Fleetwood News Archives

Click on picture to enlarge. Reading Eagle: Ben Hasty Jennifer L. Goss, a Fleetwood High School history teacher who visited the sites of Nazi death camps from World War II, displays information on the Holocaust in her classroom.

On June 12, when TV stations finally made the switch from analog to digital broadcasting, you might say the revolution was not televised for a number of Berks County viewers.

Buckle up and live! Berks traffic toll 2009 2008 Total killed to date 38 38 Fire A controlled burn of a dilapidated modular home in Richmond Township on Friday resulted in minor damage to two adjacent modular homes, fire officials said.

Prison and Lazarus Project volunteers needed Qualified volunteers are needed to serve inmates within Berks County Prison as well as those who are being released from prison into the Lazarus Project of Berks County.

It's 9-9-09, a day one Berks County couple will remember forever. >>JUDGE By the authority vested in me by the laws of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania... >> Mr.

Reading Eagle: Susan L. Angstadt Kutztown residents Charlene Hilbert and her father, Richard Hilbert, prepare meals for deliveries at the new Berks Encore center in the former Fleetwood Elementary School.

Boyertown policy panned The Boyertown School District's decision not to show President Barack Obama's address in schools drew complaints at a school board meeting Tuesday night.

Reading Eagle Gardens at: his home in Richmond Township. Profession: construction worker for Descco, Fleetwood.

According to PennDOT, there will be lane restriction on the following roads in Berks County: Main Street ramp to Route 222 North in Maxatawny Township , 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept.

The message delivered Wednesday by more than 250 parents, children and child care workers was clear.

McClatchy-Tribune An armoire owned by Julie Francis of Charlotte, N.C., was appraised at $7,000 but failed to receive a bid close to that price.