Posted on 15 March 2012. Tags: Ceili Rain, Soroptomists International, Sunnybrook Ballroom
The uplifting Irish and Celtic rock band led by a well-known pop songwriter arrives Saturday in Sanatoga to perform in a St. Patrick’s Day “extravaganza” hosted by the Pottstown chapter of Soroptomists International. Tickets are available at the door and from local merchants.
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Posted in Arts, Entertainment, Holiday, Sanatoga, Social, Video, Video Feature
Posted on 13 February 2012. Tags: Cavalcade of Bands, indoor percussion ensemble, Pottsgrove High School, Pottsgrove High School Marching Band
(With Video). The high school musicians distinguished themselves among a field of eight competitors Saturday during a Cavalcade of Bands show in Ambler PA.
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Posted in Arts, Education, Pottsgrove Schools, Video, Video Feature
Posted on 06 February 2012. Tags: Ringing Hill Fire Company, Sanatoga Fire Company
Sanatoga and Ringing Hill firefighters in Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township showed up in force Sunday morning to give A Hero’s Welcome to a military policeman returning from Afghanistan to Pottstown.
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Posted in Lower Pottsgrove, Military, News, Pottstown, Sanatoga, Video, Video Feature
Posted on 24 January 2012. Tags: " CMT, "Sweet Home Alabama, Country Music Television, Dustin Tavella, Pottsgrove High School, Pottsgrove Middle School
Pottsgrove High School grad and singer-songwriter Dustin Tavella is in the news and on your screen (the television, that is), as he competes among 21 other men for the heart of Paige Duke on the CMT Network hit show, “Sweet Home Alabama.” He’s featured in this Friday’s episode.
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Posted in Arts, Business, Education, Entertainment, Pottsgrove Schools, Pottstown, Social, Video, Video Feature
Posted on 06 January 2012. Tags: Brandywine Global Investment Management, economic forecast breakfast, Main Line Financial Advisors, TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce
Given time, manufacturing jobs may come back to the U.S., local business leaders learned Thursday. It’s because the gap between China and the U.S. in wages paid to workers is narrowing, and the cost of shipping export goods to America is rising. That makes it cheaper to produce goods here.
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Posted in Business, Employment, Personal Finance, Pottstown, Video, Video Feature