WGAL-TV - Sun Nov 29
Fire destroyed an abandoned restaurant in Berks County this weekend. Firefighters were called to the building, known to neighbors as the "Lincoln Restaurant" along Route 183 around 1 a.m. Saturday morning.
Former Bern Township restaurant is destroyed by fireReading Eagle/Reading Times - Sun Nov 29
Reading Eagle The former Lincoln Restaurant on Route 183 in Bern Township was destroyed Saturday in an early morning blaze that could be seen for miles around, authorities said.
Police Investigating Massive Fire In Berks CountyWFMZ-TV Allentown - Sun Nov 29
State Police in Reading are investigating a massive fire at an abandoned building in Bern Township.
Drug offenses land Berks man behind barsThe Lebanon Daily News - Sat Nov 28
A 27-year-old Berks County man has been sentenced to state prison for drug offenses.
Sled dogs rescued from Canada up for adoption in York CountyThe York Daily Record - Sat Nov 28
Six of 100 sled dogs rescued from Canada arrived at the York County SPCA. The shelter recently partnered with the Humane Society of the United States' emergency services placement program.
Oh Deer! Black Friday Shoppers Surprised; Cars DamagedWFMZ-TV Allentown - Fri Nov 27
Shoppers say they were shocked! And it had nothing to do with Black Friday bargains.
Grocery Store First In Berks County To Sell BeerWFMZ - Fri Nov 27
Despite opposition from some and a lengthy approval process by government leaders, a grocery store has become the first to offer beer for sale to its customers.
Start school hour laterReading Eagle/Reading Times - Fri Nov 27
Start school hour later Editor: Beginning between the ages of 11 and 14 and lasting through the teens, most children need more sleep - around 9 hours every night, according to Pediatrics magazine.
Groups thankful they can share food, company throughout BerksReading Eagle/Reading Times - Thu Nov 26
Waitresses from a West Reading cafe drove vans into Reading Thursday, picking up more than 50 people to indulge in a traditional Thanksgiving Day feast.
Swine flu prompts districts to consider suspending attendance awardsReading Eagle/Reading Times - Thu Nov 26
Some Berks County districts offer perfect attendance awards to students - a carrot meant to encourage them not skip school.
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