>Berks Cares COVID-19 Vaccine Center Opening Today
(Muhlenberg Township, PA) -- The Berks Cares COVID-19 Vaccine Center is going to be opening today, and appointments will be available Monday through Friday from nine-in-the-morning until two-in-the-afternoon. The clinic is located in the North Reading Plaza shopping center in Muhlenberg Township. Officials say the center will be able to administer about 400 doses of the vaccine per day. You can schedule an appointment by visiting www.doyourpartberks.com.
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>>Harrisburg Truck Driver Accused Of Exposing Himself To Minors
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