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Reminder - “Big Boy” - world’s largest operational steam locomotive - stops at Reading and Pottstown Tomorrow (July 2)

Reminder - “Big Boy” - world’s largest operational steam locomotive on way - quick stops at Reading and Pottstown Stations tomorrow afternoon,, and then static display at Navy Yard for two days. She’s a Baldwin, so this is a bit of a Philadelphia homecoming since that’s where she was built.

More info:

https://www.up.com/about-us/history/steam/schedule

u/time4nap — 5 days ago

Deka batterys

Bit of an odd question here…. I’m looking for information about Deka’s shipping and receiving. Specifically rail cars. It seems obvious that they receive acid in tank cars but I was mostly curious if they ship or receive via box car and what that may be. Thanks for any insight anyone can provide!

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u/burninthe95 — 5 days ago
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Pennsylvania World Cup Reading Fan Zone ⚽⚽

Soccer fans can get in on the global excitement at the Reading Fan Zone. On July 3, 4, 18, and 19. Reading Arena will transform into a high-energy hangout where fans of all ages can cheer, chant, and catch every big moment of action on the giant screen together.

Directly outside the arena, a block party on Penn Street will keep guests’ spirits high with live entertainment, interactive games, kid-friendly activities, vendors, and a variety of food and beverage options, creating a fun, welcoming experience for everyone. Located in the heart of downtown Reading, the event offers friends and families the perfect opportunity to spend the day together and be part of the global excitement close to home.

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u/Thezayonblog — 6 days ago

Pick up sports?

Hello, it’s finally summer and I’m just trying to find parks where people play volleyball and soccer but every park it’s just empty apparently churches host a lot of volleyball games but I cant find any, do yall know where I could look?

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u/Storm_Oshi — 9 days ago

Looking for recommendations

Looking for recommendations on restaurants that don’t charge a room fee or an upfront fee and allow for separate checks to hold a monthly book club meeting for 15-20 people.

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u/runreadk — 13 days ago