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William Penn fire tower to mark 87th anniversary with free climbs (opens the original)
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Pagoda-Skyline Inc. will celebrate the 87th anniversary of the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower in October with free public climbs and historical presentations. The event is planned for Oct. 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the tower, 621 Skyline Drive, Lower Alsace Township. Local Skyline historians Corrie Crupi Zana and Mike Reinert will discuss the building’s history and its construction during the Works Progress Administration era. Established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 to pro
New Morgan approves data center zoning changes (opens the original)
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More than 200 people crowded into and around New Morgan Borough Hall Monday, most to voice opposition to zoning changes that would allow data centers on property along Route 10. Despite concerns raised during two public hearings, Borough Council unanimously approved changing the designated area from R-Residential to I-Industrial zoning and creating a data center overlay district at the intersection of Route 10 and Furnace Road, opposite the entrance to Historic Joanna Furnace. Most of those who
Hay Creek Festival marks 50 years (opens the original)
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Before thousands of visitors began coming to Historic Joanna Furnace each September to watch artisans demonstrate crafts of the past, there was a group of area residents with an idea. Fifty years later, their vision, the Hay Creek Festival, is still going strong. The festival, which concludes Sunday with hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., is celebrating its 50th anniversary on the grounds of Historic Joanna Furnace, Robeson Township. The event has been built by generations of volunteers. A special an
Boone Society reunion brings descendants to Berks (opens the original)
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For members of the Boone Society, a visit to Berks County this week is more than a history tour. It is a return to the place where their family’s American story took root. The society’s biennial reunion in the Reading area brings together descendants of the Boone family and others interested in Colonial and frontier history, said Judy Smith of Augusta, Ga., president of the society. The organization formed in 1996 as an association of descendants, genealogists and historians with a mission to pr
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