 16-year low as apathy lingers
• Huber really knew how to tell the story
• Many flock to start of state Farm Show
• Left out in the cold? Find out whether winter products have been recalled
• Donut hole shrinks
• Scholarships
• Michelle Singletary: This year, resolve to pay off debt
• No question: O'Brien right choice
• For more information about 'Pen To Paper Writers Group'
• Avoid costly surprises
• Five generations: Sweitzer
• Steve Rosen: Renew effort to teach kids about money
• Johnson will remain on coaching staff
• 'The River,' a poem by Shillem
• Obamacare: Halfway there
• Kendal Rautzhan: Good books fuel children's love of reading
• Wanted in Berks
• Pilot crashes plane taxiing at Lebanon County airport
• 'Seven,' a poem by Andrew
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• Maine log home builder lands contract in China
• Campus notes
• Trio rob store near 8th and Walnut streets
• 'Living At the Speed of Light,' a poem by Greg
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• Book reviews
• Travels with Charlie: Blarney Stone legend reigns at famed castle in Ireland
• Perez receives advice from former RHS coach Carril
• "Yeah," a poem by Matt
• Home repairs: knowing when you can do it yourself
• TV and art films: Jan. 8-14
• Restoring a temple
• Tifu's agitating, irritating style is welcomed
• "The Change," a poem by Tyler
• 2012 colors reflect bridges for looking at patterns of life
• Honda targets aggressive U.S. growth in 2012
• If you go to the Michael Kessler exhibit in Philadelphia
• Tips sought in Muhlenberg burglaries
• "Christina," a poem by Adrian
• Meet Our Staff: Dan Fink, Business Weekly editor
• Exhibits: Show takes look at London as Dickens experienced it
• Art review: Paintings of former Berks artist on show in Philadelphia
• John Forester: Plan for Penn Square evokes feeling of deja vu
• O'Brien the center of attention
• Fleetwood woman teaches writing program to boys at Children's Home of Reading
• Girl Scout cookies arrive in Berks
• Cornell enjoying the solo life with new live CD
• George Hatza: 'Sleep No More' puts 'Macbeth' in an eerie hotel
• Domestic delinquents
• Royals fall to Chicago, 5-2
• Albright Women's & Men's Swimming both victorious over Ocean County College!
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• Plane hits storage container in Lebanon County
• Albright 26 Cornell 32 at the half...Go Lions!
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• Albright Men's Basketball at Cornell University
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• Swim teams are both home on Saturday vs Ocean County College
• Oral appliances aid sleep apnea patients
• KU men defeat Edinboro
• She brightened lives of many
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• Ana Veciana-Suarez:
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• 5 city school leaders leaving; blame board
• Farm Show opens today in Harrisburg
• When to watch 'The Secret Circle'
• Sluggish Knights overcome Muhls
• Michelle Malkin: Blame the candidates, not Iowans, for not measuring up
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• Hennig bewitching in her role on 'Secret Circle'
• Berks Catholic 1st in AAA in District 3 power rankings
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• Give it room
• Center in Boyers Junction loses tax-exempt status
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• Supervisor's wife loses office position
• December caps wet, mild year; where's winter?
• Thieves swipe about 40 diamond rings from store in Berkshire Mall
• Debra Saunders: Brown doing OK job in state barely governable
• PennDOT's latest snowplow is a tow plow
• Car hit 18-year-old then fled, city police say
• Zoners deny variance for student housing
• Fire inspections being rethought
• Reading man beaten, stabbed and robbed
• Smart Ideas: Technology in the new year
• Tips sought
• Boroughs realize goal for recycling
• 2-car crash injures 4 people in Exeter
• Lack of marching band at game displeases panel
• 2-time burglars called familiar with RHS
• Former Wyomissing abortion doctor in Maryland courtroom
• House fire displaces Birdsboro family
• Jewelry taken from Longswamp couple's home
• Board sees problems with special education
• After-school program takes aim at junk food
• Acosta named president of City Council
• Latino Chamber holds Annual Gala
• Troopers seek woman who left halfway house
• Preaching the gospel of humor
• Berks Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services
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• For more information about Dale M. Miller
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• O'Brien perhaps best PSU could do
• Faces of Faith: Edward Cafoncelli
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Mary Young: Redistricting went from bad to worse
• John Smith column 1/7/12: Group says post office sent wrong holiday message
• Emotions over hire run high
• Kutztown's bicentennial logo reflects heritage
• Mayor wants to rehire retired city fire chief
• Frystown travel plaza sold
• Gilmore out
• Tribute concert
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• Local religion digest 1/7/12: Church to hold blessing of the toys
• Royals rout Chicago
• Cathie Geisinger
• Fire company and emergency service receive state grants
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• Section of Route 422 West in Exeter closed following crash
• Reading man guilty of shooting at 4 police officers
• PennDOT to unveil Route 222 intersection options
• John Rosemond:
• A game of cat and mouse
• City school board to respond to food-spending report
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• Report: O'Brien is PSU's pick
• David Mekeel: Times tough for public schools
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• 2 deliverymen robbed in city neighborhood
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• Grim completes review of juvenile court corruption
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• Science + competition = Olympiad
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• Birdsboro woman charged in stabbing of boyfriend
• Burglars hit Reading High twice, police say
• Berks stocks end 2011 mostly up
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Supervisors propose land-use changes
• Smart ideas: The Apple way
• Resolutions for the new year
• Sandwich shop owner sold drugs, authorities say
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Jan. 6
• Great honor for Berks Catholic theology teacher
• Daily Docket
• Sara Noel: Beat winter doldrums
• Turtle love: Birdsboro couple fond of all aspects of their unusual pets
• High school concert bands set show at Schuylkill Valley
• Five favorite Meryl Streep performances
• Performance of Berks stocks in 2011
• Ask the vet's pets: Active, social gerbils make good pets
• Hamburg Strand reopening tonight
• To land Lisbeth, Rooney Mara needed her toughness
• U.S. unemployment rate lowest in three years
• Advice was insulting (1/6/12)
• Pipeline story underreported (1/6/12)
• Women's Basketball over Wilkes 71-64! Way to go Lions!
• No injuries in vehicle fire at Museum Road Wawa
• Taylor Swift offered major role in <i>Les Miz</i> film
• Taylor Swift offered major role in <i>Les Miz</i> film
• Chris Lilley plays six roles in HBO's 'Angry Boys'
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Richard Cohen: Lindbergh is flying again in the isolationism of Ron Paul
• Funds lacking, but idea called good master plan
• Board puts cap on any tax increase
• Fitness profile: Mindy Wagaman
• If you go: George Cole Quintet
• Fighter sale was stupid (1/5/12)
• Officials react
• Donors undaunted
• Coffee table perfect for this living room
• George Cole Quintet performing gypsy jazz at Landhaven B&B
• Church's sign plans worry some neighbors
• Council to repeal tax hike
• Image protection immediate issue, memos reveal
• Jim Mullen: More expensive by the dozen
• Alpha Kidz presenting 'Aladdin' in Birdsboro
• Police seek witnesses to fatal Route 222 crash
• Slow start to snowfall so far in region
• Birdsboro police link fingerprint, burglary suspect
• Commentary: 'American Horror Story': from cliches, genius
• If you go: Cirque Shanghai
• Last trolley run was 60 years ago
• Man's death from fall ruled accidental
• Michelle Singletary: Watch out for gift-card scamming
• Cirque Shanghai acrobats come to Reading with plenty of tricks up their sleeves
• Meet the candidate
• Chinese course may be on way out
• To do list for Berks County and beyond
• If you go: Silent movies
• Taylor Swift offered major role in 'Les Miz' film
• Daily Docket
• Panel hears plans for service station
• Feeling the heat, and loving it
• Silent film series at GoggleWorks features live music
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Pollution threatens Little Muddy, supervisors told
• Hot yoga
• If you go: Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Award winner
• City Council interviews 5 for president's job
• Cover story Holy cow! Farm Show keeps growing strong
• Did Lurie make right move?
• Infamous murders source of award for law clerk
• Administration job creates no conflict, ethics board lawyer says
• 00-who? Daniel Craig excels away from Bond
• Fact facts about the Ouija Board
• Sandberg among featured speakers
• Teen beat ex-girlfriend with gun, police say
• If you go: David Wilcox concert
• If you go: Green Mount Cemetery
• Basketball playoffs get started Feb. 11
• 2 women charged in robbery of blind man
• Devoted road warrior David Wilcox visits Ephrata
• A Day Away at Green Mount Cemetery
• Need to know
• Schwank to seek full term as state senator
• Gov. Mifflin graduate serves as manager for Wilcox
• If you go: ICE Racing
• Fine points on rewards
• Recorder of deeds seeks state House seat
• Bold plan uses old to make city new
• For racer Wiggins, Sovereign Center is like home ice
• The Collector: Local antiques community mourns death of Bob Merritt
• Meet the candidate
• PSU tried to control scandal narrative
• When to watch 'Angry Boys'
• Smart ideas: Smart spending in 2012
• Reading takes big step to fight unlicensed apartments (1/5/12)
• Jason Kahl: Not all killings created equal
• Re-creating a place for retail, pedestrians
• McMahon's claim missed the mark (1/5/12)
• Jesus taught us to care for poor (1/5/12)
• It's OK to say merry Christmas (1/5/12)
• No one to call (1/5/12)
• Editorial off base (1/5/12)
• Check out the latest edition of the Albright College Fashion Department's newsle...
• Penn Street Bridge ramps closed periodically
• City man, 18, arrested on marijuana charges
• Women's Basketball takes on Wilkes tomorrow night at 7 in the Bollman Center. C...
• Santa gives back to place that turned life around
• Former Kemp's Hotel focus of rescue effort
• 62-year-old arrested after drug raid
• Lurie: Reid is not arrogant
• John Graydon Smith, Reading Public Museum director
• Meet the candidate
• State tax ceiling suits board fine
• Gov. Mifflin in a zone in victory over Reading
• Reward being offered in paintball shooting
• Caltagirone to seek 19th term in state House
• Snowstorm hits northwest part of state
• Reid will make decision on defensive coordinator
• Don Spatz: Is mayor's new PR person necessary?
• Members of council override rate-hike vetoes
• Hall, Albright beat Moravian to win tourney
• Denver woman's death in crash ruled an accident
• Lurie's Reid: 'I want Andy back'
• Convicted double-murderer denied hearing
• Supervisors reduce health care benefit
• 12 more inducted into Central Catholic Hall of Fame
• Northeast Middle School evacuated due to odor
• Superintendents' forum: BCTC is much more than your father's vo-tech school (1/4/12)
• Borough council approves 6% tax increase
• The narrowing pay gap
• Leinbach named chairman of Berks commissioners
• CFL bulbs don't last (1/4/12)
• Upper Bern delays violation action for ministries' property
• Winter squall slows traffic to icy crawl
• Linda Chavez: This prophecy self-fulfilling
• Council has a vacancy to fill
• Sara Noel: Santa's secret no-bake cookies
• Two new tools are significant steps forward for the city (1/4/12)
• Official: Marion Township's hiring choice possible conflict
• Use vegetable oil, heat, salt to clean cast iron pan
• Clarence Page: Studies show swing voters still highly partisan
• Acosta poised to preside over City Council, sources say
• Purchase of snow cone machines leads to slippery explanation
• Smart Ideas: Use 'em don't lose 'em
• Water panel member gets OK to join mayor's staff
• Bruce Williams: House is liability in divorce
• BB's Grocery Outlet details
• What readers say were top local stories of 2011
• Kitchen scoop: Make this soup in a snap
• New year, new home for BB's Grocery Outlet
• Tilden woman in crash died of injuries, drowning
• Husband is greeted by ghostly apparition of his dead wife
• Transform those veggies
• Thanks to landfill, tax rate still zero
• Daily Docket
• Odor from fan prompts evacuation of city school
• Romney edges Santorum in photo finish
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Albright College communications chief retires, sort of
• Less than men, but more than before
• Twin Valley's win anything but easy
• Fox should admit its political ties (1/4/12)
• Establish paper trail (1/4/12)
• If you're in the Ithaca area come out and cheer on the Lions Saturday afternoon!
• A warm note on this frigid day! Albright Angels and Mane Men, our a cappella cho...
• Snow squall causing slippery roads, delays, accidents
• Lori Borgman:
• Celebrity resolutions range from low-key to ridiculous
• Clothes Tree details
• GOP torn as presidential election season begins
• Broadway's 'Lysistrata Jones' is no slam dunk
• Are New Year's resolutions a good idea?
• Bill O'Reilly: Make your own way to secure a happy 2012
• 3 council members, city auditor re-take oaths
• Heard at the Summit
• Sophomore engineers her plan for college and beyond
• Christ can make a difference (1/3/12)
• Making the list
• Workshop offers advice on small-business marketing
• There's no place like home, but college presents exciting challenge
• Eastern Berks fire company merger admirable, inevitable (1/3/12)
• Funding limits road-work options in county
• Candidates push ahead of today's caucus
• Sophomore finds college pressures premature
• Teens predict new driving restrictions will make things worse
• Jason Brudereck: Keystone State has lock on weird
• Ephrata man dies after Route 272 crash
• What's goin' on the week of Jan. 3
• Longwood Gardens is enticing destination for winter break
• Health digest: Sites for blood-donation drives provided
• Man threatened EMS workers with sword, police say
• Local students polish their acting skills as party princesses
• Visuals astound in whimsical 'Tintin'
• Person of the week: Cora B. Luckenbill
• Pair hurt in 3-vehicle crash in Hamburg
• Occupy movement starts slowly, gains momentum and anger
• 'Dragon Tattoo' is as cold and thrilling as a fall through the ice
• 'Ambassador' supports domestic violence victims
• City man charged in New Year's gunfire
• Best episodes in 'Clone Wars' involve adventures of lesser-known characters
• Grab a plate for a big serving of Call Me Crazy
• Mouthpieces can help patients suffering from sleep apnea, headaches, other medical maladies
• Daily Docket
• Coaches ponder futures after Penn State bowl loss
• Florida school's no-hugging rule is ridiculous
• Wilson freshman sticks with her 2010 resolution
• Mennonite culture at center of book talk in Kutztown
• Bolden struggles mightily to get Nittany Lions moving
• No one is safe in action-packed 'Closer'
• Set new goal each year on way to being a better person
• How to view the spot
• Jordan Hill uncertain if he'll return in 2012
• In your face: Leanne Daniels
• Hot question: Do you think New Year's resolutions are successful?
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Hamburg native stars in PBS commercial
• A Case of too much for Penn State
• Writing a book can help you learn more about yourself
• Sophomore plans to become a published novelist in 2012
• 2 students hope cancer cure in the bag
• Penn State highlights and lowlights
• Spencer sworn in, takes city reins
• Time to delve into 2012
• Kids really do say darndest things
• Leaders of the PACs
• Questions linger as Eagles pack up too early
• Head-on crash injures 3 in Cumru
• Experts say believing in yourself helps resolutions take root
• Store doesn't fall far from the tree
• Outside groups dominate campaign spending in Iowa
• Gail MarksJarvis: Make 2012 a year to get money right
• 14-year-old shot in eye with paintball
• Being a teenager is never easy
• Smart Ideas: Social networking
• By-the-numbers look at GOP presidential race
• Murin would be a fine addition (1/3/12)
• Romney broke his promise (1/3/12)
• Welcome back to those taking Interim classes!
• NFL playoffs
• Oley resident opens store that features art and crafts from Berks
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Candy man still sweet on Reading
• Debra Saunders: Paul is appealing to the two political extremes
• Sharon Randall: For 2012, tuck some hope into your wallet
• Scholastic honor roll
• Smart Ideas: Treasuries end high
• Sara Noel: Uses for cherished doll cradle
• Giants final piece of NFL playoff puzzle
• Don't blame Obama (1/2/12)
• Dave Mowery: These wishes will take some work
• Stories of hope offer valuable message as we begin 2012 (1/2/12)
• Business spotlight: Evelyn & Harriette's Gifts
• Jackson facing uncertain future in Philly
• Harp & soul
• Bruce Williams: Running a bank is harder than it looks
• Eagles highlights, lowlights
• More about harpists
• Theron reveals monstrously funny side in 'Adult'
• Eliminated Eagles finish strong
• Tradition drives first big meal of new year in Berks
• In Our Schools: Dr. Betsy Adams
• Penn State's trying season ends with tough test
• Exeter man to be part of Winter Classic
• McGloin ruled out
• After fine feast, talk turns to brighter future
• Could be last call for Bradley at PSU
• Daily planner: Monday
• Woman thrown, killed and 3 hurt in Lancaster County crash
• At Hamburg school, students learn value of pie
• Pagoda marks 2012 with a bang
• Woman cited after crash in Bethel Township
• Berks County hikers welcome new year
• Daily docket
• Treasures of Oley details
• Miss Berks County group will meet to explain competition
• Vision not limited (1/2/12)
• Editorial page was a civics class (1/2/12)
• Occupiers could make a difference (1/2/12)
• Bullying unabated (1/1/12)
• Giving went beyond widow (1/1/12)
• Shoemakersville woman dies after car flips into pond
• The top 10 local stories of 2011
• Happy 2012!!
• Weather impacts the year 2011 outdoors
• John D. Forester Jr.: Berks community rich in hope
• Susan Pena's top music and dance 2011: Favorites from a year filled with excellent performances
• Census reveals Reading's status as nation's poorest city
• Full of gratitude
• Road projects
• Ex-county commissioner wins special election
• George Hatza's top TV 2011: The best programming responded to the times
• Michelle Singletary: Consumers enjoyed some victories in 2011
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Video of city woman's fall into mall fountain goes viral
• Top 10 business stories
• If you go
• Hunting/fishing notes
• City gets good news on crime front
• No. 10: All Star Distributing reportedly sold
• Technology to aid those attending Farm Show
• Domestic relations fugitives
• 2011 Berks scholastic champions
• Merger, Central finishes highlight best of the rest
• No. 9: Customers Bank buys Berkshire Bank
• Take the 2011 local news quiz
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• After review, Redd to stay at Penn State
• East Coast quake rattles buildings and nerves in Berks
• No. 8: Saying goodbye to familiar names
• U.S. automakers take back market share in 2011
• Recapping the year 2011 in sports, to the letter
• Recalling a better year for Paterno, Penn State
• Sizzling temperature, freak snowstorm highlight year in weather
• No. 7: Reading Outlet Center sold
• Artist's Los Angeles home is all about art and childhood
• Wanted in Berks
• Hodges to remain at Penn State
• TV and art films
• No. 6: Expansions
• Certified deed copy service not required
• Smart ideas: Travel for the new year
• Record-setting QB will challenge Penn State
• Travels with Charlie: Taking the plunge in curative waters a steamy pleasure in Switzerland
• No. 5: Return of beloved brands
• Sex abuse scandal tops 2011 list
• Steve Rosen: A guide to deciphering youth business jargon
• Royals a big benefactor of Macias' time in ECHL
• Harry Deitz: Still waiting for old wishes to come true
• No. 4: Uneven foreclosure recovery
• True stories fascinate and inspire
• News to Use: REIA meeting to be held Tuesday
• Two men arrested in 2 city robberies
• Jon Fassnacht's top audio releases 2011: The music industry found change was good
• Kwanzaa celebration held in GoggleWorks
• No. 3: East Penn Manufacturing expands
• Exhibits: Henry Ford Musem revamps auto displays
• Listings: New Hires
• Chest injuries killed driver on Route 222
• Congress pandering (1/1/12)
• Event at Leesport market celebrates cats
• No. 2 Unemployment
• Copper Canyon a dormant tourist draw
• Bill Uhrich: It?s gull time on the Berks bird-watching scene
• City man injured when truck rolls into Bern house
• AP's top films 2011: Mainstream vs. art
• Transactions for December 31, 2011
• No. 1 Carpenter's growth, here and abroad
• City suffers from bad news, benefits from good
• Tori and Dean's new reality
• Crime Alert: Tips sought in Bern metal thefts
• Future is brighter for Reading than it has been in years (1/1/12)
• This year in business 2011
• Berks districts struggle with state funding cuts
• Daily docket
• Eagles shooting for 8-8
• AP's top New York theater 2011: Mormons, horses, anything goes on Broadway and off
• Deputy sheriff killed in line of duty
• Bathroom furniture a stylish upgrade
• Winchester hitting the mark with hexahedron-shaped shot
• Crimson Tide rolls into 2012 unbeaten
• Ron Schira's top visual arts 2011: 9/11 tribute the highlight in Berks
• Berks Catholic formed with merger of high schools
• Cross-eyed teens dive for Epiphany
• We wish everyone a very happy and safe New Year's Eve!
• High achievers
• Inmate flees from Reading cemetery work detail
• McGloin practices for first time since fight
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• City man charged in grocery store holdup
• Paterno stays positive despite season's trials
• Wearing many hats, he now dons writer's
• Volunteer unearths Ringgold Light Artillery charter
• Defensive surge comes too late
• Spend a year with Pennsylvania Dutch
• In Pennsylvania
• Temple woman dead in fiery crash on Route 222
• Virginia voters have their Republican choices limited (12/31/11)
• Teen drinking incidents can spell trouble for parents
• Bowl may be an exit ticket for Penn State's assistants
• Michelle Malkin: Media look the other way as Obama's scandals increase
• Ex-Berks abortion doctor charged in fetus murders
• Local religion digest 12/31/11: Churches plan movie night on New Year's Eve
• Letter writer was mistaken (12/31/11)
• Dangerous holiday
• John Smith column 12/31/11: Creation of Berks Catholic named top local religion story
• Debra Saunders: Who's going to be looking out for the children?
• Animal Rescue League plans new operating hours
• Smart Ideas: Mobile shopping
• Faces of Faith: Kathy Galtere
• Mary Young: Hoping Mayans don't get last laugh
• Death of Osama bin Laden named top religion story
• Drinking, driving a dangerous combination
• Reminders
• Staying safe
• New Years financial resolutions
• Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Study shows moms multitask more
• Hope at the holidays: Mission offers the jobless optimism
• Crystal Cathedral deal fulfills Catholic bishop's dream
• Driver, 76, in car crash died of natural causes
• The Dentist's Chair: Looking back at 2011 and looking forward
• Daily Docket
• Couple serve up bread project to aid Haiti
• Berks Catholic stays perfect, tops Harrisburg
• 67 county schools get state achievement awards
• Regional police force's future clouded
• Royals rally, then fall to Trenton
• Fatal crash, fire, close Route 222 southbound lanes, Spring Twp.
• District Township road closed
• Suspect arrested for role in city grocery store holdup
• The Tea House and Gift Shoppe details
• New to the Board: Mark T. Watkins, Fleetwood School Board
• Eagles' McCoy eyeing history in finale
• Local reenactors to participate in 235th anniversary of Washington crossing Delaware River
• Smart Ideas: Sick leave
• Projects that gratified McMahon
• Squires Club gives Red Knights valuable boost
• Ask the vet's pets: Some tree branches safe for rabbits to chew, others are toxic
• New year, new hopes and wishes
• Tax going up 11% under new budget
• Mike Drago's Berks Top 10
• Daily Planner: Friday
• There's only 1 surefire hangover cure
• Diving meet will benefit Pagerly Fund
• School's mural conveys more than 1 message
• Oley OKs budget that cuts 2 police positions
• Untitled
• Erin Negley: A look back at stories we shared
• Sara Noel: Reuse last years calendar
• Hope at the holidays: A place for homeless to feel at home
• John Rosemond: Stop enabling to cure young adult's irresponsibility
• Supervisors pass budget; tax rate unchanged
• Slices of life: Local rider top dog in her division
• 2012 budget passes; tax rate unchanged
• Thirlby goes mainstream in 'The Darkest Hour'
• Police warn of scam targeting Nextel users
• Bruce Williams: IRA versus variable annuity
• Bolden still taking all first-team snaps
• Council OKs budget; tax rate going up 13%
• Almodovar's latest is only 'Skin' deep
• Clarence Page: Irrational fear at root of protest over TV show
• He believes city government has improved
• County banning large events at Antietam Lake Park
• War kindled suicide bombers (12/30/11)
• His advice for successor
• Reading's mayor looks back on 8 years
• Cal Thomas: Governments at every level ought to be placed on a diet
• What others say about the outgoing mayor
• Sport utility vehicles crash, injure 2
• Marshall rises above as Saints top Red Land
• Americans should be proud of ranking in charity survey (12/30/11)
• Daily Docket
• Penn Avenue traffic detoured after 2-vehicle crash
• Shermot edges Mackie in showdown
• 1st Pennsylvania Regiment filled with good shots
• The Tea House and Gift Shoppe moves to Wyomissing
• Man arrested for failing to appear in court
• Penn State search is 'going fine'
• For more information on the anniversary of Washington's crossing the Delaware River
• Men's Basketball over Berkeley College 84-61...Albright will play Stockton Colle...
• Deitz's column showed courage (12/30/11)
• Season celebrates man's greatest gift (12/30/11)
• New faces are needed (12/30/11)
• Column was pleasure to read (12/30/11)
• Column was appreciated (12/30/11)
• Men's Basketball tips off at 8 p.m. vs Berkeley College in the Bollman Center!
• Bridge location is not a mystery (12/29/11)
• Liberals in media are so frustrating (12/29/11)
• Put the blame on Obama (12/29/11)
• Property tax raised by 50% for 2012
• Jim Mullen: The view from the bottom
• McGloin misses another practice; status uncertain
• Daily Docket
• Select bed linens first for makeover
• Jarrett's start may be an audition for 2012
• Contest for students focuses on improving Schuylkill River water
• A Day Away at the National Watch & Clock Museum
• Vick wants to play, not watch
• Officer on leave pending physical
• Nina Dobrev talks 'Vampire Diaries'
• New on DVD: 'Looney Tunes,' 'Shameless,' 'The Borgias'
• 2012 budget approved, but will be reopened
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond'
• Fit for a new year
• Ask Ron: Berks <i>Fuszgangers</i> blazed historic trail
• Board won't pay rent county asks
• If you go: Finicky Felines cat show
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Robesonia-Wernersville authority to participate in class-action case
• Finicky Felines cat show a New Year's Eve tradition in Leesport
• McGovern column was disappointing (12/29/11)
• Panel issues recommendations to Spencer
• The Collector: $50 gold coin sparkles at Morphy auction
• New regulations on light bulbs and what they mean to you
• Diana West: Austria has outlawed free speech
• Mayor-elect plans to keep top members of McMahon administration
• ABC sitcom 'Work It' gets detractors all worked up
• Higher Level Caribbean Restaurant & Lounge details
• Ann McFeatters: Political junkies love Iowa and New Hampshire
• Spencer previews ambitious proposals
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• N.Y. man brings taste of Jamaica to the downtown
• Relaxing child labor laws not good for kids, country (12/29/11)
• 'Layaway angel' helps Kenhorst family
• If you go: RSO New Year's Eve concert
• Berks County hiking contact information
• To league's leader, turnaround a team effort
• Holly Herman: Detective's death leaves void
• Sting tribute singer joining RSO for New Year's Eve show
• If you go: National Watch & Clock Museum
• Spring Township man forged checks from mother-in-law's account, police say
• Hope at the holidays: Shelter brings renewal to mom
• If you go: Harlem Globetrotters
• Branford leads the way for RHS
• 25 films chosen for National Film Registry
• The art of protest
• Globetrotter 'Handles' Franklin looks forward to Reading game
• PSU seniors hope to end chaotic season with a victory
• Shoppers evacuate Berkshire Mall after trash fire outside store
• What better way to celebrate the new year than with a hike?
• Frustrated Royals beaten in shootout
• Police seek ex-convict in stabbing of city man
• Mount Hope to ring in the New Year in Victorian style
• Shermot, Mackie on track to meet in tourney final
• Berks will have minimal influence (12/28/11)
• A law exists, but it's ignored (12/28/11)
• What is your fondest memory of 2011?
• Power back on along Penn Avenue in Wyomissing
• Farmland-preservation group to hold fundraiser
• Smart ideas: Talking to your phone
• Wyomissing district's effort to collect more tax from Reading Hospital could backfire
• Some gaugers taking earrings to a whole new level
• We're losing sight of true meaning of Christmas (12/28/11)
• Budget passes; tax remains at 1 mill
• Bruce Williams: A little risk in investing pays off
• Online learning must be integrated with in-class teachers (12/28/11)
• Analysts ID 4 types of shoppers in holiday season
• Sara Noel: Freeze cookie dough for easy baking later
• Need never ends for those willing to give the gift of life (12/28/11)
• Most dangerous cities
• Desperation dinners: A fond farewell, a new beginning
• Kathleen Parker: Callista Gingrich goes public
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Labor pacts with rank-and-file workers will save money
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Emotions mixed as the United States exits Iraq
• Girl Scouts serve Birdsboro community, and a meal
• City approves plan for Olivet clubhouse in Pendora Park
• Michelle Bainbridge, leader, Outstanding Young Woman program
• Reading OKs new inspection ordinance
• Bear to drop again on New Year's Eve in Boyertown
• Turnpike tolls climbing for cash customers
• Reading man, 75, stabbed in domestic dispute
• New Year's Eve in Boyertown
• Baba Waples leads Knights to final
• Hope at the holidays: Ex-airman still leads life of service
• Ron Krick: a giant on, off the court
• Berks County steady in crime rankings
• O'Grady's Family Restaurant scheduled for sheriff's sale
• Closings within past 6 months
• Jobless numbers stagnant in Schuylkill County
• They're manufacturing jobs in Berks
• Unemployment rates mixed in Berks and Reading
• Changes to teen driving rules now in effect
• State gets more than $41 million in federal education funds
• Daily Docket
• Look at Royals' upcoming games
• If you are in the area later this week, don't forget to come see the Albright Ho...
• Two men robbed in heists 20 minutes apart in Reading
• Hot question: What's one skill you need to learn before college?
• Finding ways to save whatever they can
• The Inn at Reading details
• Birds' finish means little without playoff berth
• RHS star Isis Thorpe loves her time on basketball court
• Luring the weary back to the stores
• Renovations nearly finished at The Inn at Reading
• PSU: Unprecedented series of events
• 'Son of Neptune' filled with everything Percy Jackson fans love
• Smart Ideas: Business plan
• Hex sign research leads to art career
• 2 men injured in weekend crashes in 'good' condition
• What's goin' on the week of Dec. 27
• Teen homelessness is growing problem, but help is nearby
• Jason Brudereck: Exeter food pantry feeds a real need
• New department heads
• In your face: Morgan Burr
• Showcase: Photography of Kristen Folk
• Spielberg, Jackson introduce Tintin to America
• Barto Fire Company got charter in 1947
• 'Batman: Arkham City' is a blast in every way
• Giving as an article of faith
• Neil Diamond discusses new CD and his 'best year' yet
• Bally fire company began in 1923
• City firefighters work a wonder
• 'Sherlock' sequel is all cleverness and chemistry
• Local fifth-grader's anti-flu artwork hits the road
• Bechtelsville fire company organized in 1916
• Thieves break into Boyertown library, steal $200 in donations
• Avoid the 'spoiled' label and learn life skills now
• At least 6 vehicles damaged in brief rampage in northeast Reading
• Eastern Berks Fire Department to debut next week
• Kids going off to college is most traumatic for parents
• Wild turkeys move into Montana neighborhood
• Using Skype maintains family connections
• Daily Docket
• More tiny, but harmful, frogs showing up in Hawaii
• For most, freedom now means easier transition later
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Oregon cat expected to survive severe burns
• 3-D is all the rage, but in some cases it just isn't necessary
• Bill O'Reilly: Churches must get the attention of the faithful
• Berkshire Square center sold for $16.6 million
• Judge won't toss officer's lawsuit against sheriff regarding animal abuse change
• Some tools make leaving home both easier and more difficult
• Arrows needed on the highway (12/27/11)
• Kwanzaa begins weeklong celebration
• Housing troubles separate 88 year-old man from dog
• Everyone must cope when baby of family leaves home
• Health digest: Classes, support groups announced by Reading Hospital
• Who should get a flu shot?
• Lost last month, blind dog gets home for Christmas
• Average senior is more ready for college than people think
• Federal lawmakers address problem that doesn't exist (12/27/11)
• Patients with chronic conditions at higher risk of adverse effects from flu
• They Might Be Giants keep a good thing going on 'Join Us'
• Kathryn Lopez: Romney conversion poses question that all should ask
• Lori Borgman: When the gift meets the need
• Letter filled with pie in sky (12/27/11)
• Keep Pagerly's memory alive (12/27/11)
• No one stopped after accident (12/27/11)
• People have been extremely generous (12/27/11)
• There is nothing we can do (12/26/11)
• Education system not the problem (12/26/11)
• All could suffer from addiction (12/26/11)
• Berks tourism is big business (12/26/11)
• Bringing home bacon is not the issue (12/26/11)
• "The seven principles of Kwanzaa -- unity, self-determination, collective work a...
• Business spotlight: Reese
• Selection voids election result, sends a bad message (12/26/11)
• Builders group seeking homeowners who qualify for free improvements
• Cal Thomas: Obama's hubris ultimately will result in election defeat
• Sharon Randall: Food wrapped in warm memories
• More on the review of 'We Bought a Zoo'
• Church reaches more than 300 for holiday meal
• 'We Bought a Zoo' not as hairy as it appears
• Fire damages mobile home in Richmond Township
• Jim Kerr: Day-after signs of wrap rage
• At Berks Encore, dinner for a family of about 150
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• Daily planner: Monday
• Sara Noel: Organize accessories
• Daily docket
• Woman, daughter view their future
• Volunteers relish opportunity to serve others on Christmas
• Zhuang's Garden adds second location
• Students go red, raise green for Delaware hospital
• Zhuang's Garden details
• Teens (and a mom) sound off about new driving rules
• Dan Kelly's Korner: It takes a Rock to build a monument
• New rules for teen drivers take effect Tuesday
• Pool provides therapy in more ways than one
• New law sets limits for teens who drive
• Volleyball star who moved to Berks after Hurricane Katrina ends career with a state championship
• About Coolville, Ohio
• In our schools: Phil Kistler, Hamburg Middle School
• The gift of giving
• Bill Press: Boehner, House Republicans shift dynamics of 2012 vote
• California initiates state protection for rare woodpecker
• Kunkle takes on new challenge after earning two titles in 2011
• People cannot drive and text (12/26/11)
• Fire closes part of Route 222 in Richmond Township
• Do not blame Berks delegation (12/25/11)
• Joy in photo was contagious (12/25/11)
• Widen circle for giving (12/25/11)
• Let the drillers move elsewhere (12/25/11)
• No agenda from Santa (12/25/11)
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• Campus notes
• Fire company responds to two early morning crashes
• Back to an electric future for cars
• Only one way to waterfall, but it's worth the hike
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Big Diamond plans are shaping up
• Travel Q&A: Beware of hidden cruise fees
• IM ABLE Foundation donates cycles
• Cars that rock and roll
• Penn State scandal encourages sex abuse victims to speak out
• Books teach kids sensitivity and empathy
• Howie Mandel's Malibu house lists for $7.25 million
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Daily docket
• Child's play area needs serious thought
• Figures of joy
• Good timing, good production from Griffith
• Suspect sought in Maxatawny robbery
• Hot Chelle Rae finds success with simplicity
• George Hatza: Christmas is a good day for movies
• John D. Forester: Time to pay the piper, online shoppers
• Against the Grain has Christmas cuts for kids
• Best drives of 2011 include Lamborghini, Audi A7 sedan
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• Shortened season should work in the Sixers' favor
• Christmas giving should continue throughout the year (12/25/11)
• TV and art films
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• Newsmakers
• Shillington church feeds congregants' bodies, souls on Christmas Eve
• Judge owes an apology (12/25/11)
• Meet Our Staff: Jamie Klein, reporter
• Collection of photos displays more than a few gems
• Wanted in Berks
• Voters to see new faces in 2012 race
• Artist packs detail into his ski-trail maps
• Green Industry Conference to be held in Doylestown
• Listings: New Hires
• PennDOT road projects
• Travels with Charlie: In Europe, seeking bad can be good for body and soul
• Comfort and Joy
• Bill Uhrich: Story of woman's Bible touches many hearts
• Connely's stats not impressive, but contributions to JMU are
• Make a one-of-a-kind slipcover
• Area theater groups schedule auditions for their 2012 shows
• Meeting dates, officers set for local school boards
• Outdoors community serving Berks youth
• Harry Deitz:: Don't forget real reason for season
• Gifts of Christmas: It takes stealth, quiet to spot Santa at work
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• Offseason is the time to fix tackle
• Decorating, like life, is all about the journey
• Sierra resorts still waiting for snow
• Learn deer language to have a successful hunt
• Home office presents challenge to design
• Gifts of Christmas: Santa is everywhere
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• Millersville University graduates
• Save water with good faucets, new aerators
• Transactions for December 25, 2011
• For the love of chocolate
• Scholarships
• Snapshots: Mountains in Australia inspired folk tales
• Five generations: Ayden Kingslery Quire
• Bush missed an opportunity (12/24/11)
• Social benefits unsustainable (12/24/11)
• Arrogance says it all (12/24/11)
• Redistricting map shows stupidity (12/24/11)
• Bigger, fewer trucks a better option (12/24/11)
• The Albright Choirs best expressed our wish for you this Christmas weekend. Mer...
• Foster grandparents bring warmth, two feet at a time
• Who gets what
• Caroling, they roll along
• FEMA grant to help pay for emergency-radio upgrades
• Pina Ugliuzza
• 1859 organ at Fleetwood church restored, to be played tonight
• Italian immigrant to be honored by Berks County Latino Chamber of Commerce
• Child Care Information Services of Berks County
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• Gifts of Christmas: South Texas no place to dream of white Christmas
• Local religion digest 12/24/11: Christmas Eve service to feature puppet show
• Mary Young: Christmas music makes life better
• Faces of Faith: Lisa Krause
• It may take decades to determine value of war in Iraq (12/24/11)
• Brandywine carolers visit Lutheran Home
• Lutheran bishop offers message for Christmas
• Redistricting was criminal (12/24/11)
• Judge asks Superior Court to uphold Kalina sentence
• Pet medicine business competitive Discount pharmacies and online services are rivaling veterinarians
• 5 arrested in city drug raid jailed in lieu of $75,000 bail each
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Hazing death heightens worries
• Exeter man charged in VA fraud awaits further court action
• The Dentist's Chair: Nutshell was final crack in damaged tooth
• Work to begin Jan. 2 on Maxatawny bridge
• Daily Docket
• Police seek man who robbed convenience store in city
• Berks agencies get $1.9 million to battle homelessness
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• City man rescued in fire still in critical condition
• Royals down Road Warriors 6-4
• She turns 109 on Christmas Day
• Friends brighten family's Christmas
• Eagles refuse to talk about playoffs
• Christine Buckley-Papada
• Hospitalized children get donated stuffed animals
• Spending and incomes show weak gains in November
• Heart ailment couldn't curb her zest for life
• After a lifesaving award, the real reward
• Recalls
• Help wanted
• Cost of living in borough climbs
• Christmas Carol Pilgrimage prayers
• Police find alligators inside Trenton home
• Third suspect arrested in Shoemakersville murder
• Investigation is needed (12/23/11)
• Writer ignored some vital issues (12/23/11)
• Make sure gun is not loaded
• School officials do not care (12/23/11)
• Reactive effort will not work (12/23/11)
• God provided the answer (12/23/11)
• Postal workers deliver presents to needy families
• Young Birds learn lessons by sitting out
• Wounded Alabama police dog out of hospital
• Plan puts city in district of earmark opponent
• 3rd suspect still sought in Shoemakersville murder
• Boyertown's Muller realizes All-State dream
• House Republicans cave on payroll tax cut
• Delaware man, 24, charged in kidnap, murder of woman, 65, walking her dog
• Supervisors approve budget; tax rate won't change
• Wyomissing defenders earn All-State honors
• Boston police probe possible dog fighting ring
• Protective tarp covering valve house at Antietam Lake
• Lauer's Park students give songs to seniors who have given them time
• Recalls
• Idaho vet works to boost shelter adoptions
• Zoo animals a hit at Glenside school
• Friends quietly share solstice on mountain
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Dec. 23
• Virginia officer kills 2 pit bulls attacking woman
• Economic agency president appointed to RACC board
• Ron Devlin: Secret Santa's holiday spirit
• Reading area tax experts offer last-minute tips
• Wyoming woman hospitalized after pit bull attack
• Patients at hospital charged in assaults
• Gifts of Christmas: Creature stirring had hidden in tree
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• Pedestrian struck, killed while walking dog in Delaware
• Daily Docket
• Mall celebration kicks off Hanukkah with food, fun
• Insurance is a necessary evil
• Dog bites deputy investigating dog bite complaint
• Daily Planner: Friday
• Reading man charged in benefits-fraud case
• How to deal with office drama divas
• Berks a victim of a practice in place for two centuries (12/23/11)
• 2nd man charged in robbery that led to South Carolina K-9 officer's death
• Bird flu virus tied to New England seal deaths
• Holiday preparation
• Drug raid nets 6 suspects, marijuana and handgun
• Night lights brighten holidays in Berks
• Letter did not address complaints (12/23/11)
• Celebrities share New Year's resolutions for their pets
• Details of lab-made bird flu won't be revealed
• Hawk Mountain photo marks December on 2012 calendar
• Kids come together at Olivets Christmas party
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• Committee won't rush to hire Penn State coach
• Remains of 34 pets from Allegheny County funeral home remain unclaimed By Margaret Harding
• Hong Kong officials kill 17,000 chickens after H5N1 bird flu found
• Shots fired during 1 of 2 city holdups
• Payments approved for sewer contractors
• 'Dragon Tattoo' kicks proverbial butt
• Royals beat Road Warriors 3-2 in overtime
• Dog's mystery joint problem diagnosed as immune disease
• Dozens of dead crows found in New Mexico
• Firefighters pull city man from burning row home
• Board approves budget without tax increase
• John Rosemond:
• Berks fishing and hunting
• Obama seeks companionship from presidential pup
• Audubon's Christmas bird count: Doing crowd-science since 1900
• Bringing home the bacon
• Slices of life: Fleetwood Bible Church helps brighten holidays for needy
• Mike Drago's Berks Top 10
• Pet food donations wanted in Lancaster County
• Nine Florida lawmakers urge Obama to ban snake importing
• Previous change had effect on public transportation
• Gospel's Andrae Crouch calls dyslexia his blessing
• Bigger may no longer be better in Berks basketball
• Suicidal Ohio exotic animal owner not drunk or on drugs
• DNR says big cats not settled in Minnesota yet
• Law enforcement officials optimistic about federal funding
• Ask the vet's pets: Protect pets from harmful holiday plants and food
• Unbeaten Oley runs past Mifflin
• Lost dog back in Kansas for Christmas
• Redistricting still a puzzle
• City firefighters on scene of house fire on 10th Street
• Traffic snarled on Route 422 in Exeter
• Poor grammar on billboards (12/22/11)
• Congress heard wrong message (12/22/11)
• Board efforts overlooked (12/22/11)
• Letter self-serving; story lacking (12/22/11)
• Cholesterol tests vital for children (12/22/11)
• Contract language paves way for city police bonuses
• Immersed in verse
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• Santa, sleighs, songs draw dozens to city Christmas event
• Steven Spielberg's one-two punch
• The collector: Asian art deco show racks up $160,000 at Bunch auction
• Suspect charged in sales of heroin
• Jim Mullen: In one year and out the other
• Fitness profile: Christine DeAngelis
• Board wants relief from tax hike ceiling
• Mourning the loss of a special friend
• If go to the Jeff Dunham show at the Sovereign Center
• Good policy or not, tax cut is good politics for Obama (12/22/11)
• Supervisors approve budget; tax the same
• The Lincoln Biography Building in West Chester: the Berks County connection
• Jeff Dunham's dummies reveal his politically incorrect self
• Time to outlaw gerrymandering (12/22/11)
• District Judge Xavios' office to close, reopen with new jurisdiction
• How a modest structure in West Chester became the home of Lincoln's biography
• If you go to 'Golly Gee Whiz'
• Yarde reaches 1,000
• 2nd suspect arrested in Shoemakersville murder
• Canvas can give look of headboard
• Youth Theater aims to revive hope with 'Golly Gee Whiz' musical
• Maclin shows toughness while battling injuries
• Businessman on mission to feed the hungry
• New plastic not in cards for some
• Quick picks: Event highlights of the week
• Ryan's 'D' just what Birds need?
• Daily Docket
• Transformer explosion cuts power for up to 2,000
• Chromatic Wakeup keeps it clean with new CD
• Class A and Class AAA All-State football
• Gifts of Christmas: Stuck in the snow, with plenty of cold milk
• Groups bring Christmas to Children's Home of Reading
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• Blue Mountain's Emerich named Class AAA All-State
• Jason Kahl: Crime goes up with decorations
• It's getting pricey to get to grandma's
• Holidays are often best time to land a job
• Justice probes Verizon in $3.6 billion cable deals
• Groundbreaking kicks off Reading sewer plant project
• Drive for toys nets rabid response
• To Do List: A comprehensive list of regional events for the week ending Dec. 28
• Think Spot buys York location
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Berks County Library System presents annual awards
• Little Angel
• Recalls
• Uncovering a covered bridge mystery
• Killing revives debate over policing
• Second Chance
• Holiday stress and work too
• Program aims to turn children into bookworms
• Bill-collection fees approved
• Earth Man
• Consider gifts for caregivers, or just help them out
• Council passes budget with no tax hike
• A Lonely Journey
• Out on the trail: Winter solstice brings out the beauty in nature
• Oysterdale Road in Oley reopens after crash
• Photos and video now available from Winter Commencement
• Reading should welcome Latinos (12/21/11)
• Services fall while taxes rise (12/21/11)
• People knew they were poor (12/21/11)
• Supervisors should save police force (12/21/11)
• Jesus couldn't support Occupiers (12/21/11)
• Hanukkah celebration sees first light
• Birthday milestone: Wayne A. Folmer
• Bally couple helping veterans
• State House OKs redrawn districts
• Government care of veterans goes from one extreme to the other
• Dorothy 'Dot' Basile, county coordinator, Toys for Tots
• District judge's office moving into courthouse
• Game review: Assassin's Creed puts premium on stealth
• Reading Public Library expenses rise, but not its revenues
• All talk, no vote on water truck deal
• Believing in ghosts has not disappeared
• Council approves 83% tax increase
• Commissioners OK budget, 10.5% tax increase
• Smart ideas: Kutztown gift card
• Road crew thanked at supervisors meeting
• Sara Noel: Reuse tea bags
• For more information
• Pipeline presents environmental hazard (12/21/11)
• Compassion on Penn Street
• Board can't agree on a new member
• Recipe for clear toy candy
• Are historic districts in Reading serving their purpose? (12/21/11)
• Man who killed girlfriend while high gets prison
• Clear toy candy: sweet and simple
• League win early present for Bulldogs
• Self-defense aspect probed in student's slaying
• Hate to wait?
• Muhlenberg boys rally past Panthers
• Tractor-trailer crash injures Reading driver
• Bruce Williams: It pays to seek expert advice
• Bullets stun Schuylkill Valley
• Hamburg man charged in Shoemakersville murder
• Supervisors adopt budget; tax won't increase
• Matthews earns more playing time
• Berks police chiefs honor 3 for support of crime-prevention efforts
• Crash near Port Clinton injures 2, closes lanes
• DeSales uses big second-half run to down Albright
• Daily Docket
• At Daniel Boone, kids give blood for 2 of their own
• Eagles will be focused, regardless
• Don Spatz: City bookkeepers failed miserably
• Car hits Robesonia woman in city
• Maple Grove set to celebrate
• Gifts of Christmas: Post-holiday 'boom' made homemade presents a bust
• Driver runs from lot after rig strikes truck
• Pears poached in red wine make appealing dessert; it can be made ahead of time
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• The miracle, of course, was not that the oil for the sacred light - in a little...
• Tulpehocken man sentenced in death of girlfriend
• Hamburg man charged in slaying of Shoemakersville man
• GOP refuses to compromise (12/20/11)
• 83 percent hike is too much (12/20/11)
• One law would work (12/20/11)
• Writer's claims ignore reality (12/20/11)
• Teen homelessness often is hidden (12/20/11)
• Helping troops worthy of praise (12/20/11)
• Quilters stitch Christmas joy for Heim residents
• Directors amend policy on ages for admission
• No, employers should not Google applicants, because info is unreliable
• No contest: PSU saga named top story of 2011
• Bill would name part of Route 422 for Pagerly
• Judges let everyone in on the joke
• About JROTC at Reading High School
• Unique name seals the deal: In today's Google word, your online identity lasts forever
• Penn State's deliberate search for coach takes toll on recruiting
• Signs of possible relapse
• Military training all about respect
• Saving face: Photos posted online can be embarassing, but there's not much you can do about it
• PSU players ready for bowl
• Christmas in recovery
• Man arrested, charged with sexually assaulting girl
• Board OKs budget; 3-mill tax unchanged
• Googling myself? Why bother?
• 4 inducted into academic hall of fame
• Lori Borgman: Bark the herald canines sing
• Commissioners OK budget, 6% tax hike
• Googling yourself can be really boring, which isn't necessarily a bad thing
• Rockin' around the office
• Person of the week: Jesse E. Miller
• North Korea's 'Dear Leader' Kim Jong Il dies
• Budget outlook bleak, board told
• Yes, employers should Google applicants to get a full picture
• Party problems
• Health digest: Classes, support groups announced by Reading Hospital
• Second Mile CEO kept board in dark, ex-members say
• Googling yourself can lead you to others
• No answers in fatal shooting of high-schooler
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• Crash at Routes 422, 419 injures 5, including infant
• With social networking, you give up privacy
• Gail MarksJarvis: A gift-buying bind? Books worth a read
• Audio reviews
• Teen from West Reading pleads guilty in man's death, sentenced to treatment
• Hat ban is unfair amid inconsistent dress code enforcement
• Smart ideas: Joy at the holidays
• Once more, falling quickly for 'Once'
• Museum dropping fee to $5 for children, seniors
• Remaining anonymous to a Google search is a good thing
• 'New Year's Eve' filled with small subplots, big movie stars
• Billy Joel has reason to be happy or at least content
• Armed robbers assault store owner, police say
• Dispatches from France: Munching a Big Mac while standing at the Eiffel Tower
• Christmas Village a winter wonderland in nearby Bernville
• Women foil purse-snatcher in West Reading
• Police say no motive yet in barbershop shooting
• What's goin' on the week of Dec. 20
• Showcase: Photography of Julia Wentzel
• City Council to start moving newly found cash
• Daily Docket
• In your face: Abby Zeller
• Poinsettias dazzle visitors at Glick's Cowboy Christmas
• Rollins takes less money to remain with Phillies
• Gifts of Christmas: Torched turkey, perilous journey
• Voted out in November, appointed in December
• Appreciation for chivalry is indeed dead
• Eagles living up to hype, but it's probably too late
• Jason Brudereck: Pioneering doctor leaves lasting mark
• West Reading paint project wins statewide award
• For dancer, role in 'Phineas' a big step
• McGloin: 'It should not have happened'
• Privatized post office will be more expensive (12/20/11)
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Students donate presents to widow of slain deputy
• Googling Google reveals that it wasn't always called Google
• Reportedly, Paterno released from hospital, following fall
• Evidence crystal clear: Distracted driving is dangerous (12/20/11)
• Pedestrian struck by car at Sixth and Court streets, Reading
• In case you missed Albright on CBS News over the weekend, you can watch it here.
• Sharon Randall: Making blended families work at Christmas
• Counseling priest receives honorary degree
• David Mowery: Sisters spread charity from New Jersey to Reading for Red Cross
• Landfill looks to expand wastewater treatment
• Four ways to combat foreclosure
• Daily planner: Monday
• Foreclosure: 'This has been a nightmare'
• Daily docket
• Bruce Williams: Fix-up not needed before foreclosure
• Carolers to serenade Muhlenberg neighborhood
• Wyomissing grad plans to build library in Uganda
• Bond forged in military, high school
• Busines Spotlight: Freymoyer's Hotel and Restaurant
• Sara Noel: Take a crack at using eggshells
• Scholastic honor roll
• Wilson student wins state award for peace poster
• Santa visit makes it tough to contain excitement -- or dinner
• McCoy rushes into the Eagles' record book
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Case of driver vs judge draws police response
• Berks ledger
• Eagles still not out of it
• West Lawn woman leads dog to great heights
• In Boyertown, the proof is in the Paws
• As easy as 1-2-3
• Joe Paws Dog Bakery
• Bird's-eye view
• In Our Schools: Julie Gulling, French teacher, Berks Catholic
• Smart ideas: toy safety
• Pair charged in series of convenience store burglaries
• About the program
• How to register
• Police investigate shooting of man in Reading
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• Gov. Mifflin students learn how to be leaders
• 200 kids attend Elks Christmas party
• Audiobooks go digital
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• Fire company in Bethel serves holiday meal
• Puppies and kittens rarely make good yuletide gifts (12/19/11)
• 'Sherlock Holmes' smothered in dreary sameness
• Boyertown High student dies in weekend shooting
• Farm teens provide worthwhile function (12/19/11)
• Men's Basketball over PSU Berks 78-61!
• Lawmakers do appalling job with new House districts (12/18/10)
• Where grant?s going
• What they're saying
• Training for rescue task force moves to Blue Marsh Lake
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• Volunteer group is battling domestic violence
• Mount Penn mulls new CVS, its future
• Eagles focusing on Jets
• Car crashes into Cumru house; no one inside hurt
• Triumphs stir passions of local couple
• Kendal Rautzhan: Books make great holiday gifts
• Skiing and soaking are sublime in Idaho
• John D. Forester: New state districts all over map
• Fire damages chimney at Amity house
• Pay scale inequitable (12/18/11)
• Former McCain home sells in short sale for $1.8M
• 'Sound' upstages Mozart in Austrian city
• Hunting-fishing planner
• Southern puts forth big effort in loss
• Difficult year brings a family closer
• Bridge faucets can fit into a modern kitchen
• Spencer tops campaign contribution list in latest reporting period
• Hunting-fishing notes
• Santa hears requests for presents at Pagoda
• Gathering place wherever the bow is
• Lights touch up nature at Niagara Falls
• Auction held for March of Dimes
• Here's how to find hot spots for wintertime trout fishing
• Tifu leads suddenly potent Royals to win
• Growing family keeps tradition alive
• TV and art films: Dec. 18-24
• Saints kicker buys home of disgraced RR official
• Human scent can actually aid in deer hunting
• J-Rollin' back to Philadelphia
• For three Berks County families, home is a very special place at this time of the year
• Meet Our Staff: John Boor, news editor/digital
• Sportswriters' Notebook: PIAA fails in attempt to trim bloated football season
• Made in the U.S.A. & Berks
• Vietnam War veteran, 60, gets bachelor's degree
• Exhibits: Show explores past practice of putting humans on display
• Settlement day finally arrives
• Wanted in Berks
• Red Knights ring up vital victory
• The Who's Townshend, Daltry busier than ever
• Southern style defined and refined
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax break
• Xavier guard's suspension was too lenient
• Freedom Toyota selects Hillside SPCA for donation
• Michelle Singletary: You can give children tuition instead of toys
• Recovering Mitchell still an asset for Royals
• Travels with Charlie: Cruise ships drop anchors to go with flow of technology
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• Steve Rosen: The gift that keeps on giving teaches your kids about money
• Hamburg woman hurt in crash in Lehigh County
• Harry Deitz: Not too late to find perfect gift
• If you go
• Smart ideas: holiday markdowns
• Berks Community Action Program again to offer tax filing aid
• Verbal attacks by classmates led to depression for student
• Works of Bloom, Young a good pairing at Outsider Folk Art Gallery
• Bill Uhrich: Only state game lands should be open to Sunday hunting
• Maddon trying to bridge Hazleton's racial divide
• Effects can be devastating, expert says
• George Hatza: Some artists to celebrate at year's end
• Motor Trend names F-150 Truck of the Year
• Daily docket
• Students, schools face epidemic of bullying
• Transactions
• Plans on display
• Group delivers food, other items to elderly
• Congratulations to the newest members of the Class of 2011 who celebrated their...
• Driver tries to run taxi off road in city
• Mifflin students, parents raise money for district family
• Remains identified as former Bucks County man's
• Group sues over crosses on city property
• McQueary testifies in Penn State abuse case
• CONCERN
• Congress grants 100-watt bulbs reprieve
• The new Lancaster Avenue
• Old-time toys
• 9 properties deemed blighted
• Smart ideas: holiday safety
• Museum's toy exhibit fun for the ages
• Sandusky attorney denied entry to hearing
• To learn more about Reading City Church
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Lawyers for alleged victims: Keep all records
• City of God
• Cumru man kept trains on right track
• Review: Berks Ballet Theatre 'Nutcracker' a holiday treat
• John Smith column 12/17/11: Sociologists counter objections to megachurches
• State council salutes former Berks 9-1-1 director
• Fees set for use of township social hall
• Local religion digest 12/17/11: Reading Pops Orchestra to play at vesper service
• Identity of school benefactor should be made public (12/17/11)
• District judge got bum rap
• Faces of Faith: Missy Osoria
• Michelle Malkin: Occupy movement is doing dirty work for labor union
• Bicentennial panel set to unveil logo
• When to watch 'Fear Factor'
• Nat Hentoff: Too many are opting for security at the expense of liberty
• Mission accomplished for 46-year-old
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: 'Tis the season for family flare-ups
• Saints roll; Red Knights struggle
• Column overlooked a key advocate (12/17/11)
• Commencement
• Mouthwash benefits vary with the types
• McDonough earns All-America honor
• Can't top Gingerbread House Day
• In-your-face street preachers vie with 'mockers' in Texas
• Royals top Wheeling
• Gifts of Christmas: Popcorn gave extra flavor to holiday season
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg
• Clairton downs Southern for A title
• Mary Young: Forecasting the 2012 election
• Gunman gets $6,500 from bank in Shillington
• 2 city houses hit by gunfire
• Thrifty shopping
• McQueary on stand: 'I was shocked, horrifed'
• Daily Docket
• More than 200 get free City Thrift Shop clothing
• Business log: BCIDA has letter of intent for Berks Park 78
• Shillington bank robbery reported
• Albright College will be featured in a CBS documentary on interfaith initiatives...
• Special thanks to the staff and faculty of Albright who donated hundreds of gift...
• City man surrenders in Muhlenberg bank robbery
• All-Berks boys soccer
• David Mekeel: Puppy theft riles this newshound
• Suspect sought in Muhlenberg bank holdup
• Do's and don'ts of online shopping
• All-Berks girls cross country
• Budget maintains tax rate
• Berks Patriots hold toy drive for kids of wounded soldiers
• For more information
• All-Pioneer Athletic Conference football
• All-Berks boys cross country
• Authority not ready to raise sewer rates
• Man charged in sex assaults on Mohnton girl
• Udder bliss in Earl Township
• Muller, Nieman first-team picks
• All-Berks field hockey
• 2 ex-PSU officials face perjury hearing today
• City finds extra $13 million in its books
• 'Billy the Kid' PBS film explores Latino link
• Red Knights face another tough test
• Golden Globe nominees
• NCAA might give school more time for response
• Shopping spree helps students buy, bond with police
• Bruce Williams: Giving gifts does not mean tax savings
• Jackson speaks, doesn't say much
• Oley supervisors should listen to residents' opinions (12/16/11)
• Sandusky attorney says comments don't apply to his client
• Cubans in Berks hold onto their culture
• Sara Noel: Be thoughtful when giving secondhand
• Vick 'sore,' but ready to go
• John Fidler: 'Christmas Carol' helps define necessity
• Zoners grant variances for Dollar General store
• 23% tax increase comes with budget approval
• Harry Connick Jr. stars in a Broadway love triangle
• Willis, Rollins hope for reunion
• Cal Thomas: Romney touts conservatism, but will the voters believe?
• Key figures since the war began
• No tax increase, but budget goes up
• If you want to give
• Flyers lose Pronger for season
• A few facts are in order (12/16/11)
• With little fanfare, U.S. formally ends Iraq war
• Gifts of Christmas: Present missed on bathroom run
• Birthday party benefits Toys for Tots
• On recruiting trail, PSU 'dead in the water'
• All-Berks football: defense
• Car, truck collision snarls Route 222 traffic
• Kutztown commencement
• John Rosemond: Parents do not need to be friends with children, but leaders
• Berks hunting and fishing
• All-Berks girls volleyball
• Birdsboro woman tried to take machine's cash box, police say
• Graduating KU speaker aims to change society
• Ask the vet's pets: PetArmor isn't identical to Frontline Plus
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• All-Berks football: offense
• Daily Docket
• Board plans impact study on civic center
• House, car in city shot up with assault rifle
• There's no saving 'Chipwrecked' Chipmunks
• ALL-BERKS: Fall 2011 players of the year
• Cellphone use behind the wheel
• Reading School Board approves agreement to end dispute
• Fire damages shed containing holiday decorations
• Cruise is just Cruise, but 'Mission' rocks
• All-Berks girls tennis
• Daily Planner: Friday
• 23-year-old charged in holdup at city store
• No injuries in school van crash
• Smart ideas: Goodwill open on New Years Eve
• All-Berks water polo
• Donation of trees an act of good will at Christmas
• New budget: raise for workers but no tax hike
• Asphalt leaks from truck, shutting Maxatawny road
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Dec. 16
• All-Berks golf
• County OKs budget with no tax increase
• Volunteers help place wreaths at veterans' graves
• Berks County is back on top
• Internet privacy facts
• David Mekeel: Puppy theft riles this newshound
• How many jobs were created? (12/16/11)
• Board should identify donor (12/16/11)
• Nation needs leadership (12/16/11)
• Let's listen to elders (12/16/11)
• Young's reporting worthy of prize (12/16/11)
• 'The Artist' speaks up with six Golden Globe nominations
• U.S. formally shuts down war in Iraq
• Refinancing yields unexpected benefit
• Grant recipients
• Fitness profile: Marc Jacobs
• Mount Penn chef donates his prizes to food bank
• The Collector: Trade sign fetches $44,500 in $1.716 million Morphy sale
• Council overrides mayor's veto of tax hike
• St. Joseph announces $2 million in grants
• How to watch The Cool TV
• Think Spot to buy another Reading Outlet Center site
• Big government isn't the problem (12/15/11)
• Water rate increasing
• Lawrence, Kan.-based TheCoolTV might revive music video
• Quick picks for Berks and beyond
• Businessman receives Spirit of Scouting award
• Hunter finds skeletal remains in Lehigh County
• Michelle Singletary: Do not keep expenses secret
• If you go: Reading Civic Theatre presents 'Nunsense'
• Instant resistance to suggested ban
• Company in Bernville exposed workers to lead, U.S. agency says
• Learning English opened up Noomi Rapace's career
• Olivia Damore follows in mother's 'Nunsense' footsteps
• Retiring county senior judge feted
• Panel wants building's windows replaced again
• Jim Mullen: Deer know when it's time to skedaddle
• If you go: 'The Nutcracker'
• Budget approved; police dog program cut
• How congressional redistricting works
• In condo, put TV over mantel
• Siblings revel in 'Nutcracker' roles
• Berks artists contribute work to Connecticut museum
• Representatives respond
• When to watch 'Once Upon a Time'
• Nearly 1 in 2 Americans poor or low-income, census data show
• If you go: Jim Breuer presents 'The Heavy Metal Family Man Tour'
• Board passes budget; tax rate unchanged
• Daily Docket
• 'Once Upon a Time' a hit for Jennifer Morrison, viewers
• Parker breaks Berks diving record
• Jim Breuer shows his metal on new comedy tour
• Zoners decide shed can stay
• Gregory Karp: Driving auto-insurance costs lower
• Vick misses practice, but expects to face Jets
• Diana West: Time to stop keeping secrets
• Berks judge's book on sentencing due Saturday
• Break-ins probed at Upper Bern Township campground
• Swann top player in state
• Penn State uproar inspires Berks students to take action (12/15/11)
• Holly Herman: Crime of silence now not so secret
• Police probe 2 attempted robberies in city
• Reading High falls to Coatesville
• James Smithson: His final resting place
• Alvernia graduation
• Penn Township fire displaces family of 4
• Ryan lauds Reid as worthy of Hall
• A day away: In death, James Smithson really made a name for himself
• Smart Ideas: Charitable donations
• Car crash injuries no roadblock to university degree
• Borough's proposed budget won't raise tax
• Honors continue: Still named to AP first team
• To do list: Events of interest through Dec. 21
• What makes a good storefront?
• Contracts awarded for capital projects
• GOP gobbling up Berks political map
• For more information
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Shops devote time and money to their storefronts
• City district settles suit against alternative school
• AAA official, police chief weigh in on phone ban
• Ski lift for fitness
• Drive-in ran smack into blue laws
• Richard Cohen: This is not the time for the United States to turn inward
• From where would funds come? (12/15/11)
• Move will save taxpayer money (12/15/11)
• Performance was a masterpiece (12/15/11)
• Wilson is following Exeter's footsteps (12/15/11)
• For those who may have missed it, you can take a listen here!
• City murder suspect arrested in Rhode Island
• Special education is necessity, not burden (12/14/11)
• Classic Hanukkah - a slowly braised brisket
• 2nd suspect arrested in Oakbrook slaying
• Desperation dinners: Beef stew a hit with family
• Kathleen Parker: Outrageous remark could end up haunting Gingrich
• Frying for Hanukkah? Try sweet or savory doughnuts
• 12-year-old boy likely shot by intruders in home, police say
• Game review: Third time's the charm with new Saints Row
• Be careful before jumping into teacher evaluation system (12/14/11)
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• U.S. urges states to ban drivers' use of cellphones
• Sandusky waives hearing in sex abuse case
• Controversies moving college football toward playoff (12/14/11)
• Reading High math class learns through giving
• When it's on
• Man, 51, killed in industrial accident
• Bruce Williams: Will may avert family squabbles
• CBS to air show on interfaith solutions to city poverty
• 5 vie for vacant seat on Wilson School Board
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• Two sides to Italy's luxury industries
• Relief granted to 3 applicants
• Water authority delays deal with city
• Barbara Tarczynski, Reading Holiday Parade chairwoman
• Grid reaching out to industrial park
• Players from Berks Catholic deliver presents to pediatric patients
• All-Academic football team
• How redistricting works
• Directors considering policy proposals
• Lawyers say PSU officials won't waive hearings
• No Berks teams in PIAA finals, but county will have a presence
• Berks breaks even in state House seats
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Sandusky said to have failed background check
• All-District 3 volleyball
• Smart Ideas: Social Security
• Board approves waivers for Service Electric
• Dozens in Fleetwood question need for tax hike
• State champion Bullets land four on all-state team
• Supervisors again approve plans for offices
• Olivet Boys & Girls Clubs champion academic success
• Best and worst states
• Small pay hike suggested for county managers
• Coroner says 3 deaths accidental
• State's rank on homeless children improves
• 5 arrested in city drug raid and sweep charged, jailed
• Officer recounts getting teen to jump from fatal fire
• Animal groups: Don't buy pet store puppies
• Daily Docket
• Council OKs budget, 6.2% tax hike
• New on DVD: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes,' 'Kung Fu Panda 2,' and more ...
• County to get 3 grants for drug-related services
• With helping hands, lights go on at Laureldale home
• DVD reviews: 'Cowboys & Aliens' falters in genre mashup
• Berks foreclosures drop, no sign of stability
• Don Spatz: Uncharted waters for City Council
• Chinese students' trip to school quite an adventure
• Fallen heroes deserve far better treatment (12/14/11)
• Leaving deer to die an unthinkable act (12/14/11)
• Letter revealed much about the left (12/14/11)
• Concert shows value of music in schools (12/14/11)
• Only one origin (12/14/11)
• Explain real reason for Postal Service woes (12/14/11)
• Hope everyone enjoyed their Late Night Breakfast last evening. Best wishes for...
• Route 222 South closed at Route 568
• Anxiety down on the farm
• Phils trade Francisco to Toronto for minor league pitcher
• What's goin' on the week of Dec. 13
• Model U.N. Club fosters best debates
• Goodies from Berks group lift spirits overseas
• Daryl Hall finds fulfillment in going solo
• Top players, scholar-athletes honored by field hockey coaches
• Punk bands seize '00s music scene
• Taboo topics: Agreeing to disagree is easy escape hatch in classroom
• Jason Brudereck: Not only here, welfare myth refuses to die
• Berks postseason college awards
• 'Tis the season for holiday heart
• Rules of debate: Is agreeing to disagree a compromise or cop-out?
• Lori Borgman: Know your capitals
• EnerSys placed on S&P SmallCap 600
• What the heck are colly birds?
• With religion, best thing to do is agree to disagree
• Berks Women in Crisis honors 3 for their work
• Smart ideas: office gifts
• Three dead in Lancaster County fire
• Listen, this is the best way to get your point across
• Strike 3: Convicted rapist gets life without parole
• Daby's Hookah Bar
• History shows the master debaters usually win the election
• Kutztown hookah hangout just the beginning
• Photography of Margaret Daly
• Chase in Muhlenberg ends in crash, man's arrest
• Daily Docket
• Charter school plans leave many questions
• 'Ceremonials' captures lyricism of life and death
• Kathryn Lopez: Married couples should have some rules to guide behavior
• Read real-time reports of hearing
• Boyertown museum to host movie screening, discussion
• Critics blast police-reduction plan in Oley
• Hot question: What's a controversial issue where it's best to agree to disagree?
• Columnist makes refreshing admission (12/13/11)
• Sandusky's lawyer: No plea negotiations
• Gail MarksJarvis: Confidence numbers are encouraging
• History of the feast
• Urban Dictionary is best website for slang words
• David Shribman: Romney vs. Gingrich a defining fight for the Republican Party
• Evidence suggests deal, some lawyers say
• Restricted access
• Aztec festival honors Lady of Guadalupe
• Trademark quotes can come from a favorite song
• Pay freeze for teachers a positive sign in Exeter schools (12/13/11)
• Insular culture at PSU, passed responsibility mark case
• The changes
• Berks gets additional seat in state House
• 'Stay' is cautionary tale about a stalker boyfriend
• 5K sets the tone: For dedicated runners, cold makes Santa run more fun
• 2 propane tanks taken from company in Shoemakersville
• City Council aims to strengthen home-sale inspections
• Council approves budget; taxes won't change
• In Your Face: Josh Rinker
• Health digest: Miller-Keystone blood-drive sites announced
• Board won't seek tax limit exceptions
• Audio reviews: Amy Winehouse, Robin Thicke
• Reading toughens rules for rentals
• For the few who care, Michele Bachmann is a Sarah Palin knockoff
• Study techniques of logic to win arguments
• 4 of 5 arrested sold drugs near school, city police say
• Proposed work rules
• Even at 5-8, Eagles can make playoffs
• Repetition mars the latest from Death Cab for Cutie
• Wishful thinking: Wyomissing junior goes low-tech and meaningful with art project
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Training would change for young farmworkers
• Red Knights battle in loss to Hempfield
• Getting nostalgic for cartoons of the '90s
• Making an argument for Lincoln as greatest debater of all time
• To help
• Exeter board ignores taxpayers once again (12/13/11)
• Make sure to fight all forms of abuse (12/13/11)
• Government giving while taking away (12/13/11)
• Right wing ideologues killing Postal Service (12/13/11)
• Followers of Christ shouldn't follow money (12/13/11)
• Occupy protests support wrong ideas (12/13/11)
• Electric bill contains unpleasant surprise (12/12/11)
• Lawmakers failing to earn their pay (12/12/11)
• Fleetwood has plenty to offer (12/12/11)
• Republicans left with poor choices (12/12/11)
• One family's story of Pearl Harbor Day (12/12/11)
• Learning to make natural decorations
• City Thrift Shop to give away clothing Friday and Saturday
• 2011 All-Berks Football League Section 1
• Decorating comes naturally
• Puerto Rican Latin Association finally finds home
• Boone, Exeter lead way
• Business spotlight: Sign*A*Rama
• Smart ideas: Cutting from the budget
• Gov. Mifflin's Stamm aiming for a perfect season
• Sharon Randall: Sometimes audience is more interesting than the movie
• Berks ledger
• Bowling at a glance
• Easy does it: Mosley brings back detective hero
• Berks agenda
• Heritage center shows off its Christmas trees
• Dan Kelly's Korner: Testimony in, lawyer for the defense rests
• Althea's Imaginarium
• Burned reminder of a simpler past
• Bruce Williams: Relationship with builder on rocky foundation
• Rock and rocks of Althea's Imaginarium in Kutztown
• Tilden supervisors reject development zone
• Sara Noel: Uses for recycled egg cartons
• Book binds education majors, youths
• Eagles stomp Dolphins
• In Our Schools: Kate Gallagher, Southern Middle School
• Jim Kerr: Naming of Hamburg-area school calls for a compromise
• Despite good start, Royals back to losing ways
• Mr. Know-It-All: Inspiration for Beatles song remains a mystery
• More on the film review of 'The Sitter'
• Group makes time for remembrance
• More on the film review of 'The Descendants'
• Film review: Stay home, don't hire 'The Sitter'
• Paterno fractures pelvis following fall at home
• Cal Thomas: What's wrong with adultery?
• Film review: Clooney manages chaos in 'The Descendants'
• When to watch the Barbara Walters special
• Fire company to sell address markers
• Rich liberals want others to pay more (12/12/11)
• Preserve holiday tradition with gifts from the garden
• Barbara Walters gets 'Fascinating' on her special
• Northeast states cut aid for heating
• Scholastic honor roll
• Community gets welcome good news in latest jobless report (12/12/11)
• The 12 scams of Christmas
• Centre Park becomes Santa's park
• Perez, Snow, Fick, Mackie win titles
• Spring Township decorator trims White House tree
• Daily planner: Monday
• 2011 All-Berks Football League Section 2
• Check your credit
• Daily Docket
• Spartans net 10 on 1st team
• Presents that have great usefulness outdoors
• Girls swimming capsules
• No action required to reduce national debt (12/11/11)
• PennDOT road projects
• Hyundai's 2012 Accent is a subcompact for the masses
• Bill Uhrich: The best of times to be a birdwatcher
• Boys swimming capsules
• Listings, New Hires: Dirone Underwood
• Tips sought in Buttonwood Street Bridge assaults, robberies
• Blaze destroys historic barn in city
• New Eisenhauer service center completed
• Tough defense fuels Lions' win
• Emily Post's rules on tipping
• Domestic relations fugitives
• Proposed postal cuts may create mess
• Steve Rosen: A wish list for firms to improve poor service
• One good stretch not enough for KU women
• Not just a tip, it's an income
• Military news
• A problem that knows no bounds
• Michelle Singletary: Be sure your finances aren't lost in the shuffle
• Selfishness costs KU in loss to IUP
• George Hatza: Scorsese turns 3-D into art with 'Hugo'
• Alvernia graduates
• Review: Capitol Steps musical satire funny, biting
• Firm to provide free photos with Santa
• Still named to two first teams
• Transactions for Dec. 11, 2011
• Campus notes
• Help-Portrait lets anyone strike a pose
• If you go to the Hamwi exhibit at Albright College
• Schetroma helps Tigers return to state final
• Untitled
• Wanted in Berks
• John D. Forester Jr.: Chats at event should be a gas
• China's Chery launches new Qoros brand
• Pittsburgh 'right fit' for Heiden
• Play the green way
• Course will teach farming newcomers the basics of soil management
• Children delight at Christmas in Birdsboro
• Kendal Rautzhan: Great books for last-minute shoppers
• Can Eagles keep slim playoff hopes alive?
• Christmas tree lights safety alert
• Farm Show to spotlight musical talents of kids
• Daily Docket
• TV and art films: Dec. 11-17
• Hunting-fishing planner
• Consumer Reports pits incandescent against LED strings
• Sandusky attorney employs unorthodox tactics
• County in middle of pack when it comes to poverty
• Another former Express coach reappears elsewhere
• Holiday lighting costs worth it to some families
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Beidler holiday bash brought back to life
• Laura Osnes is a shooting star in 'Bonnie & Clyde'
• Royals to face Wheeling today
• FIVE GENERATIONS Peyton Ezra Wallace, 2 months, is held by his great-great-grandmother Stella Bielski of Blandon. With them are, seated left, his mother Rhiannon Wallace of Kasilof, Alaska, and standing from left, his great-grandmother Geraldine De Hart o
• As show nears, ice skater, 9, keeps her cool
• Clerk stops fraud after recognizing stolen credit card
• Audio review: 'Breaking Dawn' soundtrack
• McCauley combines toughness on both ends
• Percentage of poor students in Berks schools
• Meet the Staff: Becca Gregg, reporter
• Tilden police probe breaking of vehicle windows
• Latin-flavored remodel blends personal connections, Midcentury lines
• They're different, but both creating a buzz
• Harry Deitz: Anatomy of a sleepless night
• To get involved
• Bar or coffee service fosters festive spirit
• These 'big ones' would thrill any outdoorsman
• It's not pretty, but Knights win first
• Amend open records act to include state-related schools (12/11/11)
• Volunteers stuff stockings for soldiers
• Man gets life sentence for road rage death in Florida
• These gadgets are great gifts
• Schuylkill Valley looking to accomplish another first
• Smart Ideas: Consumer health
• Blizzard of arts hits downtown Hamburg
• Feeling the pressure? Not David Guetta
• Historic barn burns in city
• Men's Basketball over Lancaster Bible College 78-57!
• Candlelight Dinner and Holiday Concert
• A message of faith
• RHS student arraigned on charges he had gun in school
• Memorial set for noted Berks pottery maker
• Edwards scores 25 to lift KU
• Smart Ideas: December don't
• Bernville man sentenced in traffic death of jogger
• Part of Route 737 in Greenwich reopens
• Royals top Wheeling
• Sinking Spring church to mark bicentennial
• Daily Docket
• Restitution
• Paterno firing supported in poll
• See his photography
• Snyder's ex-workers ordered to repay Ponzi victims
• PSU no longer licensing JoePa merchandise
• George Kramer
• A rocky road ahead
• Untitled
• World traveler found paradise in Oley Hills
• A fix for Route 222 going nowhere fast
• Delp, five others from Berks named first-team all-state
• Local woman to bring cheer where really needed
• Second Mile charity gets a second look
• Relatives sought for Berks man who died
• City couple starts fundraising effort for famine relief
• Service will remember children who have died
• Nanny's Shoppe
• Nat Hentoff: Segregation, government job cuts make prospects bleak for blacks
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Budget approved; tax won't change
• Nanny's shoppe to close in VF
• Michelle Malkin: Republican senators right to block confirmation of latest Obama czar
• Alvernia students' hostage drill real enough
• Council OKs budget; no tax hike needed
• John Smith column 12/10/11: Class at Alvernia ponders future of the church
• Reactionary right aims to destroy unions (12/10/11)
• Catholic Charities
• Santa Claus arrives in Carsonia Park
• Local religion digest 12/10/11: Children's musical set at Spring Valley Church of God
• Postal Service needs help to alleviate impact of fiscal crisis (12/10/11)
• Business log: EnerSys opens plant in China
• Liquor control agency cites Lincoln Park Fire Company
• When to watch 'America's Most Wanted'
• GoggleWorks Apartments on schedule
• Pair of city men charged following drug raids of two homes
• 'America's Most Wanted' returns to TV on Lifetime
• Faces of Faith: Ronald H. Frey
• Students show artistic side at Salvation Army
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: Politicians can learn about budgeting from the rest of us
• About the Rev. Eric C. Shafer
• Mary Young: There's a way out of pay-raise flap
• The Dentist's Chair: Redheads tend to be more anxious of dental care
• For more about the Odyssey Networks programming
• A right to know a donor? School district says no
• After declining 2 years, Berks traffic deaths rise
• Red Knights suffer growing pains
• Penn State arrogance difficult to stomach (12/10/11)
• Christians should avoid occult practices (12/10/11)
• Corporate greed ruining America (12/10/11)
• Attitudes on energy prove quite irritating (12/10/11)
• Cumru commissioners should be replaced (12/10/11)
• 93 drivers cited in enforcement detail
• Fleetwood looking for new coach, QB
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Media coverage does pretty woman no favors
• Hats, scarves warm homeless at Reading shelter
• What the study found
• Board grants variance so business can grow
• Richardson worthy of Heisman
• Who in the private sector would turn down a COLA? (12/9/11)
• Sinkhole complications delay repair of city intersection
• To report child abuse
• More on the film review of 'New Year's Eve'
• Mornhinweg: Jackson is 'terrific'
• Gene Lyons: As political stakes go higher, dialogue gets more foolish
• Man caught stealing pipes in basement, police say
• Reports of child abuse increase in Berks
• Film review: 'New Year's Eve' drops the ball
• McCoy makes run at team history
• Cal Thomas: It shouldn't be easy for illegal immigrants to gain legitimacy
• Daily Planner: Friday
• They put their trust in Christmas Tea
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Dec. 9
• A look at Berks Christian and High Point
• Legal actions filed over cell tower plans
• Daily Docket
• Christmas tree blessing a tribute to military
• Bruce Williams: Spender seeks to save spouse
• Bulldogs carrying unwanted label as favorites
• Council approves budget; tax rising 4.6 percent
• Exeter in brief
• Proposal addresses concerns of failed measure
• John Rosemond: Teenager balks at playing for traveling soccer team
• Girls basketball: Berks I at a glance
• Review extended for subdivision plans
• Schoolgirls sew so that others may snuggle
• Lawmakers to try again on ending property tax
• Sara Noel: Keep the cold out this winter
• Royals receive boost in loss to Titans
• Sandusky released on bail after latest charges
• Budget approved; tax rate unchanged
• Details of the school property tax elimination plan
• Ask the vet's pets: Overweight cats at risk for diabetes
• Youthful Red Knights open tonight at York tournament
• Official: Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Smart Ideas: Quality products
• Tax rate unchanged, but budget up slightly
• Slices of life: Bernville teen places in horsemanship competition
• A look at Boyertown, Berks Christian and High Point
• EPA implicates fracking in pollution
• Puppy intended as gift stolen in Boyertown
• 'A Christmas Story' musical tours America
• Bye, bye birdies: Saints look like a good mix
• Exeter a 270-year-old melting pot
• More on the film review of 'Take Shelter'
• Boys basketball: Berks IV at a glance
• Erin Negley: Helping others guides City Thrift Shop
• Film review: Michael Shannon is tremendous in 'Take Shelter'
• RHS student arrested; police say he had gun
• Prescription for success: Tips and tricks for giving your pet its medication
• Sandusky's wife calls charges untrue
• Company gets deadline for employee records
• Supervisors pleased with bid for building
• Puppy intended as gift stolen in Boyertown
• Bill would expand Sunday sale of beer in Pennsylvania
• Organization board reinstates Franco Harris
• State, banks reach settlement in bond-rigging case
• Immigrant ID theft a government failure (12/9/11)
• No bail for suspect in killing of girl with link to city
• Technology students, JROTC cadets hear about helicopter
• Kin of deceased Washington Township man sought
• PSU's Bradley expects interview next week
• Prescription for success: Tips and tricks for giving your pet its medication
• Who do you buy gifts for first?
• Texting while driving on rise, survey finds
• Social media add to the mix
• Congressman defends stance on Medicare (12/9/11)
• Attack on Republicans has no basis in fact (12/9/11)
• Republicans' only goal is to stymie Obama (12/9/11)
• No single philosophy has all the answers (12/9/11)
• New rules needed for games of chance (12/9/11)
• For more information about Tap and Burn
• A Day Away at the Upper Moreland Historical Association
• Preliminary budget must fill big hole
• Black Friday certainly not for the faint of heart
• Lessons learned: Vick promises to avoid collisions
• Tap with a twist
• To do list for Berks County and beyond
• Jason Kahl: Any day on the job may be their last
• 'Eureka' star Ferguson promises twist as series ends
• Second-half rally helps Albright top Misericordia
• Secret Santa delivers on promise to help those in need (12/8/11)
• Pearl Harbor survivors group to disband
• Silent treatment creates a gem with 'The Artist'
• A football season to remember
• State House honors Pearl Harbor veterans
• 'Walking Dead' actress ponders show's ethics
• Berks football season goes long
• Area Digest: Columbia Cottage president appointed to aging council
• Sandusky arrested, jailed in 2 new cases
• Bowler profile: Albert "Red" Hartman
• Men with knife, machete rob city store
• Victim's mother wants death penalty if suspect convicted
• Muhls lost experience, but not label as favorites
• City man charged with DUI after bypass crash
• Slain Georgia girl once lived in Reading
• Girls basketball: Berks II at a glance
• Daily Docket
• Income tax revenues coming up short
• Reading Royals faceoff
• Council increases water, sewer rates
• Bulletin Board: Christmas tree sale raising funds to benefit Camp Cadet
• Expand the collection
• Panthers ahead of the competition by a Yarde
• Smart ideas: regifting guidelines
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Wilson gains real pieces of a father's WWII past
• Boys basketball: Berks III at a glance
• Richard Cohen: GOP candidates represent another stroke of luck for Obama
• Lecture to focus on science of sky color
• Reading man charged in Oakbrook burglaries
• Dr. Jay H. Bryson
• When to watch 'The Walking Dead'
• If you go: Capitol Steps
• Don't forget to look skyward when out on the trail
• Man waives hearing on sex abuse charges
• 2012 economic forecast promising
• PJs for Christmas details
• Capitol Steps are just tickled with politics as usual
• If you go: The Reading Symphony Orchestra with the Baltimore Choral Arts Society and soloists in Handel's 'Messiah'
• East Elementary School in need of work
• Coroner seeks next of kin
• Comfort, joy for kids in need on Christmas Eve
• If you go: Centre Park Historic District Christmas House Tour
• RSO, special guests teaming up for Handel's 'Messiah'
• Return of Exeter board member sows discord
• Michelle Singletary: A growing pile of student debt
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• Centre Park homes decked out for tour
• Upcoming events at Upper Moreland
• RACC students, staff sing, give gifts to elderly
• Several Berks stops included on Owen J. Roberts house tour
• KU's Smith is named academic All-America
• Carsonia Park's carousel still spins in Dallas
• Does paper have a dog in hunt? (12/8/11)
• If you go: Upper Moreland Historical Association Library and Museum
• From scandal, PSU Berks students adopt cause
• The Collector: Marbles a big hit at Morphy's auction
• Reid: No order to fire Castillo
• Men's Basketball beats Misericordia 61-56!
• Women's Basketball beats Cabrini 63-57!
• Paterno forgot his own lessons (12/8/11)
• Think carefully before buying puppy as gift (12/8/11)
• Abuse is about more than physical misdeeds (12/8/11)
• Headlines reveal hypocrisy at PSU (12/8/11)
• Letter writer hit the mark (12/8/11)
• Letter pompous, condescending (12/8/11)
• Crash briefly closes southbound lanes of Route 222 in Spring Township
• Jerry Sandusky arrested on new charges
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt called December 7, 1941 a date that will live in infam...
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: In Kansas, a teenager beats back little minds
• Gunfire aggravating, but not nuisance
• Berks wrestling capsules
• 2 beaten, robbed on Buttonwood Street Bridge
• Lehigh Valley firm to buy 2nd old school
• Honorable mentions
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• Reading police vehicle damaged in crash
• Hot holiday toys in Berks
• Helm headed to Bucknell, eventually
• Craftsmen's artistry sparkles on Christmas tree
• District seeking new superintendent
• Bruce Williams: Survivor considers health insurance options
• Gingrich on all-region soccer team
• Christine Folk, executive director, Mary's Shelter
• Another says Sandusky assaulted him
• Sara Noel: Store baking pans with ease
• Vazquez is named an All-American
• Centerport woman dies on job in construction zone
• 6 alleged victims of Sandusky might testify at hearing
• Crash shuts portion of Route 422 in Amity, injures man
• Santa's planetary pantry has plenty of cookies
• Daily Docket
• Lancaster County crash kills 2 teens and girl, 9
• New on DVD: 'The Help,' 'Cowboys & Aliens," and more ...
• Bulletin Board: Authors of books for children to read at Womelsdorf library
• Nurse aided casualties following air attack
• DVD reviews: '30 Minutes or Less' falls short of expectations
• Move will cost Berks jobs, money
• Business log: Free seminar on starting a business
• Pearl Harbor survivor finally gets medals
• Gadhafi might not have been last of the buffoon dictators
• Smart Ideas: Government bonds
• A little snow in forecast for tonight
• Game review: Skyrim reaches new heights of adventure
• Don Spatz: Hey, bad tenants: Watch your backs
• Teachers, students recount close encounters at former Central Catholic High School
• Scientists discover Earth-like planet
• Exeter steps up with Christmas gifts for troops
• Exeter teachers OK pay freeze for 2012-13 school year
• Fugitive drug dealer caught in Reading
• Bowl trip just the ticket for PSU
• A la carte: Some secrets for making the perfect cookie
• In sex abuse program, kids learn 'private zone' sacred
• KU's Monica honored by AFCA
• Others bypassed election process (12/7/11)
• Tax increased to support ambulance service
• Berks college postseason awards
• Pause to commemorate the date that lives in infamy (12/7/11)
• Addiction group honors city couple for community service
• Changes will weigh heavily in upcoming season
• Route 422 eastbound lanes in Amity reopen
• Woman will be missed (12/7/11)
• Christmas tree scrawny, depressing (12/7/11)
• Spirit hijacked by materialism (12/7/11)
• FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
• Police: Laundry robber stabs man, 79
• Vick practices, will play Sunday
• Bowl lineup
• Career as marketing guru may fulfill passion and pay big bucks
• Bill O'Reilly: Lady Gaga has jumped the shark
• Who keeps Spider-Man flying? Meet the superfans
• Clerk attacked in grocery store robbery, police say
• Eagles get good news Sunday, without playing
• Break down the college pressures into small pieces
• Eagles should fire Andy Reid (12/6/11)
• Casting Crowns continues to top Christian charts
• Business log: Carpenter acquires Canadian machine company's assets
• Fleetwood coach gets 'stronger every day'
• Love elephants? Match your quirky passion with a cool major
• Nonprofit struggling, but fulfills mission of assistance (12/6/11)
• Her life, not always sweet, now funneled into a book
• Repaired and ready for justice: Services Center courtrooms renovated
• Twin Valley picks final two board members
• Tips for the college-bound include avoiding red cups and getting gung-ho
• 'It's kind of crazy' to be in Thanksgiving parade, says Fleetwood senior
• Jason Brudereck: For the holidays, a new job, new home, new hope
• Daily Docket
• Election losers seek open board position
• Hot question: What scares you most about going to college?
• About complex regional pain syndrome
• Berks companies tapping into cash
• Daily Planner: Tuesday
• Hardship fund gets tentative City Council OK
• What's goin' on the week of Dec. 6
• 3-D effects make 'Hugo' soar
• There?s money in those natural gas reserves
• Eagle Scouts
• Council OKs changes to rental inspections
• In Your Face: Alyssa Wunsch
• Diva Miss Piggy drives the drama of cameo-filled 'Muppets'
• Live Christmas trees believed to present respiratory problems
• Smart ideas: year-ahead planning
• Rejected window plan is appealed
• Malicious mermaids need more depth in 'Lost Voices'
• Berks Photographic Society announces print contest winners
• Audio reviews: Wale, The Muppets, Michael Jackson
• King of Prussia malls to expand
• Hamburg plans forum on dress code
• 'Matched' takes Big Brother concept to scary extremes
• For the money-motivated, engineering is the major
• Gail MarksJarvis: Is 4 percent rule still OK strategy?
• Bulletin Board: House-decorating contest in Muhlenberg
• Groups can expect higher facility fees
• Carpenter timeline
• Reporters' Notebook: After a tragedy, expect the media
• Gov. Mifflin seniors consider what it means to leave the nest
• Court puts bill on kids for online school cost
• Police: No charges against man whose car struck girl
• Fleetwood man killed in one-vehicle crash in Richmond
• Showcase: Photography of Margo Reed
• To register
• Teaching to the test might get redefined
• Goo Goo Dolls deliver energetic performance
• Do Not Call exceptions
• A life lived with fond eye for antiquity
• Oley looking for that missing link: a county title
• After spurning a certain state school for life, senior finds it a perfect fit
• Postal Service says slashes its only way to survive
• Girls basketball: Berks III at a glance
• Reading neighbors talk about disorder that leaves them suffering relentlessly
• Aspiring RMU freshman can't wait to get to campus
• 610 area code leads state in telemarketing complaints
• Future remains uncertain for Reading's Yatron facility
• Quick, it's time to start the presses at Muhlenberg
• Letter to future college requests a cap on tuition
• November weather
• Peanut butter price jars food banks
• Boys basketball: Berks II at a glance
• World War III bands get fans pumped
• Fall precipitation in Berks makes splash in record books
• Congratulations to Assistant Football Coach Mike Hoyt on being named a finalist...
• Postal losses no surprise (12/6/11)
• Assertion ridiculous (12/6/11)
• Wounded deer are abandoned (12/6/11)
• Secret Santa heartwarming (12/6/11)
• Excuses flowed (12/6/11)
• Don't link all abuse to Catholic Church (12/6/11)
• Give the raises back to treasury (12/6/11)
• Do officials represent people or the banks? (12/5/11)
• Reading No. 1 on hit parade (12/5/11)
• Wishing all of our students much success in this last week of classes.
• Bill Press: U.S. colleges have to take serious look at their priorities
• Dan Kelly's Korner: High-ranking city officer ends notable career
• Temple girl hit by car out of hospital
• Smart Ideas: Going solar
• Berks wish list
• Daniel Boone Homestead hosts Christmas festival
• PSU not thrilled with bowl selection
• Cal Thomas: War revealed U.S. character
• Poll finds transportation plan top issue for voters
• Reading Choral Society beautifully captures Advent's reflective mood
• Boys basketball: Berks I at a glance
• Business spotlight: Penn Street Tavern
• No direct route to roads money
• House tour benefits Kutztown library
• Boys basketball: Boyertown at a glance
• Glass artists working in Berks County
• Sharon Randall: Christmas is not just for kids
• Stage review: "Mamma Mia" delivers sequins, spandex and fun
• Red Knights looking to make opening statement
• GoggleWorks hot glass studio both a working and teaching facility
• Bruce Williams: Wonderful world of good debt
• House tour puts Exeter on display
• May-Spitler partnership takes 'Greatest' crown
• Debra Saunders: Listening to Gingrich will make your eyes roll
• Charlize Theron gets nasty in 'Young Adult'
• Christmas memories kindled at Liederkranz festival
• Wilson's Klein, Morgan have place in history
• In Our Schools: Bonnie Sobotor
• Teens change Facebook names to hide from colleges
• Kitchens get close look on Junior League's holiday tour
• In the end, Wilson just misses title
• Dave Mowery: Hype brings out his inner Grinch
• Daily docket
• New Saints figure to enjoy many senior moments
• Author Charles Frazier follows the sound of music
• Daily planner for Monday
• Girls basketball: Berks IV at a glance
• Weinstein desires to become recognized film brand
• Oops! Oley Valley photo wrong on late superintendent
• Postal service planning cuts that will slow 1st-class mail
• Mr. Know-It-All: Bikers' 81 patch contains simple code
• ReStore stocking up with used books, CDs and DVDs
• 25% tax increase approved for 2012
• Recruiting ferns in the fight against pollution
• Berks' ledger
• Tentative budget won't raise tax
• Architecture award is welcome good news for Citadel (12/5/11)
• Penn State Berks fundraiser to benefit Children's Alliance Center of Reading
• State survey aimed at protecting Chesapeake Bay
• Out with the old: Benches & Boxes
• Ousted technology manager at Gov. Mifflin to join school board tonight
• Vigil remembers people killed by drunken drivers
• More will leave borough (12/5/11)
• Benches & Boxes details
• Sara Noel: How to have a festive, frugal holiday
• Richmond Township woman hurt when car hits tree
• John D. Forester Jr.: Even on diet, state's lawmakers get fat
• 'Passing Scene' fanciers drawn to Meiser book signing
• North Carolina family wants allergy sniffing dog
• Travels with Charlie: Lost and found: Wrong turns sometimes result in fun discoveries
• Exhibits:: Life of American blacks captured in show's photos
• Studies reveal extent of problem
• Hunting/fishing planner
• Reading man charged in theft of steel plates
• Smart Ideas: Avoid credit hassles
• Susan E. Miers Smith column: Others share buying/selling woes
• Local woman squeezed in the sandwich generation
• Gregg Post of American Legion honors long-serving members
• Inexperience at politics proves fatal to Cain candidacy (12/4/11)
• Landlord accused of destroying mobile home with tenant inside
• Winning acceptance from an aging relative
• Marsh Creek Lake a good fishing destination
• Man who police say fired at sheriff's deputies is jailed
• If you're grieving loss of loved one, reconsider holiday traditions
• Kendal Rautzhan: Great books for the holidays and year-round reading
• Issue hits home: When family members no longer can live independently
• Some tips for late-season deepwater fishing
• Children of prisoners get ready for Christmas
• Traditions often have to be postponed or adapted following loss of loved one
• TV and art films: Dec. 4-10
• Agriculture digest: Eastern Pa. turf forum set for King of Prussia
• Guidelines after taking shot at deer
• Holiday festivities usher in the season
• News to Use: Realtors continue turkey tradition; Colonial Candlelight Holiday Reception slated; Hot Glass Studio auction held
• Audio review: David Nail
• At 84, Barbara Cook hardly slowing down
• Paterno has had defenders during scandal
• Fegley gets Tigers off and running in state quarterfinal win over Pius X
• George Hatza: Classic holiday films add much to the season
• Competing in marketing tough for local school districts
• Meet the Staff: Ashley Gold, reporter
• Domestic relations delinquents
• Tips sought in thefts at Wyomissing store
• Transactions for December 4, 2011
• About cyber charters
• Kitchen upgrades to consider for 2012
• Boys preseason rankings
• Schuylkill Highlights
• Bulldogs thrown for a loss
• df
• Pa. cyber charter schools not passing test
• Steve Rosen: Family-friendly tips for cutting household costs
• Girls preseason rankings
• Royals perplexed by early-season struggles
• Cold-shooting Crusaders fall to Warriors
• Volkswagen puts testosterone in revamped 2012 Beetle
• Harry Deitz: There are signs of hope in Reading
• An early present from Mother Nature
• Berks Catholic has a winning combination
• Hundreds gather for two Christmas events at Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center
• Offensive issues doom Alvernia against Lycoming
• Linda Chavez: Egyptian elections pose a danger for the United States
• A touch of glass
• Czech capital needs to be seen in the sun
• Daily Planner: Sunday
• Christmas, today and long ago, but not so far away
• Balancing dark and light, Nordic style
• Carl Leubsdorf: Surging Gingrich will face questions about his history
• Mixing it up
• Organize This! column by Vali G. Heist: Don't just trash your clutter
• Bill Uhrich: Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania once more on the table
• Daily Docket
• Temple girl, 11, struck by car, flown to hospital; condition critical
• Congress hasn't raided trust fund (12/4/11)
• Military news
• More on the Barbara Post exhibition
• Campus notes
• Fans don't hate player, just the fact he's not on their side
• Motorcycle club's drive benefits women, children
• Top direct-selling companies
• Scholarships
• Art review: Work of Coggins Award winner Post on display
• Wanted in Berks
• PennDOT road projects
• Warrants issued for robbery suspects
• Facts about direct sales
• How they fared
• Untitled
• Free resources available for families
• Newsmakers
• 2 charged in Myerstown laser incidents
• Building a business, one party at a time
• LeAnn Rimes accepts tabloid fascination for now
• If you go
• Home care makes difference for Exeter family
• Temple girl struck by car, critically injured
• Don't miss the String Chamber Orchestra performance on Sunday!
• Have you ever hit the streets for a cause?
• Zoners approve variance for seniors day care
• Put money where spouse's mouth is
• Irene, Lee aid deadline nearing
• Fugitive captured after firing shot at deputy, police say
• Daily Planner: Saturday
• Christmas at Joanna
• Robbers target grocery store in south Reading
• Tiles and smiles brighten Brecknock Elementary
• Holiday light sets to brighten city business district
• Area Digest: Police probing bomb hoax at courthouse
• Twin Valley Family Fitness details
• 2-year-old girl injured in mall escalator accident, police say
• Festival of Trees in Boyertown sets record
• Wild Thing is no dummy
• Community members fill the void of the closed YMCA in Elverson
• Earl Township man charged in Internet porn case
• Board weighing options to deal with rising enrollment
• Mullen denies any contact from PSU about vacancy
• Michelle Malkin: Transparency gets new meaning
• Daily Docket
• Review: L.A. Piano Quartet does beloved work justice
• Reid focused on team's future, not his job security
• Smart Ideas: Home protection
• Arthritis Foundation, Eastern Pennsylvania chapter
• Hearts warmed by Joanna Furnace celebration
• Rockett falls just short of Olympic Trials
• Excellent journalism (12/3/11)
• Secret Santa story sleighs 'em
• Berks judge signs court order to help avoid foreclosures
• Royals' slump continues in lopsided loss to Nailers
• Medals a salute to mettle of Exeter veteran
• West Reading gathers, lights Christmas tree
• South Heidelberg weighs move to new facilities
• Phillies, Rollins talks to heat up
• Prayer of healing by Rev. Larry J. Hess of St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church
• Efforts to stop movement reinforce the reasons for it (12/3/11)
• Mary Young: Why drinks, texts don't mix
• Wilson vs. Central Dauphin: It's been awhile
• If you go: Night of Healing and Forgiveness
• Saving homes from foreclosure
• Tonight's District 3-AAAA football championship game
• Reverand's healing prayer provides comfort to many
• PSU trustees reaffirm decision on Spanier, Paterno
• Tracey Gold overcame eating disorder and found 'inner tomboy'
• Faces of Faith: Judy Plica
• Text of resolutions
• John Smith column 12/3/11: Pastor looks at challenges of leadership
• Accuser says police OK'd dinner with Sandusky
• Local religion digest 12/3/11: Holy Guardian Angels church to host Advent Vespers
• Parents see red over Christmas restrictions in Texas
• Ana Veciana-Suarez: NBC hires Chelsea Clinto for name, not experience
• Priorities misplaced (12/3/11)
• The Bible is clear (12/3/11)
• Do not change name of school (12/3/11)
• Board should listen to the voters (12/3/11)
• How do illegals pay taxes? (12/3/11)
• Good jobs sent overseas (12/3/11)
• Paper should continue excellent coverage (12/3/11)
• Nebraska Humane Society inundated with border collies
• Plans to extend sewer service OK'd
• Fidler headed to state hall
• Lawrence County town mourning its second canine officer this year
• Board approves McDonald's upgrades
• Will Bulldogs pass on the run?
• Dogs eating salmon have high mercury levels
• Budget wins approval; tax won't increase
• Parker achieves D-I goal, will head to West Virginia
• Dog steps on gun, shoots Utah hunter in buttocks
• Sparks fly at forum with Met-Ed
• Berks election results certified
• California couple plead no contest in dog fighting operation
• Police ID men in crash on bypass
• Pair accused of break-ins at Muhlenberg stores
• Man charged for mistakenly shooting dog in Maine
• Daily Planner: Friday
• PSU fights expansion of access to records
• Five generations at Bahney's
• Rethinking the budget for holidays
• World AIDS Day marked in Berks
• Bahney's to close Monday
• Virginia woman finds dog's head on back porch
• Christmas trees a gift for soldiers' families
• City, union reach tentative contract agreement
• George Hatza's Missing Movies: Friday, Dec. 2
• Whitehall man badly hurt trying to save dog in fire
• Favorite lullabies
• Annual event
• Sara Noel: Wrap large gifts for less
• Missouri parks to allow dogs in some cabins
• Youngsters and their parents learn through music
• Ron Devlin: Many are worthy of Secret Santa gift
• Bruce Williams: No credit can be worse than bad credit
• Lawmakers seek consensus on Ohio puppy-mill bill
• John Fidler: No allegations from Sandusky camps at Albright
• Proposed budget calls for tax hike
• Doris Day sings out for the first time in 17 years
• Woman pleads guilty to therapy dog theft in Illinois
• Pennsylvanian rises from ashes of supercommittee (12/2/11)
• Daily Docket
• Slices of life:
• Eagles sleepwalk in Seattle
• Put Jesus back in season (12/2/11)
• 2 brothers arrested in beating that left man severely injured
• John Rosemond: Women often bring anxiety to parenting process
• Berks fishing and hunting
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Give thanks to those with cameras
• Bulletin Board: Christmas tree display set for Andulhea in Rehrersburg
• Alan Rickman returns to Broadway with attitude
• Daniel Boone student joins school board
• Dog trainer sentenced in Colorado for abusing own dog
• Smart Ideas: Insurance report
• Kermit the Frog talks reuniting for 'The Muppets'
• Panel recommends state funding for restoration work
• Blindness doesn't stop Minnesota hunting dog
• Ask the vet's pets: Type of bladder stone determines treatment, prevention strategies
• First look: Pixar forges new princess with 'Brave'
• PSU wants coach with high values
• Beware of demonology (12/2/11)
• Sides are moving in right direction (12/2/11)
• Schwank should make government better (12/2/11)
• Time for vote on task force plan (12/2/11)
• Bender must recognize his responsibility (12/2/11)
• Crash closes eastbound lanes of bypass for about an hour
• If you go: Broadway on Sixth Street Series presents 'Mamma Mia!'
• Reading Public Library board honors Taylor Swift
• Sandusky named in first sex abuse suit
• Junior League of Reading holding Holiday Kitchen Tour
• Royals' loss looks familiar
• Daily Planner: Thursday
• 'Mamma Mia!' opens Broadway on 6th Street series in Reading
• Holly Herman: Alumna struggles with PSU scandal
• Filmmaker offers support to alleged victim
• Gregory Karp: Funerals are just another purchase
• Bridgers helps Alvernia rally past Widener
• Engrossed in Christmas past, circa 1961
• Quick Picks for Berks County and beyond
• Why anthracite?
• West Lawn man gets 3 to 6 years in sex assault
• Fitness profile: Cyndie Morgan
• Lions come up short
• Albany Township man charged in sex assaults on 3 boys
• If you go: New Foundation CD release show
• Daily Docket
• Enthused by 3-D, Scorsese sees in a new dimension
• Lycoming rallies to down Albright
• Man arrested in assault on woman, her brother
• Old friends Sims and Harmon form New Foundation
• Types of coal
• Jim Mullen: Planning for the long term -- tomorrow
• Eagles 'just trying to get a win'
• If you go: The Machine performs Pink Floyd
• Bulletin Board: Medical mission to Zambia focus of World Affairs Council breakfast
• Put doorway to bath in the hall
• Klein's stellar season puts injury out of mind
• After postponement, it's welcome back to The Machine on Saturday
• Facility can add nursing-home care
• When to watch 'The Layover'
• Big Ten honors Still as tops on 'D'
• First PSU abuse lawsuit filed by new accuser
• If you go: Historic Poole Forge
• Local coal prices
• Gourmet-on-the-go Bourdain savors 'The Layover'
• L-L 1: Bulldogs dominate on 'O'
• UGI announces 13.5 percent rate cut
• A Day Away at Historic Poole Forge Christmas
• Smart ideas: holiday budget
• Coal facts
• Girl geeks rule on today's TV shows
• Swift gets 3 Grammy nominations
• Ann McFeatters: Obama has the most to fear from former Utah governor
• Holiday Lights at Gring's Mill helps make the season bright
• City gets OK to collect commuter tax in 2012
• Trio armed with guns and knives robs grocery store
• Grammy nominees in top categories
• Richard Cohen: No profit for Romney in moderation on immigration issue
• Womelsdorf man punched borough officer, police say
• Woman hurt as two SUVs collide on Route 183
• Women2Women seminar builds negotiating skills
• Republicans follow Nazi playbook (12/1/11)
• Event details: Out on the Trail
• Farm recommended for agricultural security area
• Most burdensome
• Unemployment declines in Schuylkill County
• If you go: Phineas and Ferb: The Best Live Tour Ever!
• Out on the trail: For outdoors enthusiasts, activities abound this weekend
• Raises' destinations
• Unfunded mandates, associated costs, topic of meeting
• Jobless rates down in Reading, Berks County for October
• Phineas and Ferb bring Disney Channel magic to Reading Eagle Theatre
• Fans will determine the victor in the basketball lockout (12/1/11)
• Lawmaker says he'll keep $2,400 raise
• Gov. Mifflin Area Citizens Academy moved to spring
• Business log
• To Do List for Berks County and beyond
• See the Aeropostle video
• Meet the candidate
• Supervisors looking at possible tax hike
• Genesius Theatre mounting 'The Sound of Music'
• Rich Scarcella's four-cast
• The Collector: Coffeepot comes up a little short at Breininger sale
• Macey takes New York: Berks girl hits the big time in the modeling world
• Rafferty announces run for attorney general
• Tentative budget wouldn't raise tax
• Anthracite shortage as fuel goes overseas
• Donated Christmas greens save hospital's holiday
• Men's Basketball lose by 2 in final seconds against Lycoming.
• Albright Men's Basketball leads Lycoming 49-41 at the half...GO LIONS!!!
• Get the proper legal advice (12/1/11)
• Congress aims to cut programs (12/1/11)
• Much for which to be thankful (12/1/11)
• United States must spread word (12/1/11)
• Letter writer misunderstood (12/1/11)
• Activist brings African refugee crisis to Berks
• Alvernia women at a glance
• Students get a Handle on hoops lessons
• District's complaints
• 1 of 2 young sisters still in critical condition
• Officials discuss unfunded school mandates
• Don Spatz: City budget a wolf in sheep's clothing
• Highlands starts $10 million expansion
• Secret Santa spreads hope, cheer and $100 bills
• Seafood Shanty Inc.
• Daily Planner: Wednesday
• To comment
• Seafood Shanty going with the flow
• Board meeting last for three members
• Commissioners lobby to keep Yatron postal center
• Business log
• Budget, tax increase get initial approval
• Albright, Moravian colleges form grad school partnership
• Sara Noel: Organize drawers with recycled materials
• PACE students give fashion a social makeover
• Man caught peering into women's bedrooms, Exeter police say
• Reporter takes painful path to Scoop of the Year honor
• Crusaders hope Boone makes speedy recovery
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• Wait for the facts (11/30/11)
• Daily Docket
• Birthday milestone
• Royals games this week
• Constable sentenced to prison in robbery case