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Revolution roster has Berks flavor
Reading Eagle FC Reading Revolution will have its usual Berks-accented roster when it returns to National Premier Soccer League play Saturday night. Comment?
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Beset by obstacles, but fueled by passion, a Haitian native goes from dropout to 4.0 in four short years. Comment?
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City again a playful place, Humana Foundation says
For the second year, Reading is among 217 cities designated Playful City USA for its efforts to give children ample opportunities for play. Comment?
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Above: Dozens gather on Friday to rededicate the restored Franklin Street Station. Comment?
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County's new drug chief brings loads of knowledge
Nelson Ortiz is the new chief of the county's Narcotics Unit and Drug Task Force. Comment?
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Applications for Camp Cadet being accepted by state police
State police from Reading-based Troop L will hold Camp Cadet Aug. 11-17 at Camp Conrad Weiser near Wernersville. Comment?
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Daily thought "Let your steadfast love come to me, O Lord, your salvation according to your promise; then I shall have an answer for him who taunts me, for I trust in your word." Psalm 119:41-42 There is One for whom this came true perfectly; look to Him. Comment?
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John Smith column 05/11/13: Names of team's ostriches carry biblical meaning
Revisiting the Reading Fightin Phils' ostriches: It was noted here a month ago that the ostrich is a biblical bird, and that Job 39 mentions three characteristics of it that can be applied to baseball teams: forgetfulness, cruelty and ignorance. Comment?
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Local religion digest 5/11/13: Christian life coach, author to speak at singles conference
Reading Eagle Georgia Shaffer, a psychologist, author and Christian life coach, will speak on "Connecting: It's All About Relationships" at a Super Saturday Singles Conference June 1 at 9 a.m. at Spring Valley Church of God, 2727 Old Pricetown Road, Muhlenberg Township. Comment?
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Godiva Chocolatier, Ady Cakes team up in Mother's Day creation
Giving Mama some sugar this Mother's Day? In the literal sense, that could mean a dozen of West Reading baker Ady Abreu's newest creations, a collaboration with Godiva Chocolatier. Comment?
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Biddle bounces back, but Fightin Phils fall
The Reading Fightin Phils are sick of losing, but there was no relief Thursday night. Comment?
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More chilling details revealed in police report
Prosecutors said Thursday they might seek the death penalty against Ariel Castro, the man accused of imprisoning three women at his home for a decade, as police charged that he impregnated one of his captives at least five times and then starved her and punched her until she miscarried. Comment?
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6 Berks teams entered in district doubles tourney
Reading Eagle The Berks Boys Tennis League has six entries in the District 3 doubles tournaments, which begin today at noon at Hershey Racquet Club. Comment?
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Castro's cousins: 'This animal' shocked family
Ariel Castro, who spent time in Reading as a boy in the early 1970s, appears in Cleveland Municipal Court on Thursday, when he was charged in the kidnapping and rape of three women missing over the past decade. Comment?
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Pen pal friendship an enduring one
The first photo Mabel Hartzell received from her pen pal Iris Steele. She is guessing it was from somwhere between 1940 and 1942. Comment?
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City boy, 12, hurt when bicycle hits car
A 12-year-old city boy riding a bicycle without brakes was injured Thursday when he rode through a red light and into the side of a car at Fifth and Court streets, Reading police said. Comment?
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Hall of fame gets its first 3 inductees
Inducted into Hamburg's Alumni Academic Hall of Fame are from left, Dr. Mark Clapper, Class of 1969; Dr. Comment?
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C. Thomas Work Class: 1970 Age: 61 Higher education: Bachelor's degree in psychology, Ithaca College; juris doctor degree, Duke University School of Law. Comment?
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Crash during rainstorm injures 2
Two men were injured when their SUVs collided nearly head-on during a rainstorm on Park Road in Ontelaunee Township, Northern Berks Regional police said Thursday. Comment?
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Charter school for autistic students proposed
Tom Lubben is no stranger to starting a charter school. The Northampton County man had a hand in starting two arts-related charter schools in the Lehigh Valley. Comment?
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