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New free phone app helps find information about Pottstown (opens the original)
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POTTSTOWN — Level Flat Association, a nonprofit organization based in Pottstown, has released Pottstown Events and Resources, a free app for both Android and iPhones. The app is now available on the Google Play Store and the Apple Store. It brings The One Calendar™, the community events calendar at pottstown.app, together with local jobs, business listings, elected official contacts and borough service information in one place. The app is free to download and free to use. There is no account to
New Schuylkill River Trail connection celebrated (opens the original)
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LOWER POTTSGROVE — It could be said that whatever section of the Schuylkill River Trail is being dedicated on any given day is the most important, because it represents one section closer to completion. But a pretty good case can be made that the honorific belongs to the section opened Tuesday, just under one mile long, that connects the trail in Pottstown and beyond to the bridge across the river into Chester County. Although it has been open for several weeks, the section officials dedicated T
Pottstown councilman asks Land Bank to implement new policy (opens the original)
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POTTSTOWN — The borough councilman who for weeks criticized the absence of a policy that prohibits elected officials or their spouses from using the Land Bank to obtain and rehabilitate blighted homes is asking the land bank board directly to enact such a policy. Councilman Andrew Monastra acknowledged Monday that Luke Johnson, husband of school board member Laura Johnson, had not violated any rules when he obtained 208 Gable Avenue through the land bank process four years ago, rehabilitated it,
Pottstown Cluster food pantry still operating despite fire (opens the original)
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POTTSTOWN — A fire earlier this month has closed the building where the Cluster of Religious Communities food pantry was held, but the service is still continuing in the building next door. It was about 1 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 2, when firefighters responded to a smoky fire at the cluster building at 57 N. Franklin St. It turned out that the air conditioning unit on the roof had caught fire, said Makenzie Clanagan, communications director for the Cluster. However, the nonprofit continued with
Pottstown’s High Street Music celebrating 20 years (opens the original)
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POTTSTOWN — Twenty years ago, when Louis Rieger came to look at a potential location for his music school and retail operation, he had a sign before he even walked inside. “I noticed that the address is 135 and those are the intervals for a major chord, and I thought ‘well that’s interesting,’” he said during a recent interview. Now, after 20 years, a flood and a global pandemic, High Street Music — which Rieger runs with his wife Kristyn — is still going strong. Rieger’s love of music started w
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