Reading, PA

14 Jan 2013 — Stereogum Pissed Jeans - "Cathouse"
Grimy Pennsylvania pummelers Pissed Jeans will release Honeys, their first album in three years, next month, and weve already posted their riotous first single "Bathroom Laughter." This morning,...

14 Jan 2013 — My Progress News America's Largest Off-Road Racing Series Comes to Clarion County in September
Foxburg, Pa. (January 10, 2013) - Racer Productions, producer of the Grand National Cross Country Series, Americas largest off-road motorcycle and ATV racing series, is pleased to announce its...

14 Jan 2013 — My Progress News Winterfest In Foxburg Features Sanctioned Sled Dog Race
Let it snow, Let it snow, Let it snow, is the cheer one hears in the Allegheny Valley. Foxburg is preparing for its second annual Winter Fest a two day event, Saturday February 2nd and Sunday Fe...

14 Jan 2013 — Wichita Eagle Regulators inspect Pa. nuke plant after shutdowns
Federal regulators are examining a nuclear plant in northeastern Pennsylvania following three unexpected shutdowns. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission sent an inspection team to the Susquehanna ...

14 Jan 2013 — Reading Eagle Vehicles collide; drivers taken to hospital
Two men were taken to Reading Hospital with unspecified injuries suffered Sunday in a two-vehicle crash on Route 662 in Amity Township, police said.Mark Tiller, 20, Douglassville, was traveling ...

13 Jan 2013 — Lancaster Online In Butler, Pa., school guards armed, ready
BUTLER - Four hundred miles from Sandy Hook Elementary, a Pennsylvania superintendent named Mike Strutt left a morning meeting on Dec. 14 and decided to place his schools on "threat alert." He w...

12 Jan 2013 — Fox 43 Bald tires blamed for crash involving school bus in Adams County
Wet roads and bald tires are being blamed for a pickup truck crashing into a school bus carrying 33 students in Adams County on Friday. Christopher A. Bosley, 43, of Hanover, was seriously injur...

11 Jan 2013 — Reading Eagle Accreditation report endorsed by board
Reading Area Community College Board has endorsed the school's 2013 Middle States self-study report conducted by a steering committee and its co-chairmen.RACC is accredited by Middle States Asso...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly Editors Pick: Archer Live! @ Theater of the Living Arts
Over 23 feature films, James Bond has proven himself to be a rake so suave at enticing the ladies, handling a firearm and lobbing a perfectly-timed comeback that hes just a couple of skills shy ...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly "99 Days" is an Unexpected Glance at What Mostly Goes Unseen
Think of all the random, impersonal photos youve taken on your cell phone during the past three months of subjects that just happen to catch your eye around the city-a massive pothole, a women i...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly "Zero Dark Thirty" Telescopes the Manhunt for Osama bin Laden Into a Gripping Procedural
I guess its better late than never that everybody in the press finally decided to have the outraged conversation about torture that should have happened 10 years ago-you know, back when we were ...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly Singer-Musician Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi Promises a Dance Party at the Painted Bride
When he first began recording songs as a young man in the 70s, Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi still lived in what was then known as Rhodesia. But shortly after the nation of Zimbabwe emerged as a presen...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly The Singing in the Academy of Music's "Les Mis" Puts the Film Version's to Shame
One of theaters greatest, grandest musicals of all time, Les Miserables can currently be seen in Philadelphia on both stage and screen. Even better: Both the film and live versions are excellent...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly Six More Worthwhile Releases That Never Played in Philly
A Burning Hot Summer: Roughly 700 films open in New York City annually. Philadelphia gets about a fourth of those. So, we miss some gems, although some-including four of these-briefly played fes...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly The Unintentionally Hilarious "Gangster Squad" Miscasts Half of Hollywood's Cool Crowd
Slightly less convincing than Scott Baio and Jodie Fosters child hooligans in the 1976 Bugsy Malone, Zombieland director Ruben Fleischers unintentionally hilarious Gangster Squad is so slick and...

09 Jan 2013 — Philadelphia Weekly "Texas Chainsaw 3D" Turns Leatherface Into the Righteous Victim
The original Texas Chain Saw Massacre [sic] is a flash-in-the-pan effort: a grimy nerve-frayer that spends less time grinding up nubile flesh than it does shoving a camera into the bulging eye o...

08 Jan 2013 — Reading Eagle Reading High Latin club members jump into green scene in 2013
Every year we make a list and promise to stick by new goals. This new year, you can make one commitment that will be fulfilled for sure because the whole community will be behind you.Students in...

08 Jan 2013 — The News Eagle Read all about it! The News Eagleprint edition
HAWLEY- Don't miss the next print copy of The News Eagle. Every Wednesday and Saturday, we publish our traditional, time-honored product, our print edition. It has lots of information you won't ...

08 Jan 2013 — Fox 43 California Police: Toddler Dies After Chili Powder Punishment
APPLE VALLEY, Calif. (KTLA) - A woman has been arrested in the death of a toddler who police say was made to ingest chili powder - perhaps as a punishment. Amanda Sorensen, 21, of Apple Valley...