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POTTSTOWN PA – An all-you-can-eat fund-raising breakfast to benefit the Berkskire Baseball program for youths will be held Saturday (March 20, 2010) from 8-10 a.m. at Applebee’s restaurant, 833 N. State St., Pottstown PA. Pancakes and sausage are on the menu.

• This event has been added to The Post calendar.

Tickets cost $7, and are available at the door. For more information, call Dan Clouser at 610-927-4306.

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SANATOGA PA – Recent jotting’s from a reporter’s notebook:

Filling The Cinematic Void

New kid on the block.

Ever since last October, when Hollywood Video closed up shop in Sanatoga Village Plaza, Lower Pottsgrove residents have had a diminishing number of places to visit from which they could rent movies on DVD. The list grew by one on Monday (March 15, 2010), however, when a new Blockbuster Express DVD rental kiosk was installed in the entrance lobby of Sanatoga Thriftway, 2190 E. High St., Pottstown PA.

The cost, $1 per movie per night.

The township’s other supermarket movie alternative, by the way, is a Redbox kiosk at Redner’s Warehouse Market, in the North End Shopping Center, 1300 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown. Also $1 per flick per night.

Lost In The Crabgrass

With all the “big picture” issues in the world that most Americans worry about – the recession, the availability of health care, and whether nagging plot twists in the television drama “Lost” will be untangled by its last episode – we tend to lose sight of little things.

Things like crabgrass.

Fortunately, the Montgomery County Cooperative Extension office has our backs. The Collegeville PA-based agency distributed an e-mail Wednesday (March 17, 2010), which helpfully reminded property-owning recipients that crabgrass is poised to invade their otherwise lush and green lawns.

“Remember all that crabgrass in your lawn last summer?,” the e-mail asks. “You can prevent it this year, but you need to act soon.  Crabgrass begins to germinate when the temperature in the upper inch of soil reaches 55 to 58°F at daybreak for 4 to 5 days. Normally, pre-emergence crabgrass treatment in Southeastern Pennsylvania should take place between March 15 and April 15.”

The e-mail also included a fact sheet titled “Control of Summer Annual Grass Weeds in Turfgrasses.”

So a tip of the hat to the Cooperative Extension folks, for sending an electronic communication that actually informs rather than sells. Now, if they could only suggest ways we can schedule lawn work between those remaining broadcasts of “Lost” …

What Were They Thinking?

In annual observance yesterday of St. Patrick’s Day – a day of peace, of hope, of all things green, and of wishes for Irish good luck – Da Vinci’s Pub, 217 E. Main St., Collegeville PA, offered a special $5 liquid refreshment it called an “Irish Car Bomb.”

The Census Is Here. You Count

Across Lower Pottsgrove, Limerick, Pottstown and elsewhere in the state and nation, postal carriers on Tuesday (March 16, 2010) delivered United States’ 2010 Census forms to residents.

To ensure municipalities receive their fair shares of federal and state money for popular programs, many of which are funded proportionate to the number of people living there, it’s important to ensure the Census accurately reflects the size of local populations.

So to put something back in your pocket later, be counted. Put your response to the Census into the mail today.

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POTTSTOWN PA – Action to advertise for and schedule a public hearing on re-enactment of Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township‘s zoning, subdivision and land development ordinances is likely to be a topic of discussion during tonight’s (Thursday, March 18, 2010) township Board of Commissioners‘ meeting at 7 in the municipal building, 2199 Buchert Rd., Pottstown PA.

Township Solicitor R. Kurtz Holloway earlier this week said the board would move quickly once it received a recommendation from the township Planning Commission to approve the re-enactment. Planners gave their official OK on Monday (March 15) during their regular monthly meeting, which Holloway attended.

The renewal of such laws represents a reaction by Lower Pottsgrove and other municipalities to earlier judicial rulings elsewhere that demanded they be able to prove during litigation that their rules were correctly adopted and documented, according to township Assistant Manager Alyson Elliott.

Whatever other business the board intends to conduct is unknown. A commissioners’ meeting agenda was not available online as of 6 a.m. today. If published before the meeting, the agenda usually can be found on the township website, here.

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POTTSTOWN PA – The union representing Pottsgrove School District teachers and other employees has determined that, for now, the best way to respond to remarks made last week by district Board of School Directors President Michael Neiffer is to say nothing publicly.

Pottsgrove Federation of Teachers (PFT) President Tom Yenchick, when asked for an update on the outcome of a membership meeting held Monday (March 15, 2010), via e-mail said only that “the union has no comment to make at this juncture.”

The PFT executive committee and representative council long ago had scheduled a regular monthly gathering for Monday in Lower Pottsgrove Elementary School, Buchert Road, Pottstown PA. That session took on added significance, however, after Neiffer – during the directors’ March 9 meeting – publicly suggested teachers and all other district employees agree to a one-year wage freeze or be prepared to endure job cuts to trim the 2010-2011 district budget.

Determining how, if at all, the union would reply to what some viewed as a threat was said to be on the PFT meeting agenda.

Teachers and other sources who willingly talked with The Post last week about the then-impending meeting, albeit without being identified, also declined to discuss the mood, tenor or substance of the union’s discussions Monday.

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SANATOGA PA – Weekend activities for western Montgomery County residents (and anyone else!), March 19-21, 2010:

• These events have been added to The Post calendar.

Friday, March 19

The Perkiomen Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Women In Networking Community Spring Expo will be held Friday from 3:30-8 p.m. in the cafeteria of the Technology Wing at Perkiomen Valley High School, Collegeville PA. Breakout sessions will be held on entrepreneurship and mentoring, fashion sense and trends, finance, and health and wellness.

The 11th annual Basket Party fund-raiser that benefits the YWCA Tri-County Area will be held Friday beginning at 6 p.m. in North Coventry Elementary School, 475 Kemp Rd., Pottstown PA. This year’s donated baskets, which highlight the YWCA’s commitment to literacy, are filled with a wide array of fun items, organizers say. Tickets cost $20 per person at the door, or $25 for 2 people if purchased and picked up at the YWCA, 315 King St., Pottstown, by noon Friday.

“Noises Off,” a funny and fast-paced British comedy by Michael Frayn, will be staged Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. through March 21 at the Tri-County Performing Arts Center, 245 E. High St., Pottstown PA. Depending on the day of the performance, tickets cost between $17 and $21 for adults, $15-$19 for students and senior citizens, and $13-$15 for children age 12 and younger. Parents beware, however; the theater advises guidance in the attendance of children. For information and tickets, call 610-970-1199.

Students at Pottsgrove High School will present “Flowers for Algernon,” the play about an enthusiastic but mentally challenged young man who undergoes experimental brain surgery to increase his IQ, on Friday and Saturday, both at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the high school,  1345 Kauffman Rd., Pottstown PA. Tickets are $5 for general admission, and $4 for students and senior citizens, and are available at the door. For more information, call 610-326-5105.

Historic Skippack Village will host a Spring Fling Weekend from Friday through Sunday. In addition to special savings in stores, restaurants and businesses, there will be complimentary food, entertainment and events. Free parking is available throughout the village.

Saturday, March 20

An all-you-can-eat fund-raising breakfast to benefit the Berkskire Baseball program for youths will be held Saturday from 8-10 a.m. at Applebee’s restaurant, 833 N. State St., Pottstown PA. Pancakes and sausage are on the menu. Tickets cost $7, and are available at the door. For more information, call Dan Clouser at 610-927-4306.

The Spring-Ford School District will hold a consignment sale Saturday from 7:30 to 11 a.m. in the cafeteria of the Spring-Ford Intermediate School, 833 S. Lewis Rd., Royersford PA. The sale includes clothing, shoes, books, toys, strollers, walkers, books and baby-related accessories. Shoppers should enter through building Door 21.

A kids’ consignment sale and open house will be held Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. in Chesterbrook Academy, 441 N. Lewis Rd., Limerick PA. The open house and moon bounce entertainment will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call 610-948-0665.

The Ursinus College Meistersingers will present a choral concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Bomberger Auditorium on the college campus, Main Street, Collegeville PA.  The event is free and open to the public. Professor John French, holder of the college’s Heefner Chair of Music, will conduct the group in an all-American program featuring Randall Thompson’s “Frostiana,” seven pieces set to the poetry of Robert Frost.  The program includes the premiere of two movements from a requiem by Ursinus senior Walker Merritt of Sharon CT.

Jesse Garron.

“The King Returns,” an Elvis tribute by impersonator Jesse Garron, is scheduled to be held Saturday beginning at 8 p.m. in Sunnybrook Ballroom, 50 Sunnybrook Rd., Pottstown PA. Doors will open at 7 p.m. Tickets, which cost $25 in advance and $32 at the door, are available for purchase online, at the Sunnybrook box office, or by calling 484-624-5186. The performance will mark Garron’s second at Sunnybrook in two years.

Sunday, March 21

Upper Schuylkill Valley Park, Route 113, Royersford PA, will hold a family-friendly scavenger hunt on Sunday from 2-3:30 p.m. Clues will lead visitors around the grounds of the park to learn about the different animals and raptors, as well as focus on the things that happen in the spring. Admission is free, but a $2 donation per person is suggested. This activity will be held outside, and only if weather permits. Visitors should start their scavenger hunt at the eagle area in the upper section of the park.

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NORRISTOWN PA – Montgomery County (PA) emergency dispatchers directed police units, firefighters and emergency medical responders within the past 24 hours to a variety of incidents. A selective list of their activity appears below.

The entries are taken from publicly available feeds supplied by the county Department of Public Safety. Feed content has been edited by The Post for relevance to readers in Lower Pottsgrove and Limerick PA townships, the borough of Pottstown, and surrounding municipalities. It consequently is incomplete and is not intended to be comprehensive.

In most cases, the entries can be read as:

1. Type of service (EMS = emergency medical services, Traffic = police, Fire = firefighters);
2. Type of incident (vehicle accident, etc.)
3. Location of incident (usually by closest intersection or landmark, and the name of the municipality)
4. Date and time of the incident (YYYY-MM-DD) @ (“at”) (HH:MM:SS) in military time format.

Wednesday, March 17

Fire: Fire Alarm
Washington St & E 6th St; Red Hill; 2010-03-18 @ 04:27:46;

Fire: Building Fire
6th St & Bitting Aly; Red Hill; 2010-03-18 @ 04:06:40;

Ems: Diabetic Emergency
Boyer Rd & Acorn Way; Limerick; 2010-03-18 @ 03:07:48;

Ems: Cardiac Emergency
4th St & Dotts St; Pennsburg; 2010-03-18 @ 02:25:49;

Fire: Vehicle Accident
Berks St; Pottstown; 2010-03-18 @ 02:19:15;

Traffic: Debris/fluids On Highway
Berks St & Glasgow St; Pottstown; 2010-03-18 @ 02:09:53;

Ems: Respiratory Emergency
Lantern Ln & Old Barn Rd; Upper Hanover; 2010-03-17 @ 23:39:03;

Traffic: Disabled Vehicle
Main St & Clamer Ave; Collegeville; 2010-03-17 @ 23:06:40;

Ems: Respiratory Emergency
High St & N Franklin St; Pottstown; 2010-03-17 @ 21:36:44;

Ems: Respiratory Emergency
Black Rock Rd & S Trappe Rd; Upper Providence; 2010-03-17 @ 21:08:39;

Ems: Burn Victim
Schuylkill Rd & Ramp Rt724 Eb To Rt100 Sb; Chester County; 2010-03-17 @ 20:35:57;

Ems: Subject In Pain
Church St & Hall St; Chester County; 2010-03-17 @ 20:18:24;

Ems: Unresponsive Subject
10th Ave & E Main St; Collegeville; 2010-03-17 @ 20:16:18;

Traffic: Disabled Vehicle
Lewis Rd & Sand Trap Dr; Limerick; 2010-03-17 @ 19:59:39;

Ems: Fall Victim
Swinehart Rd & Douglass St; Douglass; 2010-03-17 @ 18:23:18;

Ems: Vehicle Accident
Seisholtzville Rd; Berks County; 2010-03-17 @ 18:16:09;

Traffic: Hazardous Road Conditions
Sanatoga Rd & Saylor Ave; Lower Pottsgrove; 2010-03-17 @ 18:12:05;

Ems: Vehicle Accident
Pigeon Creek Rd; Chester County; 2010-03-17 @ 17:54:11;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident
Bridge Rd & Skippack Pike; Skippack; 2010-03-17 @ 17:25:32;

Fire: Rescue – Water
Trinley Rd & Rr Overpass; Limerick; 2010-03-17 @ 17:22:29;

Ems: Rescue – Water
Trinley Rd & Rr Overpass; Limerick; 2010-03-17 @ 17:22:11;

Ems: Unresponsive Subject
Jays Ln; New Hanover; 2010-03-17 @ 16:27:58;

Traffic: Disabled Vehicle
Big Rd & Swamp Creek Rd; Lower Frederick; 2010-03-17 @ 15:36:24;

Ems: Respiratory Emergency
Pleasant View Rd & Pruss Hill Rd; Lower Pottsgrove; 2010-03-17 @ 15:31:52;

Ems: Cva/stroke
Washington St & S 6th Ave; Royersford; 2010-03-17 @ 15:27:37;

Ems: Altered Mental Status
Charlotte St & Nightingale St; Pottstown; 2010-03-17 @ 14:22:31;

Ems: Abdominal Pains
Prison Rd; Skippack; 2010-03-17 @ 14:19:31;

Ems: Altered Mental Status
Charlotte St & Nightingale St; Pottstown; 2010-03-17 @ 12:33:55;

Ems: Cva/stroke
Swamp Creek Rd & Schlegel Rd; Douglass; 2010-03-17 @ 12:17:39;

Ems: Cardiac Emergency
High St & N Adams St; Pottstown; 2010-03-17 @ 10:58:29;

Ems: Seizures
Lewis Rd & Spring St; Limerick; 2010-03-17 @ 10:35:09;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident
2nd Ave & Stine Dr; Collegeville; 2010-03-17 @ 10:17:47;

Ems: Diabetic Emergency
Main St & W 5th St; Pennsburg; 2010-03-17 @ 08:42:20;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident
Lewis Rd & Spring St; Upper Providence; 2010-03-17 @ 07:36:54;

Traffic: Disabled Vehicle Blocking
Buckwalter Rd & S Township Line Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-17 @ 06:34:56;

Ems: Cardiac Emergency
Main St & 2nd Ave; Royersford; 2010-03-17 @ 06:01:35;

Ems: Respiratory Emergency
Wentz Ln; Skippack; 2010-03-17 @ 05:24:31.

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THAT HAD TO BE A GREAT BOOK! – It was a bit hectic last Tuesday (March 9, 2010) in the cafeteria of Lower Pottsgrove Elementary School, Buchert Road, Pottstown PA. Pottsgrove School District officials were presenting spending plans for next year, school board members were lamenting the state of their budget, and an audience packed with teachers, parents and students came to watch children participate in a educational demonstration. In the middle of all that hub-bub sat this young reader, transfixed by the story on pages before him. He refused to be distracted, and in the space of 20 minutes looked up only twice. Briefly.

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ March 9 meeting):

• These Olympians Jumping Into The Printed Word
• Teachers’ Union Preparing Response To Budget Threat
• School Board Approves Conferences Attendance
• Ringing Relocation Decision Possible In Two Weeks
• School Calendar Changes, Thanks To Snow Days
• Pottsgrove School Board Meeting Tonight

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Teacher Linda Rendina, standing, awaits an answer last week as Reading Olympians assembled on the floor in Lower Pottsgrove Elementary School ponder her question.

POTTSTOWN PA – A group of students from across the Pottsgrove School District are preparing for a spring Olympiad that tests the strength of their minds, not their muscles.

Several students in Pottsgrove’s three elementary, and its middle and high schools, will again challenge others on their book knowledge during May, in this year’s edition of the Reading Olympics. The competition is sponsored by the Norristown PA-based Montgomery County Intermediate Unit (MCIU) – a consortium of the county’s school districts – and the county’s libraries.

Rather than view the event as a competition, teachers Linda Rendina and Elaine Armstrong told the district Board of School Directors last week (March 9, 2010) during its meeting at Lower Pottsgrove Elementary School on Buchert Road, students are encouraged to see it as a celebration of all things read-able.

“The idea,” Rendina explained, “is to get them not only to read more, but to understand more of what they read.”

An MCIU committee annually creates and distributes several lists of books to be read by Olympic hopefuls during the course of the school year. Some are popular and “fun” reads, and some are an acquired taste, the teachers admit. All are deemed worthwhile and of educational merit. Each participant must read a minimum of five listed books.

Once they’ve plowed through their choices, the students form teams which are quizzed on their knowledge of the books’ characters, locations, plots, and meanings. Rendina and Armstrong brought two such teams with them to last Tuesday’s school board meeting, and provided a five-minute demonstration of how they operate.

Think of it as a literary “Family Feud:” a moderator-posed question is followed by 20 seconds of whispering and head-shaking, and ends with a group-selected spokesperson who offers the consensus answer. Cheers and points go to the group that gets it right, and a “we’ll do better next time” attitude emerges from the one that missed.

The night’s two teams, by the way, ended in a tie.

Pottsgrove’s Reading Olympians this year benefited from a $1,000 grant provided by the Pottsgrove Educational Foundation. The gift helped teachers buy books for their participants, and pay the associated Olympic entry fees, costs that otherwise would have been borne by families who may not have been able to afford them. “It’s truly a community effort now,” Armstrong said.

Related (to the Pottsgrove Board of School Directors’ March 9 meeting):

• Teachers’ Union Preparing Response To Budget Threat
• School Board Approves Conferences Attendance
• Ringing Relocation Decision Possible In Two Weeks
• School Calendar Changes, Thanks To Snow Days
• Pottsgrove School Board Meeting Tonight

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ChemSweep pays for programs to help deal with messes like this.

HARRISBURG PA – Montgomery County will be among 21 Pennsylvania counties to participate this summer in ChemSweep, a program that helps pay for the safe and easy disposal of unwanted pesticides, and which is funded by the registration fees of pesticide manufacturers and applicators, according to state Agriculture Department Secretary Russell Redding.

The program is rotated among different counties annually. It began in 1983, and to date has helped Pennsylvanians dispose of more than 1.8 million pounds of pesticides, Redding said last week (March 11, 2010).

Prime beneficiaries are pesticide applicators themselves, who are eligible to participate in ChemSweep by submitting an application form before June 15. ChemSweep covers disposal costs for up to 2,000 pounds of chemicals per accepted applicant. An independent contractor hired by the Agriculture Department will collect and package all waste pesticides for incineration at facilities approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

However, ChemSweep also pays for hazardous or toxic waste disposal programs for Pennsylvania homeowners.  Several are scheduled within participating counties on future dates. For more information, call 800-346-4242.

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NORRISTOWN PA – Montgomery County (PA) emergency dispatchers directed police units, firefighters and emergency medical responders within the past 24 hours to a variety of incidents. A selective list of their activity appears below.

The entries are taken from publicly available feeds supplied by the county Department of Public Safety. Feed content has been edited by The Post for relevance to readers in Lower Pottsgrove and Limerick PA townships, the borough of Pottstown, and surrounding municipalities. It consequently is incomplete and is not intended to be comprehensive.

In most cases, the entries can be read as:

1. Type of service (EMS = emergency medical services, Traffic = police, Fire = firefighters);
2. Type of incident (vehicle accident, etc.)
3. Location of incident (usually by closest intersection or landmark, and the name of the municipality)
4. Date and time of the incident (YYYY-MM-DD) @ (“at”) (HH:MM:SS) in military time format.

Tuesday, March 16

EMS: Diabetic Emergency
Summer Ln & E Summer Ln; Chester County; 2010-03-17 @ 04:19:29;

EMS: Seizures
3rd St & Johnson St; Pottstown; 2010-03-16 @ 22:28:46;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident
Ridge Pike & Sunset Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 22:19:12;

EMS: Rescue Other Than Veh/water
Prison Rd; Skippack; 2010-03-16 @ 21:36:02;

Fire: Rescue Other Than Veh/water
Prison Rd; Skippack; 2010-03-16 @ 21:36:23;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident Unknown Injuries
S Township Line Rd & Buckwalter Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 21:22:52;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident Injuries
Rt100 Nb & N State St; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 20:51:42;

EMS: Vehicle Accident
Rt100 Nb; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 20:51:37;

Fire: Vehicle Accident
Rt100 Nb; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 20:51:28;

EMS: Altered Mental Status
Macoby St & E 5th St; Pennsburg; 2010-03-16 @ 20:49:31;

EMS: Respiratory Emergency
Swamp Pike & Neiffer Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 20:00:05;

EMS: Lacerations
Philadelphia Ave & Montgomery Ave; Douglass; 2010-03-16 @ 19:51:18;

EMS: Vehicle Accident
E Moyer Rd; Upper Pottsgrove; Station 329; 2010-03-16 @ 19:22:48;

Fire: Vehicle Accident
E Moyer Rd; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 19:21:16;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident Injuries
E Moyer Rd & Gilbertsville Rd; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 19:10:57;

EMS: Seizures
Wilson Ave & Park Ln; Douglass; 2010-03-16 @ 18:17:46;

Fire: Woods/field Fire
Walters Ln & Walnel Dr; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 18:02:29;

Traffic: Hazardous Road Conditions
E 9th Ave & College Ave; Collegeville; 2010-03-16 @ 17:55:31;

EMS: Fall Victim
Jennifer Ln & Charles Dr; New Hanover; 2010-03-16 @ 14:27:14;

EMS: Fall Victim
Meadowview Ln & Egypt Rd; Upper Providence; 2010-03-16 @ 14:22:48;

Traffic: Road Obstruction
Rt422 Byp & Rt100 Underpass; Chester County; 2010-03-16 @ 13:49:18;

Traffic: Hazardous Road Conditions
Bleim Rd & Yerger Rd; Lower Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 13:48:21;

Traffic: Vehicle Fire
Rt422 & Ramp Rt422 Wb To Evergreen Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 13:35:23;

EMS: Overdose
Feist Ave & Diamond St; Pottstown; 2010-03-16 @ 13:14:45;

EMS: Medical Alert Alarm
Irene Ct & Laura Ln; Upper Pottsgrove; 2010-03-16 @ 13:05:02;

EMS: Cva/stroke
Charlotte St & Nightingale St; Pottstown; 2010-03-16 @ 12:51:01;

EMS: Cardiac Emergency
Gilbert Pl & Heritage Park Blvd; Trappe; 2010-03-16 @ 11:32:57;

Fire: Fire Alarm
Hemlock Way & Buttonwood Dr; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 11:00:18;

Traffic: Vehicle Accident
High St & N Bailey St; Pottstown; 2010-03-16 @ 09:00:45;

Fire: Fire Alarm
Graterford Rd & Eileen Ln; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 08:11:40;

EMS: Medical Alert Alarm
5th St & Bitting Aly; Red Hill; 2010-03-16 @ 07:07:56;

EMS: Unresponsive Subject
Limerick Center Rd & Airport Rd; Limerick; 2010-03-16 @ 05:58:40;

Traffic: Road Obstruction
Layfield Rd & Little Rd; New Hanover; 2010-03-16 @ 05:46:28.

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