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A gardening column titled 'From the Ground Up: A garden flowered with love' is running in Pennsylvania outlets including the Reading Eagle and The Mercury. The piece tells the story of a garden cultivated with care and dedication, celebrating the personal and emotional rewards of gardening rather than practical how-to advice.
- 2Reading Science Center to open expanded exhibits with free community day▼Reading Science Center to celebrate expanded exhibit space with free community event
The Reading Science Center in Pennsylvania is marking the completion of its expanded exhibit space with a free community event open to the public. The celebration will let visitors explore the new exhibits at no charge, highlighting the center's growth as a hands-on science destination for families and school groups in the Reading area.
- 3Reading Science Center Opens Expanded Exhibit Space with Free Event▼Reading Science Center Celebrates Expanded Exhibit Space with Free Community Event
The Reading Science Center in Pennsylvania is marking the opening of its expanded exhibit space with a free community event. Local coverage via Berks Community Television highlights the celebration, inviting residents to explore the new exhibits at no cost. Details about the event date, specific new exhibits, and funding for the expansion were not provided.
- 42026 Berks County election guide published●2026 Berks County election guide: How to vote, who is running, what candidates are saying
The Reading Eagle has published a 2026 Berks County election guide covering how to vote, which candidates are running and what they are saying on the issues. The roundup gives Pennsylvania voters a one-stop reference ahead of the county's 2026 election contests, including registration and voting procedures.
- 5Tunkhannock Public Library launches annual book sale▼It’s Book Sale time at Tunkhannock Public Library
Tunkhannock Public Library in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, is holding its book sale, offering used books to the community. Local coverage from the Wyoming County Examiner announced the event. Book sales like this typically raise funds for library programs while giving residents a chance to pick up inexpensive reading material. Details on dates and prices are not included in the available coverage.