Lenhartsville News

Participating in the ribbon cutting of Stanson Hall at Lebanon Valley College Friday are, from left, LVC President Stephen C. MacDonald; Stanson Hall resident Ashley Peters of Lenhartsville; trustee Wes Dellinger; Greg Stanson; student government President Mark Fersch of Netcong, N.J.; Stanson s wife, Doris Wonderling-Stanson; and trustee Lynn ...

Many Berks residents get no BARTA service Editor: Regarding the editorial on Oct.

A Lenhartsville man led police on a chase over several major highways, swerving in and out of traffic and crossing the Route 222 median, police said Monday.

Road projects Lancaster Avenue between Museum Road and Route 724, Shillington and Cumru Township: lane restrictions, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Penn Avenue between Forest Avenue and Lake Avenue, Wyomissing: lane restrictions.

Sure the competition is friendly, but there are taste buds to please and awards to win.

The H1N1 virus is a huge talking point this week as kids head back to school. Parents are trying to protect their kids from getting sick, while an industry severely affected by H1N1 attempts to get back on its feet.

Road projects Route 422 eastbound between Shelbourne Road and Lincoln Road, Exeter Township: lane restriction, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Interstate 176 between Exit 2 and Exit 10 : lane restrictions around the clock.

News of 1899 January a Spanish rule ends in Cuba. a The word automobile is used for the first time, in a New York Times editorial.

Reading Eagle A fundraiser to benefit a Robesonia family who lost their house to flames will be held Sunday at the Spring Valley Athletic Club, 4920 Penn Ave., South Heidelberg Township.

If you get in an accident on Interstate 78 in Greenwich Township, chances are an ambulance will get to you faster today than it would have yesterday.

Traffic alert A new traffic pattern takes effect today on the Route 61 bridge over the Schuylkill River at the Schuylkill County line.

Lenhartsville Borough Council has learned it can't use money from a $70,000 Community Development Block Grant to pay for more than $5,000 in engineering costs associated with the recently completed Main Street sidewalk replacement project.

Road projects Interstate 176 between Exit 2 and Exit 10 : lane restrictions around the clock.

Raising fees could hurt city Editor's note: This letters was selected from those submitted by seventh- and eighth-grade students in Marygrace Ewart's language arts class at Holy Guardian Angels Regional School, Muhlenberg Township.

Interstate 78 reopened around 8:00 p.m. after being closed for about three hours because of a serious crash in Greenwhich Township, Berks County.

READING, Pa. - April 24, 2009 -- Two-hundred, twenty-five consigners made the trip to the Reading Expo Center this weekm carting in some 16,000 items, including children's clothing, toys, and supplies.