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Police find 45-year-old man dead in home after standoff in Mount Penn (opens the original)
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MOUNT PENN BORO., Pa. ââPolice say after an hours-long incident, they found a 45-year-old man dead in his home on the 100 block of Hollywood Avenue. Central Berks Police Chief Justin Johnson said they responded to the home for a wellness check at around 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday. That came after neighbors hadn't heard from the man in days, police said. "When they started to go downstairs, there was a flash of light and fire that came up, and they immediately evacuated the house," Johnson said.Â
As seasons change, allergies return; Reading Hospital doctor advises how to best handle asthma symptoms (opens the original)
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READING, Pa. - Every year, summer turns to fall, and with the start of leaves changing their color comes the start of seasonal allergies. "...due to pollen and mold spores, especially on those windy days," explained Jen Mahone, system director of respiratory care at Reading Hospital. "Fall is definitely peak season for asthma," said Mahone. Mahone says the hospital sees an increase in asthma-related patients around this time of year. "As we go into fall, that cold, crisp, dry air can be irritati
'You never know whose life you might save': Red Cross issues plea for blood donors (opens the original)
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BERN TWP., Pa. â After a rough summer, the American Red Cross says it is in desperate need for blood. As the seasons change, officials with the organization say there is no off-season for giving blood. The need exists 24/7 to help those suffering from traumatic injuries, undergoing surgery or dealing with other health issues. âLiterally any type of blood â there's going to be someone out there who's going to need it,â said Peter Brown, executive director, American Red Cross, Pennsylvania
Man inspires recovery through running 100 miles on Penn Street bridge (opens the original)
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READING, Pa. - For Christopher Reppert, running is a type of therapy. "Running showed me that you can continue building a life that's fulfilling," said Reppert. Heâs doing just that, one step at a time. The Reading native says running saved his life. Now, he's using it to raise awareness for National Recovery Month and Suicide Prevention Month. "It was one of the best experiences," Reppert said. Earlier this month, Reppert took on the challenge of running 100 miles, back and forth across the P
‘They are more than a number’: PSU art exhibit gives voice to those impacted by incarceration (opens the original)
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READING, Pa. - The art exhibit at Penn State Berks was more than a year in the making. "It represents a community in solidarity coming together," said Ebonie Cunningham Stringer, an associate professor of Criminal Justice at Penn State Berks. "Walk With Us" shows visitors the firsthand experiences of people impacted by incarceration. The artwork was created by people in the Berks County Jail, along with corrections staff, county administrators, and community members. "This is an opportunity for
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