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Earlier today, Mayor Scoda announced that trick or treating would be held as scheduled tomorrow night from 6-8pm. Read more here .

This Thursday night from 7-9pm, join several local businesses at PJ Ryan's for 'Pints and Pearls for the Cure'. The event is being hosted by Premier Designs, Pampered Chef Rodan & Fields, Little House Candles, 31 Gifts and more and features free appetizers and $4 wine and cocktails. Proceeds will go to the Susan G Komen Foundation.

Do you enjoy expressing yourself and creating in the moment? Experience Authentic Improv for self-empowerment and personal transformation. Authentic Improv uses personal stories and vivid imaginations to serve as a basis for drama and creativity. Improvisation helps you to learn to think on your feet and release inhibitions. The group meets on Monday evenings from 7:30-9pm. Come and join them for fun and self-discovery! Call (910) 232-5019 or (610) 917-8751 or visit www.meetup.com/Authentic-Improv/ for more information.

Skylight Coworking is a collaborative office environment offering low cost, shared desk and office space to members and drop ins. Rates start at just $25 for the occasional drop in coworker, with a mid-price point of $175 per month for part time members and $275 per month for full time members, and a premier price point of $325 per month for 24/7 key holders. Skylight Coworking provides comfortable shared desk space, Wi-Fi Internet access, an open office environment, a semi-private conference room, kitchenette, rest room facilities, and above all else a friendly, collaborative, professional atmosphere amongst members. It is also available for events, jellies, and meet-ups. The term “Coworking” was first coined in the United States 7 years ago and has become increasingly popular in both the U.S. and abroad. Coworking provides the opportunity for freelancers, virtual employees, small business owners, and other work-from-home types to build a collaborative community of professiona...

The Schuylkill River Heritage Area will celebrate the grand opening of the brand new River of Revolutions Interpretive Center, which tells the history of the Schuylkill River region through the American, Industrial and Environmental Revolutions. WHEN: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday, October 22, 2012 WHERE: Schuylkill River Heritage Area offices, 140 College Drive, Pottstown, PA. SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Congressman Jim Gerlach, U.S. House of Representatives, PA-6th District John Giordano, Deputy Secretary , PA Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources Karen Stout, President, Montgomery County Community College Kurt Zwikl , Executive Director, Schuylkill River Heritage Area WHAT: The River of Revolutions Interpretive Center is a new visitor center for the Schuylkill River Region, located in the Schuylkill River Heritage Area headquarters. It features interactive exhibits, family friendly displays and educational videos that highlight the region’s significant heritage. Maps and brochu...

Over the next two weekends, the Renaissance Academy will be hosting their annual haunted house. This year's Industrial Accident Dead Zone 2012 will be held at Franklin Commons this Friday and Saturday (the 19th and 20th) and again next Friday and Saturday (the 26th and 27th). More from their website : This chilling event, which has been an area favorite since 2006, includes trained live actors, special effects, and well designed sets. There will be a variety of food and beverages available for purchase, as well as glow sticks and temporary tattoos. *Sorry no chicken refunds … So be prepared for a screaming good time!' FREE Crafts & Activities for the Little Ghosts and Ghouls Saturday, October 20th and Saturday, October 27th at 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm This area is all treats (and no tricks) including a Halloween-themed children's movie, face-painting, crafts, games, and more. (Small Donations Appreciated) Flash Mob Performance of “Thriller” prior to the event star...

The Borough's annual Halloween Parade will be held this Tuesday beginning at 7pm. The parade will start on the 300 block of Bridge Street and make its way east, finishing in front of Iron Hill. Click here for the route map.