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Berks County · Berks CountyPenn State Berks recognized budding entrepreneurs and student innovators at its Berks Innovation Awards Ceremony. For the first time, one ceremony was held for two competitions: The Innovation and Business Idea Challenge, where student teams developed real world solutions to local and global challenges, and the Imagine Your Business Grant Awards, where Berks LaunchBox recognized community entrepreneurs who received grant funding to support proto…See the Story
Penn State Berks recognizes entrepreneurs, student innovators
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Berks County · Berks CountyNORRISTOWN — A Pottstown man won’t face any additional time behind bars but faces continued court supervision in the form of probation on charges he participated in two illegal gun transfers as part of a sophisticated multi-county gun trafficking network. Ryan Stoudt, 26, of the 400 block of Farmington Avenue, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 11½ months already served to 23 months in jail on charges of corrupt organizations, illegal s…See the Story
Pottstown man sentenced for role in illegal gun transfers
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Reading, Pennsylvania · ReadingREADING — An eviction diversion program in Reading that offered tenants hands-on legal help and rental money has been greatly diminished as grants, federal funding, and volunteer assistance have dried up. The collaboration between volunteer lawyers, the city’s Human Relations Commission, and Magisterial District Judge Tonya Butler launched in 2020 during the economic turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Between 2021 and 2023, the program rec…See the Story
Reading tenants lose legal help as eviction program fades
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