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Stone farmhouse gutted in 2-alarm fire in eastern Berks (opens the original)
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A stone farmhouse in Earl Township was gutted by a fire Thursday morning. A passersby discovered the fire shortly before 8 a.m., reporting black smoke pouring from every window of the two-story house in the 800 block of Mountain Road, off Route 73 about 5 miles west of Boyertown, said William Campbell, assistant chief of Earl Township Volunteer Fire Company. The house was unoccupied at the time, but the homeowner managed to get there in time to let their two dogs out of the residence, Campbell s
Mount Penn man found dead after hourslong tactical response (opens the original)
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A welfare check on a Mount Penn home whose owner hadn’t been seen for weeks — and was later found dead in the basement — turned into an hours-long ordeal Wednesday afternoon, drawing the local fire company and a tactical team trained in high-risk entry. The events unfolded shortly before 3 p.m. after a neighbor in the 100 block of Hollywood Avenue requested that Central Berks Regional police check on the 45-year-old male homeowner who lived alone, Chief Justin Johnson said Thursday. “They were c
Resource rally brings food, water and essentials to struggling Berks families (opens the original)
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On a dreary Monday morning outside Fairgrounds Farmers Market in Muhlenberg Township, workers from Niagara Bottling joined volunteers from across the greater Reading area to distribute 400 family kits packed with shelf‑stable food, fresh produce, cases of water, daily essentials and other resources. The effort, called a resource rally, was organized by Niagara Cares — the philanthropic arm of Niagara Bottling — in partnership with Feed the Children and Helping Harvest. Niagara operates a bottlin
Berks man driving 133 mph on Reading street before fatal crash, police say (opens the original)
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A Muhlenberg Township man was driving at more than 130 mph in a 35-mph zone after a night of drinking at two bars when his SUV crashed into a house in the Hampden Heights neighborhood in the spring, fatally injuring his passenger, investigators said. Reading police on Friday charged Baltazar Martinez-Almanza, 37, with homicide by vehicle, drunken driving and numerous traffic-related counts. Martinez-Almanza of the 5200 block of Allentown Pike was free on $20,000 bail following arraignment Friday
Exeter School District extinguishes annual bonfire after mishap (opens the original)
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The Exeter School District is ending its tradition of hosting a bonfire as part of its annual Homecoming Parade celebration after the fire Thursday night ignited with unexpected force, sending debris into at least one spectator, officials announced Friday. The district issued the following statement to the Exeter community Friday afternoon: “We recognize that the bonfire is a tradition in the community and that this decision may be unpopular for some; however, we will always prioritize safety fo
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