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Sept. 11 fallen remembered in Mohnton (opens the original)
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A general sense of helplessness pervaded America as events unfolded on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. “Like a lot of Americans, I went through several stages,” state Rep. Mark Gillen said as he stood by the Sept. 11 memorial outside the Berks Military History Museum and Holocaust Museum and Education Center, the Mohnton facility he founded in 2014. “Disbelief that it was happening when the first plane hit, looks like an accident, a problem, significant,” he said. “The second plane hits, then the
Birdsboro church launches mutual aid network (opens the original)
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St. Paul’s United Church of Christ is the little church that could. The small Birdsboro congregation has made commitments to improve the lives of residents in the borough and the surrounding areas. With a weekly attendance of around 25, the congregation has focused on mission work within the community, beginning in 2014 when it spearheaded the Mission Trip Birdsboro and Beyond program, which has grown into its own entity that this year assembled 142 volunteers at 63 sites in southern Berks to he
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary honors first curator on his 120th birthday (opens the original)
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On the occasion of first curator Maurice Broun’s 120th birthday weekend, Hawk Mountain celebrated Saturday by opening its archives, displaying rarely seen correspondence, journal entries and artifacts such as binoculars and tally registers for counting hawks. Maurice and Irma Broun arrived at Hawk Mountain in September 1934 after founder Rosalie Edge of the Emergency Conservation Committee leased the mountaintop to stop the hawk shooting there. The Brouns would spend the next 32 years at Hawk Mo
When will the Pagoda reopen to the public? (opens the original)
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If it isn’t the most frequently asked question in Berks County, it must certainly rank up on the list about as high as the landmark itself atop Mount Penn: When will the Pagoda reopen to the public? Alexa Freyman, president of the Foundation for the Reading Pagoda, has been hearing that question and even asked it herself a time or two. The first guided Pagoda walkthrough will be held next Sunday, Sept. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Because of occupancy limitations, admission to the Pagoda will be by
Rare bird drops into Berks, setting off a birding rush (opens the original)
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A bird that hasn’t stepped foot in Berks County in 125 years dropped into the Saucony Creek, setting off a rush of enthusiastic birders to the Richmond Township waterway. A juvenile wood stork, a bird of the southern coasts, was spotted Thursday and photographed foraging in the creek along Crystal Cave Road by Trevor Stutzman. He posted the photograph to eBird and social media, creating a birding stir throughout eastern Pennsylvania. On Saturday, Carl Jacobs drove an hour from his home in Bath,
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