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Betterview Counseling and Trauma Recovery strives to make every client feel comfortable, respected (opens the original)
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Working as a school-based therapist in Reading, Tremayne Jones was bothered by what he perceived as gaps in the service component of the mental health industry. He observed that treatment was not always evenly allocated, leaving some students short-changed in their care. “I saw this pattern of how people who had medical assistance were treated, and I always thought that if I ever had the chance to operate a clinic, I’d do it differently,” he said. “I wanted to make it better for the kids.” Just
Oley Valley senior class mans cake and cider stand (opens the original)
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Members of Oley Valley High School’s senior class skipped some school last week, but not because it was senior cut day or they just wanted some time off. Keeping with a longstanding tradition, the students were out in area orchards gathering apples for the cider they’ll be selling during this year’s Oley Valley Community Fair. According to Dena Kauffmann, treasurer of the Oley Valley Community Fair Association, members of the senior class have operated a cake and cider stand since the fair first
Oley Valley Community Fair thrives on tradition (opens the original)
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The interior of the agricultural building has been refurbished and some new T-shirt designs unveiled, but basically, explained Kevin D. Bieber, president of the Oley Valley Community Fair Association, the fair operates much the way it has since it started 79 years ago. “We try to keep making improvements, but overall, the fair stays pretty much the same,” Bieber said. “Most of the contests and the food stands and entertainment go way back.” The fair, this year with a theme of “1776-2026 — Celebr
JL School Apparel’s mobile unit makes shopping easy for students and parents (opens the original)
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Samantha Weir of Lower Heidelberg Township, Berks County has a lot going on in her life between balancing caring for her family with growing a business and maintaining her commitment of one weekend a month with the Air National Guard, where she’s earned the rank of master sergeant. Her busy schedule, she explained, forces her to use her time carefully and look for ways to streamline and simplify everyday tasks. So, when she found the job of locating and purchasing parochial school uniforms for h
Firefly Veterinary Urgent Care is filling a gap in pet care (opens the original)
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The owners of Firefly Veterinary Urgent Care in Maidencreek Township, Berks County were coworkers and friends before becoming business partners — an idea that originated one night when the three of them had gathered at one of their homes. “I literally had them over for a board game and said, ‘What if we open our own clinic?’” recalled Dr. Casey Dignan, who owns the business with Dr. Victoria Orlando and Dr. Gina Watzka. Introduced on a whim, the idea resonated with the women, who found themselve
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