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Ciresi Proposes Firefighters’ Cancer Screening
The bill, if approved, would cover the cost of annually screening career and volunteer firefighters for cancer if it is not covered by their health insurance.
New Grants Support Local After-School Programs
State grants presented Wednesday will benefit students in the Pottstown, Pottsgrove and Owen J. Roberts school districts, area representatives say.
Althouse Arboretum Opens New Conservatory April 25
With fund-raising complete and construction finished, the non-profit Green Allies will officially open its new conservatory April 25 at Althouse Arboretum.
Pair to Start Next Cemetery Preservation Project
A huge project to preserve 250 gravestones in Harleysville will be undertaken in May by two area residents. They expect to work through late autumn.
Local News | What’s Happening

Ciresi Proposes Firefighters’ Cancer Screening
The bill would cover the cost of annually screening career and volunteer firefighters for cancer, if it is not covered by their health insurance.

Join Lower Frederick in Community Day Planning
This year’s annual Lower Frederick Community Day is months away, but planning has already started. Township residents and businesses can join in!
Local Calendar | What’s Ahead

Counties Plan Hazardous Household Waste Events
Montgomery, Chester, and Berks counties have scheduled events during April and later, at which residents can recycle hazardous household waste by appointment.

Book Club Explores ‘God of the Woods’ in April
A literary thriller that won an award and best-book honors is the April 18 book club choice in Lower Frederick. Come join its discussion.

Guild Hosts April Artist Stories on Color, Pigments
How color and pigments are created by and for artists, and their use in the creative process, is the subject of an April 20 talk to the Pottstown Area Artists Guild.

Althouse Arboretum Opens New Conservatory April 25
With initial fund-raising complete and construction finished, the non-profit Green Allies will officially open its new conservatory at Althouse Arboretum on Gilbertsville Road.

Pottstown ‘Rock The Block’ Celebrates Earth Day
Join dozens of other volunteers and local non-profit groups clean-up sites in Pottstown on April 25 (Saturday), to mark the 56th anniversary of Earth Day.

MCCC Student Art Exhibition Continues to April 30
The talent and creativity of fine arts students at Montgomery County Community College will be on display through April 30 as a Montco Cultural Center exhibit.

Start Your Garden at May 2 Plant Sale in Barto
Looking for just the right plants for spring garden projects? Check out Washington Township’s plants sales on May 2 and 9, both from 9 a.m. to noon, in Barto PA.

May ‘Children’s Day’ on Boone Homestead Calendar
A day devoted to children’s entertainment and historic adventure is planned for May 3 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Daniel Boone Homestead in Birdsboro.

MontCo Unclaimed Property Day (x2) Set for May 11
Think the state has some of your money, or maybe a jewel or two? Find out during Unclaimed Property Day (May 11) in Pottstown and Trappe.
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Pair to Start on Next Cemetery Preservation Project
A huge project to preserve 250 gravestones in Harleysville will be undertaken in May by two area residents. They expect to work through late autumn.
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