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May 23 Lanternfly Forum Features Ag Secretary

Joe Zlomek May 5, 2019 0

State representatives with Perkiomen Valley constituents will feature Pennsylvania's agriculture secretary on a May 23 experts' panel in Collegeville to discuss the spotted lanternfly infestation.

Parents, Schools Offered Healthy Kids Grants

Joe Zlomek March 19, 2019 0

Both parent-led organizations at, and schools in, the Perkiomen Valley, Spring-Ford, Pottstown, and Pottsgrove school districts and elsewhere are eligible to apply quickly for health program grant money.

Area Schools Delay Friday Opening 2 Hours

Joe Zlomek March 1, 2019 0

Expect later-than-usual school openings today (March 1) in the Perkiomen Valley, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Spring-Ford Area, and Boyertown Area districts.

PV High Art Students Compete In Juried Exhibit

Joe Zlomek February 22, 2019 0

The works of 13 talented student artists at Perkiomen Valley High have been selected to compete in an annual juried art show that runs March 3-28 at the art gallery on the Arcadia University campus.

Area Schools Delay Thursday Opening 2 Hours

Joe Zlomek February 21, 2019 0

Later-than-usual school openings today (Feb. 21) in the Perkiomen Valley, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Spring-Ford Area, and Boyertown Area districts can be blamed on anticipation of difficult bus travel.

Cold, Iciness Prompts 5 School District Delays

Joe Zlomek January 30, 2019 0

Schools in the Perkiomen Valley, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Spring-Ford Area, and Boyertown Area districts all said they would delay Wednesday's opening by two hours due to weather conditions.

Area Students Ready Again For Penn State Thon

Joe Zlomek January 21, 2019 0

Area high school graduates attending Penn State University in State College are among the thousands of people expected to be involved in the 2019 edition of its THON cancer fund-raiser during February.

Perk Valley Musician Chosen For Band Festival

Joe Zlomek January 16, 2019 0

About 130 gifted musicians, including a Perkiomen Valley tuba player, perform Jan. 25 in a music educators' band festival hosted by the Pottsgrove School District.

On The Post Calendar

Webinar: 'Protect & Grow the Value of Your Business During a Pandemic'. Certified business exit planner Ashley Micciche on July 2 at 11 a.m. will help business owners understand the value of their business, and how to protect and grow their business value. It's free but registration is required. Sponsored by SCORE TriCounty of Pottstown.

Historian Presents Virtual Talks for Royersford Library. Royersford-relevant talks on local history are the specialty of historian Ryan Conroy. He'll make virtual presentations July 13 and Aug. 10 on behalf of the borough library. Get signed up.

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Reported Elsewhere

Pottstown Community Arts Hosts Protest Art Show Pottstown Community Arts helped create four temporary art displays throughout Pottstown, featuring Peace and Equality-themed protest signs carried during the peaceful June 8 protest down High Street. (Digital Notebook)

Montco commissioner accused of violating the First Amendment by blocking opposing users on social media A federal lawsuit accuses Montgomery County commissioner Joe Gale of violating the First Amendment by blocking people from his social media accounts and deleing their comments. (KYW Newsradio)

First police-reform bills after protests go to governor Gov. Tom Wolf will sign the first bills passed by Pennsylvania’s Legislature in response to widespread protests over police brutality and the killing of George Floyd, his office said Tuesday. (Associated Press)

Evictions could begin before Pa. rental assistance program can provide relief The program will begin accepting applications July 6, but with the eviction moratorium set to expire a few days later, some fear the cash won’t flow fast enough. (PA Post)

Pa. launches new online tool to help people track spread of COVID-19 Pennsylvanians can now use an online tool to get a sense of how prevalent COVID-19 cases are in their community, with an early warning monitoring dashboard launched Tuesday by state health officials. (WFMZ-TV)

COVID-19 can spread without people showing symptoms. How do we prepare for that? 'If there is COVID really anywhere in the community, then assume that anybody could be positive, with or without symptoms. This has pretty dramatic implications across the whole health care system.' (PA Post)