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Outlets Add New Retailer; Water Damage Restorer Opens
In local business news, the Philadelphia Premium Outlets have added a store featuring designer Marc Jacobs. Also, 1-800 WATER DAMAGE of South Berks is offering property restoration services.
In Foodie: Royal Farms Opens June 9; and Three Meal Deals
Royal Farms officially opens during early June in Pottstown; double-up in a Wendy’s biscuit breakfast deal; Subway’s foot-long sandwich offer expires May 31; and Cracker Barrel favorites return.
Tower Health Expands Pharmacies’ Services Statewide
Rite Aid and Walgreens pharmacies say they plan to close stores nearby, and nationwide. Tower Health’s response? It’s expanding its Reading Hospital pharmacies’ services across PA.
AMC Theatres Offer to Cut Wednesday Movie Prices in Half
If you’re part of the AMC Theatres ‘Stubs Club’ loyalty program, you can attend a Wednesday movie for half-price beginning July 9. AMC operates theaters in Stowe and Reading.
Spaatz Museum Contest Lets 4 Winners Fly Into History
The General Carl Spaatz National USAAF Museum in Boyertown again this year is giving four lucky fund-raiser winners a chance to fly aboard a World War II B-25 bomber.
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License Plate Need Replacement? Register for May Event
If your vehicle’s Pennsylvania license plate is no longer readable, you could get a traffic ticket. Avoid the hassle! Find out May 29 (Thursday) if it qualifies for a replacement.
Your Tasty Barbeque Dinner Can Help Feed A Family, Too
What’s better than a barbeque meal on a summer day during June? Answer: a barbeque meal that also helps feed families in need.
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New Property Damage Restorer Available Locally
A new franchise office of 1-800 WATER DAMAGE, a company that provides restoration services to homeowners, has opened in Pottstown.
Three Local Career Education Centers Win State Grants
Three local career and technical education centers are among 55 statewide winners of grants to help students pursue jobs in science, technology, engineering, and math.