The annual Safe Berks Walk for NO MORE will take place June 20 before Visit West Reading\u2019s Art on the Avenue. Check-in opens at 8:30 a.m. with a short program beginning at. Participation is free, though donations are encouraged to support the lifesaving services Safe Berks provides to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.<\/p>\n
Walk for NO MORE brings together survivors, advocates, families, businesses and community members to raise awareness, honor resilience and remind survivors that they are not alone.<\/p>\n
To register, visit safeberks.org\/wfnm2026<\/a>. If you or someone you know is in need of Safe Berks service, call the free, confidential hotline at 844-789-SAFE or text SAFE BERKS to 20121.<\/p>\n Revolution program<\/p>\n The World Affairs Council of Greater Reading is hosting a dinner program June 10 at the Reading Leiderkranz on the role of Pennsylvania Germans and the American Revolution. Dinner is at 4:30 p.m., with the program to follow at 5:15.<\/p>\n The presenters are Dr. William Donner, Freyberger Professor of Pennsylvania German Studies, Kutztown University; and Patrick Donmoyer, director of KU\u2019s Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center.<\/p>\n Register at wacreading.org<\/a>. The deadline is May 28.<\/p>\n Grief support group<\/p>\n The sudSSpirit grief support group for those who have experienced the sudden unexpected death of a spouse or significant other will meet on Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Exeter Community Library. It is free, and no registration is required. For more information and grief support resources, visit dominicmurgido.com<\/a> or email sudsspirit@gmail.com or call 717-866-2401.<\/p>\n History talk<\/p>\n