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Doug Manmiller rolled the dice Tuesday night at Grandview Speedway. And he came out a winner.

Fred Rahmer captured the second race of the 2008 Cindy Rowe Auto Glass Pennsylvania Speed Week Tuesday night during the Thunder on the Hill at Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville.

The line of well-wishers in the pit area of Don Norris Jr. said it all. There was an extremely popular winner at Grandview Speedway Saturday night.

BECHTELSVILLE, Pa. - ' Performance Metals has appointed Richard Greco, Jr., former assistant secretary of the Navy , to its board of directors, the company reported in a release today.

Planning ahead. That was the key to Craig Von Dohren's NASCAR Whelen All-American Series 358-modified victory Saturday night at Grandview Speedway.

PennDOT reports lane restrictions on the following roads in Berks County: Hill Church Road in Pike and Washington townships, between Oysterdale Road and Old Route 100, May 5-9 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for ... via The Morning Call

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“I began thinking of other ways I might be able to approach this particular tragedy, in an effort to gain insight into what happened”

Brad Wolf, of Lititz, has all the right words. Wolf, dean of academic affairs at Harrisburg Area Community College's Lancaster campus, is the second-place winner in the 2008 writing contest sponsored by Central ... via LancasterOnline

“It reminds me of the town where I grew up.”

Bare ballots Along with Bernville, other municipalities and school boards have more open offices than candidates on the ballot, Elections Director Deborah M. Olivieri notes. via Reading Eagle/Reading Times

“That trip was always eight hours, but it never seemed that long”

In his best-selling police thriller "Merciless" author Richard Montanari joins many other literary lights and lightweights who have spotlighted Berks County over the years. via Reading Eagle/Reading Times