Published during the week just ended in The Sanatoga Post:

Saturday, Jan. 17

• Pick-A-Card Part Of Networking Education
  A chamber presentation in Royersford proves the value of an “elevator speech” in working a room of business contacts.
• VNA Participates In Medication Study
  The Sanatoga agency is part of a 50-state review of medication usage among patients admitted to home care programs.
• Pottsgrove Falcons Sports for Jan. 17, 2009
  Who’s playing what, where, and when today in the Pottsgrove School District.
• Two Mondays Left For Tree Recycling
  Don’t trash that Christmas tree. Put it to better use.

Friday, Jan. 16

• Local Crime Cited In National Blog Advice
  A fraud expert affiliated with the dental industry cites an example of past crimes in Sanatoga to make her point.
• Keep Watch For The Missing Quarter
  What thieves know: it’s easier to steal a little money from a lot of people. See how they’re doing it.
• Limerick Nuclear Plays Role In Poll Results
  A group advocating more nuclear power generation in Pennsylvania points to public comfort with plants in Limerick and Three Mile Island.
• St. Pius Cancels Food Fundraiser
  The fourth annual Festival of Food at Lower Pottsgrove’s Catholic high school is the latest victim of our area’s difficult economic times.
• Come Hear The Music
  Elementary band concerts are scheduled for month’s end in Lower Pottsgrove, West Pottsgrove, and Ringing Rocks.
• Pottsgrove Falcons Sports for Jan. 16, 2009
  Who’s playing what, where, and when today in the Pottsgrove School District.

Thursday, Jan. 15

• The Overlooked Users Of Sanatoga Springs
  Montgomery County planners contend an important audience is being missed in a discussion that starts and ends with the word “cars.”
• Stuff To Do This Weekend
  A used book sale. A talk about how local ironmasters supported the Revolution. And the presidential inaugural train leaves Philadelphia for Washington.
• Want Business Help? Get It Here
  How to create a business plan, and how to find the funds that will finance it, are topics explored Monday in workshops being conducted by Pottstown’s SCORE chapter.
• Free Ice Skating Sunday
  Family fun is scheduled this weekend at The Hill School rink in Pottstown, courtesy of the Pottsgrove Recreation Board.

Wednesday, Jan. 14

• District Commits To 5.2% Tax Increase
  Pottsgrove school directors on Tuesday night set in stone the maximum amount district property taxes could rise next year, then pledged to try and do better than that.
• Giving Networks A Run For Their Money
  Student broadcasters showed Pottsgrove’s school directors Tuesday they’re ready for big-time television competition.
• School Board Sets Meeting Dates
  Twice monthly, from now through June, the Pottsgrove School District Board of School Directors will convene to do the district’s business.

Tuesday, Jan. 13

• No Business, No Agenda, No Meeting
  Lower Pottsgrove planners, scheduled to meet Monday night, were a no-show. Wasn’t their fault.
• Township Questions State Bridge Report
  Why does a bridge that’s had no guardrail problems for eight years suddenly have some now? That’s what Lower Pottsgrove would like to know.
• Historians Schedule Open House
  Peer into Lower Pottsgrove’s fascinating and colorful past during its historical society’s monthly open house in Sanatoga.
• Networking As An Art Form
  Members of the local Women In The Workforce group learn Wednesday that networking is about creating masterpiece relationships over a long term.
• Learn How To Learn Online
  There’s a trick or two in gaining an education-by-computer. Montgomery County Community College can lend a hand with eLearning in Pottstown.
• Class Teaches First Aid For Pets
  Pets count on their owners for help when no one else is around. A workshop tonight in Pottstown shows owners how they can save their pets’ lives.

Monday, Jan. 12

• Right-On-Red Studied At Ridge And Rupert
  The inability to see oncoming traffic at the Sanatoga intersection prompts a review.
• Township Advertising Sex Offender Residency Law
  Lower Pottsgrove commissioners have announced a hearing on the proposed ordinance will be held Jan. 22.
• What They Sold For
  A weekly review of highest prices paid for homes in Lower Pottsgrove and surrounding municipalities.
• Dent Named To Ethics Committee
  Lower Pottsgrove’s congressman will be among those overseeing the ethical considerations of the 111th U.S. House of Representatives.
• Early Morning Ice Chores
  Freezing rain resulted in a thick sheet of ice on car windshields and driveways Sunday morning in Lower Pottsgrove.
• Beneath The Light Of The Fullest Moon
  Lower Pottsgrove residents awoke Sunday morning to the fading light of what was the year’s fullest moon.

Sunday, Jan. 11

• ‘The Post’ Week In Review
  For Jan. 4-10, 2009.

Send this page to a friend.
Sign up to get The Sanatoga Post delivered free daily by e-mail.