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The Berks County sheriff's department has provided this information about people wanted for failure to appear in family court.
Cumru's policing demand called unusual, but not unfair
Cumru Township's decision to demand payment from Kenhorst for its police responding to calls there even though it does not have a contract with the borough might be unprecedented in Berks County, but it's fair, said the head of the Berks County Chiefs of Police Association.
Township says borough must pay for all aid from its officers
Kenhorst recently decided to contract with Reading instead of Cumru Township for police coverage to save money, but now Cumru is demanding payment if township police have to go into the borough for any reason after the contract expires Dec.
Talk of the Town: Reading's BARTA funding cuts
Talk of the Town features your comments on a current issue in the news and reader comments that were posted at readingeagle.com. This week we went to BARTA transportation center at Eighth and Cherry streets.
From the archive: Suspect dressed as monk and preached on streets
The man who has been accused of stalking Hollywood actress Jennifer Garner has for the past two years been walking the streets of Reading dressed as a monk and preaching the Gospel to passers-by, according to city police.
Gunman robs Kenhorst convenience store
Reading Eagle A gunman stole an undisclosed amount of cash from a Kenhorst convenience store over the weekend, police said Sunday.
Editor: The inferior design of the intersection where Lancaster Avenue, Route 10 and the West Shore Bypass meet has caused numerous fatal accidents and fender benders.
Kenhorst to go with Reading for police service
Despite the protest of a group of residents, Kenhorst has decided to sign a contract for police coverage with Reading.
Bulletin board: Empire Beauty School sets fundraising event for Berks Women in Crisis
Empire Beauty School in Muhlenberg Township is holding a fundraiser today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2302 Fifth Street Highway.
Victim of 2002 car crash in Cumru Township dies
A 51-year-old woman injured in a car crash more than seven years ago in Cumru Township died over the weekend in Reading Hospital, officials in the Berks County coroner's office said Tuesday.
Berks Career and Technology Center attracts adults who lost jobs
BCTC adult education The Berks Career and Technology Center offers a variety of options for adults looking to further their education: Day student programs are full time and typically run for 18 months.
Economics will drive broader law-enforcement effort
Economics will drive broader law-enforcement effort The Issue: Municipal officials say regional policing will be a hard sell.
3 boys elbow their way into family populated by many girls; Berks church site of baptisms
Just call them bundles of boy. Weighing in at a combined 22 pounds and 11.5 ounces at birth, Jeffery, Gavyn and Blayk were born within three months of one another to the Focht sisters.
Reading workers, former union leader object to proposed job cuts
Dozens of city employees packed City Council Chambers to protest what could be up to 95 job cuts as well as givebacks the city is seeking as it tries to close an expected $15 million gap in the 2010 budget.
Person of the week: Valetta Eshbach
Age: 62. Address: Maidencreek Township. Family: Five brothers, two sisters and more than 30 nieces and nephews.
Small Borough Looks To City For Police Coverage
Reading police officers could patrol the streets of Kenhorst next year. The small borough is working to finalize a coverage agreement with the city.
Specter of layoffs chills Labor Day parade in Reading
Cloudy, fall-like weather wasn't the only thing that put a chill in the air Monday as the Reading police honor guard and a phalanx of 30 city firefighters led off the 22nd Annual Labor Day Parade and Celebration.