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Topton, Pennsylvania is located in Berks County. Zip codes in Topton, PA include 19562. More Topton information.

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Thursday May 24 | Reading Eagle/Reading Times

Borough officials made the overture

Editor: I enjoyed reading the article about the Topton Borough Council meeting .

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Tue May 22, 2012

Reading Eagle/Reading Times

Volunteers adorn veterans' graves in Berks with flags

Placing American flags on the graves of veterans at Strausstown Union Cemetery are Barry Bentz, Rita Bentz, background, and their grandson Alex Bentz, 6, all of Strausstown.

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Sat May 19, 2012

Reading Eagle/Reading Times

People throng Topton Street Fair

Hundreds of Topton residents poured into the streets for the sixth annual Topton Street Fair.

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Fri May 18, 2012

Reading Eagle/Reading Times

WWII vet gets high school diploma

Lloyd O. Hess, right, of Dryville, a World War II veteran, receives an honorary high school diploma from Dr.

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Reading Eagle/Reading Times

Before prom, mock crash staged for students

With prom season under way, teachers and administrators at Brandywine Heights High School and Topton fire and ambulance officials teamed up to teach students a lesson about drunken driving.

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Thu May 17, 2012

Examiner.com

Ghost Hunters Incorporated

A team that is full of highly experineced investigators, Ghost Hunters Incorporated are having some great events that we'd love to share with everyone.

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Tue May 08, 2012

Reading Eagle/Reading Times

Board combines 2 principal positions into 1

A divided Brandywine Heights School Board implemented a major administrative reorganization Monday at its monthly meeting in the high school library.

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