📅 Monster List of Upcoming Local Events

🏊🏻‍♀️ Boone Freshmen Make Waves at BCIAA Championships

🎳 Boone Bowling Sweeps Division 2 as Boys and Girls Claim Titles

🚨 Amity Township Emergency Management Focuses on Preparedness and Public Safety

☕️ Tea Lovers Invited to Two-Day True Honey Teas Festival at Philly Expo Center in Oaks PA

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Freshmen swimmers Emily Gaskins and Avery Peterson turned in impressive performances at the BCIAA Swimming Championships, delivering strong results across two days of competition.

On the first day of the meet, both athletes competed in the 100 butterfly. Gaskins finished just off the podium with a fourth-place result, while Peterson earned an eighth-place finish in a highly competitive field.

Day two showcased their endurance in the 500 freestyle. Gaskins followed up with another top-five performance, placing fifth, while Peterson continued her solid meet with a seventh-place finish.

Across both days, the young swimmers demonstrated composure, determination, and promise, making their championship appearances a notable success and highlighting a bright future for the program.

The Boone boys bowling team delivered a dominant performance last week, sweeping Wyomissing 3–0 to secure the Berks Division 2 championship. The decisive win capped off a strong season and confirmed the team’s place at the top of the division standings.

The success didn’t stop there. Boone’s girls bowling team also claimed first place in Berks Division 2, finishing league play with an impressive 19–11 record and posting a 24–12 overall mark for the season. Their consistency and depth throughout the year proved key in earning the division title.

With both programs capturing Division 2 championships, Boone bowling enjoyed a standout season, showcasing talent, teamwork, and competitive excellence across the board.

The Amity Township Emergency Management team works to protect our community by providing planning, coordination, and response support before, during, and after emergencies. Through this page, we will share important emergency information, preparedness tips, and timely updates as needed. Working alongside our first responders and public safety partners, our goal is to keep Amity Township residents informed, prepared, and safe.

If you have an emergency dial 9-1-1! The township emergency management coordinator can be reached at 610-953-0018 (M-F between 7AM and 3PM) or via email at [email protected]

We encourage our residents to sign up for Berks Alerts for the most timely and relevant emergency notifications. Please go to this link to subscribe

Tea lovers are invited to the Philly Expo Center in Oaks PA on February 14–15 for the True Honey Teas Festival, a two-day celebration dedicated to flavor, creativity, and community. The event offers unlimited sampling of more than 20 True Honey Teas blends, along with the debut of a never-before-released mystery flavor.

Designed for longtime fans and newcomers alike, the festival delivers a full immersive experience. Attendees can take part in educational tea seminars led by the True Honey Teas team, explore a variety of local small business vendors, and enjoy thoughtfully designed, photo-ready backdrops throughout the venue.

The festival atmosphere will be enhanced with live music, interactive activities, and a craft tea café experience, creating a lively and engaging setting for all ages. VIP tickets are available, offering guests the chance to fully immerse themselves in the world of True Honey Teas during this one-of-a-kind event.

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