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Issue #159

21 Nov

In this Pottstown Local Scoop Issue…

 📆 Huge List Of Events This Coming Week in the Pottstown Area!

🌤️ Pottstown PA Weather

🎅🏽 Holiday Magic as 'Elf' Musical Comes to Steel River Playhouse

 🛍️ Shop Local Pottstown Event at Sunnybrook Ballroom

 👮🏼‍♂️ New Hanover Man Sentenced to Probation for Child Pornography Possession

👮🏼‍♂️ King of Prussia Man Arrested for Attempted Murder of Estranged Wife

 👮🏼‍♂️ Pottstown Man Sentenced for Indecent Assault of Underage Girl

 🏈 Eagles Overcome Halftime Deficit to Defeat Chiefs 21-17

 ⚾️ Phillies Set to Surpass Luxury Tax Limits in 2024 Season

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Holiday Magic as 'Elf' Musical
Comes to Steel River Playhouse

The Steel River Playhouse in Pottstown, PA, is set to present a holiday delight with the staging of "Elf," a musical based on the beloved New Line Cinema film. This family-friendly production will run from December 1st through the 17th, with evening and matinee performances available. "Elf" tells the heartwarming story of Buddy, a human raised by elves at the North Pole, who journeys to New York City in search of his birth father and true identity. Along the way, he aims to spread Christmas cheer and remind everyone of the holiday's true meaning.

Directed and choreographed by Jessica Bostock and musically directed by Kat Lansang, the show promises humor, warmth, and a message about the significance of family and belief in the magical aspects of life. Special to this run is a relaxed performance on December 10th, designed to be accommodating to individuals with various sensitivities, including those with ADD, ADHD, Dementia, Autism, and sensory processing disorders. The production lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an intermission. Tickets, priced at $29 for adults, $24 for seniors, and $17 for students, are selling fast with several shows already sold out. Bookings can be made online or via the Box Office.

Shop Local This Saturday: Diverse Vendors Gather at Historic SunnyBrook Ballroom for Small Business Event

Shop Small Business Saturday at the Historic SunnyBrook Ballroom offers a unique shopping experience with a variety of local small businesses. The first 200 shoppers can receive a tote bag from SoulJoel’s or Tri County Area Federal Credit Union, and there are more door prizes to be announced. The event is free for everyone, running from 11 am to 5 pm.

This event is a great opportunity to support local businesses and find unique holiday gifts.

New Hanover Man
Sentenced to Probation for
Child Pornography Possession

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Samuel David Comeriato, a 23-year-old from New Hanover, received a four-year probation sentence for possessing child pornography. The conviction stems from an investigation initiated by a tip, leading to the discovery of incriminating videos on Comeriato’s devices. In addition to probation, he is restricted from contacting minors and must report his address for 15 years.

King of Prussia Man Arrested for Attempted Murder of Estranged Wife

Geoffrey Kay-Conway Sr. was arrested for attempted murder and related charges after assaulting his estranged wife in a Walmart parking lot. Despite a Protection From Abuse Order, he attacked her, indicating premeditation with items found on him. The case highlights the perils of domestic violence, with local organizations providing support to victims.

Pottstown Man Sentenced for
Indecent Assault of Underage Girl

David Albert Collins, a 27-year-old from Pottstown, has been sentenced to time served, equating to 161 days to 23 months in jail, after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of indecent assault of a person under 16. The October 2022 incident involved Collins having indecent contact with a young girl in Royersford. As part of his sentence, Collins is required to undergo a psychosexual evaluation and follow any treatment recommendations. He will also be subject to sex offender supervision.

Furthermore, Collins must report his address for 25 years under Pennsylvania’s Sexual Offender Registration and Notification Act. The court has also ordered him to avoid any contact with the victim and her family. This sentence was finalized after the victim's mother reported the incident to the police, leading to an investigation by Royersford Police. Additional charges against Collins were dismissed as part of the plea agreement.

SPORTS

Eagles Overcome Halftime Deficit
to Defeat Chiefs 21-17

EAGLES

Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 21-17 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in a riveting ‘Super Bowl’ rematch. The Eagles, standing strong at 9-1, rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit, shutting out Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the second half. This win marked their first victory against former coach Andy Reid since his move to Kansas City.

Hurts' remarkable performance, featuring two rushing touchdowns, was pivotal in the Eagles' comeback. While he threw for 150 yards with an interception, his crucial plays in the second half overshadowed these stats. The Eagles also benefited from the efforts of D'Andre Swift and DeVonta Smith, who contributed significantly to the offense.

The Chiefs, now 7-3, struggled with turnovers and penalties. Despite Mahomes' 177 yards passing and two touchdowns, red-zone turnovers, including a fumble by tight end Travis Kelce, hampered their efforts. Isiah Pacheco added 89 yards rushing for the Chiefs.

This game was a reversal of fortunes compared to the Super Bowl, where the Eagles had relinquished a 10-point lead. The Chiefs led 17-7 at halftime but couldn't maintain their momentum due to their second-half struggles. The Eagles capitalized on these opportunities, culminating in Hurts' game-winning touchdown run.

Injuries were also a factor, with Eagles' TE Grant Calcaterra and DT Fletcher Cox, and Chiefs' WR Mecole Hardman sustaining injuries during the game.

Looking forward, the Eagles face Buffalo, while the Chiefs will play against Las Vegas in their upcoming matches.

Phillies Set to Surpass Luxury
Tax Limits in 2024 Season

Phillies

The Philadelphia Phillies have significantly increased their financial commitment to building a winning team, crossing the competitive balance tax threshold for the first time in 2022 and exceeding the second tier in 2023. Looking ahead to the 2024 season, the team is poised to surpass both the first ($237 million) and likely the second ($257 million) luxury tax limits. This escalation in spending reflects the team's "win now" approach, heavily relying on free agency to bolster its roster.

The Phillies' total luxury tax payroll for 2024 is estimated at approximately $228.23 million, leaving them with some space under the first threshold but nearing the second. As repeat offenders, they face escalating surcharges on overages. The financial implications extend beyond immediate tax bills to potential draft pick penalties in the 2025 Draft for significant overages.

In essence, the Phillies' approach signals a strong commitment to securing top talent, despite the increasing financial implications under MLB's luxury tax system.

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