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The IRIS Companies puts trust, customer relations first (opens the original)
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From its roots as a family-owned startup to building a network of loyal customers throughout North America, The IRIS Companies has always staked its success on one keystone — trust. A foundation built on customer relationships was what spurred the early success of the Maidencreek Township-based identification solutions provider, founded 45 years ago by Ned and Sue Gehris. Gehris previously worked for a company that specialized in selling access control systems for parking lots. “It was a niche b
Berks fire company social quarters voice support for ‘fair and reasonable’ skill games laws (opens the original)
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Without the income from skill games, the Berkshire Heights Fire Company would cease to exist. That’s the opinion of Mike Paulson, president and treasurer at the social club in Wyomissing. Paulson was one of several fire company social club presidents who spoke in favor of the financial boon that skill games provide fire company social clubs and other community groups. “To be totally candid, if in 120 days (skill games) are illegal and seized, we are out of business. Done,” Paulson said. “That’s
Archwood Soapery earns breakaway success with toxin-free products (opens the original)
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For a long time, doctors had no idea what was causing Jenny Witmyer’s sickness. “After the birth of my third child, I started to get really sick,” Witmyer, of Sinking Spring, said. “I would just pass out. I was in and out of emergency rooms for about a year.” In 2018, one doctor was able to pinpoint her issue: Thyroid cancer. “My (thyroid hormone) levels were off the charts,” Witmyer said. “I could have just died at any point.” A regimen of radiation therapy put Witmyer on the path to recovery,
4 vehicles, tractor-trailer crash near CDL training site in Berks (opens the original)
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Three people were injured in an accident involving a tractor-trailer and other vehicles in Bern Township, according to emergency reports. The accident was reported shortly before 2 p.m. on Route 183 in front of the Berks Career and Technology Center’s CDL training site, a school where people learn to truck drivers. At least one tractor-trailer and four other vehicles were involved, with the wreckage blocking both lanes, reports said. Both lanes of Route 183 were shut down between West Leesport R
Vehicles collide on Route 422 westbound in Reading (opens the original)
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At least three vehicles collided around an entrance ramp to Route 422 westbound in Reading Tuesday afternoon, according to emergency reports. The accident was initially reported about 3:50 p.m. at the ramp from Lancaster Avenue onto the highway, commonly referred to as the West Shore Bypass. An ambulance was called for one woman who was bleeding, reports said. Fluids were down around the accident, and the vehicles were blocking traffic. A tow truck was called to the scene, and all emergency unit
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