In this Pottstown Local Scoop Issue…

 📆 Pottstown Area Events

 🎠 Carousel at Pottstown Moves Forward After Case Resolution

 🍷 Boyertown Library Hosts Night of Food and Drinks

 🎸 Swing Dance Night with Riche & The High Street Rockers, May 3rd

 🔥 Fire Company Hosts Hydration Collection Event

 Pottstown Area Events

 APRIL 28th

• Pottstown Girls Varsity LAX vs Sacred Heart Academy (H) - 6:30pm

• All Ages Line Dancing inside SunnyBrook - 6:30pm

• Comedy Open Mic at SoulJoel’s - 6:30pm

 APRIL 29th

• Pottstown Boys & Girls Track vs Upper Perkiomen (H) - 3:15pm

• Pottstown Boys Varsity Baseball vs PJP II (A) - 4:00pm

• Pottstown Girls Varsity Softball vs Phoenixville (H) - 4:00pm

• Pottstown Girls Varsity LAX vs Pottsgrove (A) - 6:30pm

• A Night with Spirit - 6:30pm

 APRIL 30th

• Pottstown Boys Varsity Tennis PAC Doubles Championships - 9:00am

• Pottstown Girls Varsity Softball vs Norristown - 5:00pm

• Salsa & Bachata Night w/ Lessons inside SunnyBrook - 6:30pm

• Comedian Sherrod Small returns to at SoulJoel’s - 7:30pm

 May 1st

• Pottstown Boys Varsity Baseball vs Norristown - 4:00pm

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Carousel at Pottstown Moves Forward

After Case Resolution

The Carousel at Pottstown has acknowledged the resolution of a criminal case involving a former board member, marking a significant moment for the organization as it continues to move forward.

According to the organization, Adam Sager entered a guilty plea to a felony charge related to mishandling funds, resulting in a substantial financial loss. Leaders noted that the impact extended beyond finances, affecting operations, delaying progress and challenging the trust placed in the organization.

Despite the setback, the Carousel emphasized the strong response from the community, with volunteers, donors and supporters stepping up to help stabilize and sustain the organization during a difficult period. Their continued support played a key role in ensuring the Carousel remained open and operational.

Moving ahead, the organization says it is implementing stronger safeguards and reinforcing its commitment to transparency and accountability, while remaining focused on its mission to serve the community and preserve its legacy for future generations.

Boyertown Library Hosts Night

of Food and Drinks

The Boyertown Community Library is preparing to host its 3rd Annual “Libations in the Library” event, offering an evening of food, drinks and entertainment in support of the library.

Scheduled for Saturday, May 9 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., the 21+ event will feature a variety of tastings including beer, wine, rum, whiskey, hard cider and mocktails, along with light appetizers and refreshments. Attendees will receive a commemorative library glass and can enjoy live music during the evening.

The event will also include a silent auction and wine pull, giving guests additional ways to contribute to the library’s programs and services.

Organizers say the event is designed as a fun night out while raising support for the library’s ongoing efforts in the community.

Swing Dance Night with Richie &

The High Street Rockers, May 3rd

The SunnyBrook Ballroom is gearing up for a lively night of music and dancing as Richie and the High Street Rockers return for what organizers expect to be their largest swing dance event yet.

Set for May 3, the event will take place at SoulJoel’s at SunnyBrook, with more than 500 attendees expected to fill the historic venue. Known for its energetic atmosphere, the night will feature live music and plenty of space for dancing.

Advance tickets are available for $15, with organizers encouraging early purchase as the event is expected to sell out.

Fire Company Hosts Hydration Collection Event

Gilbertsville Fire & Rescue Company has been selected as a host site for a First Responder Hydration Collection, aimed at supporting emergency personnel during the upcoming summer months.

The collection trailer will be available from May 3 through May 10, 2026, allowing residents and local businesses to donate bottled water, Gatorade and other sports drinks. Donations can be dropped off daily between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., with contributors asked to place items inside the designated trailer.

All collected supplies will be used to help first responders stay hydrated during emergency situations, especially as temperatures rise.

Organizers also recognized the efforts of volunteers leading the initiative, highlighting the importance of community support in keeping emergency crews prepared.

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