Remember last year’s big floods across the Pottstown area? If your property was affected, how could you forget! You might be able to claim a deduction for property damages on your 2011 federal income tax, but be forewarned: it won’t be easy.
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You Suffered Last Year. Will Uncle Sam Pay You Back?
Posted on 19 February 2012.
Posted in Business, Government, Lower Pottsgrove, North Coventry, Personal Finance, Pottstown, Real Estate, Safety, Weather1 Comment
Coventry Mall Sears Store On Owner’s Chopping Block
Posted on 30 December 2011.
The Sears store at Coventry Mall in Pottstown is an under-performing retail location that will be closed in coming months to save money, its corporate parent said Thursday.
Posted in Business, Employment, North Coventry, Pottstown, Real Estate3 Comments
From Inspiration At Pottstown Plant, CJ’s Marks 40th Year
Posted on 29 December 2011.
A thriving regional tire and automotive business that operates in North Coventry and Birdsboro got its start four decades ago as its founder labored in Pottstown’s former Firestone tire manufacturing plant.
Posted in Business, Employment, Lower Pottsgrove, North Coventry, PottstownComments Off
Duo Opens New Art Gallery Just South Of Pottstown
Posted on 02 December 2011.
A pair of artists who want to encourage and support the talents of their local colleagues have opened a new art gallery in Knauertown, near St. Peter’s village south of Pottstown.
Posted in Arts, Business, Chester County, North Coventry, People, Pottstown2 Comments
‘Re-Creation’ Presents Christmas Program At Cedarville
Posted on 28 November 2011.
The show, “Hallelujah Christmas,” will be held Dec. 11 at Cedarville United Methodist Church.
Posted in Arts, Entertainment, Holidays, Non-Profit, North Coventry, Pottstown, Recreation, Religion, Social2 Comments
Dick’s Sporting Goods Opens 480th Store In NC
Posted on 11 November 2011.
The sports equipment and clothing retailer that operates at Coventry Mall in Pottstown is expanding again.
Posted in Business, Health, North Coventry, Pottstown, SportsComments Off
Wednesday Anniversary: Keim Bridge Closed 1 Year
Posted on 19 October 2011.
The South Keim Street bridge still needs millions of dollars in repairs if it is to be re-opened, 12 months after being declared unsound. The good news, a local engineer has reported, is that all affected municipalities agree the bridge is “important.”
Posted in Business, Chester County, Government, Infrastructure, Kenilworth, Lower Pottsgrove, Montgomery County, North Coventry, Pottstown, Transportation1 Comment
North Coventry Firefighters, Others, Put On A Night Show
Posted on 14 October 2011.
The best way to observe National Fire Prevention Month is with the firefighters, of course, as visitors in North Coventry learned Thursday.
Posted in Fire, Government, Non-Profit, North Coventry, RecreationComments Off
Owen J. Roberts Plans November Veterans’ Salute
Posted on 14 October 2011.
The high school’s tribute includes a spirited program and a luncheon.
Posted in Education, Food, Government, Holiday, Military, North Coventry, Owen J. Roberts Schools, Pottstown, Social1 Comment
Some Waldenbooks’ Shopper Data Now Up For Sale
Posted on 14 October 2011.
If you once shopped at Waldenbooks in Pottstown’s Coventry Mall, or any of the Borders book store chain’s other locations, some of your personal information could soon be sold to a rival, Barnes & Noble.
Posted in Business, Government, Law, North Coventry, Personal Finance, PottstownComments Off
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