The following days, times and curfews are set for trick or treating this Halloween:

Phoenixville:
Saturday, Oct. 31 from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
Call 610.933.8801 with questions

Spring City:
No designated day, but curfew is at 10 p.m. for those under 18 years of age
Call 610.948.3456 with questions

Royersford:
No designated day or time
Call 610.948.3737 with questions

The Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville will be holding its Annual Halloween Party and Movie and teh Colonial Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 31.

Doors open at 1 p.m. There will be a costume parade at 1:30 p.m. and the movie, Charlie Brown's Great Pumpkin, starts at 2 p.m.

Children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate in this event.

A candidates forum will be held on Oct. 26 at the Franklin Commons conference room on Oct. 26 starting at 7 p.m.

Questions for the candidates should be e-mailed prior to the event to ashley@appliedvideo.com.

No questions will be taken the night of the forum.

PHOENIXVILLE AREA POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE (PAL) PRESENTS:

A NIGHT OF AMATEUR BOXING

10 FIGHTS!!

FEATURING ALL-STAR BOXERS FROM PHOENIXVILLE PAL BOXING TEAM

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BOXERS FROM PHILLY, JERSEY, & READING

SATURDAY OCTOBER 24, 2009

FIRST BOUT: 8PM

PHOENIXVILLE CIVIC CENTER

123 MAIN STREET

TICKETS $20 ADULTS

$10 FOR KIDS 12 AND UNDER

STUDENTS OF PHOENIXVILLE AREA SCHOOLS $10

GET THE TICKETS AT THE DOOR or

CALL (610) 917-3735

ROYERSFORD -- A festive weekend is in store for Spring-Ford High School alumni who attend this year's Homecoming celebration, which begins for the public on Friday, Oct. 23 and continues into Saturday, Oct. 24.

Festivities will kick off with the annual Powder Puff football game, in which junior and senior girls compete on the playing field, with junior and senior boys serving as cheerleaders. The game, sponsored by the group SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions), will begin at 5 p.m. in Coach McNelly stadium. Tickets are $3 per person and will be available at the door. The goal is to raise approximately $5,000 for autism treatment and research. After the game, a bonfire will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. A Spring-Ford Alumni Association social will be held at the Royersford VFW, 730 S. 4th Ave., from 7 to 11 p.m.

On Saturday, Oct. 24, the fun begins at noon with a parade in Royersford. The parade will begin at 7th Avenue and Washington Street, where the procession will march down 7th Avenue to Main Street. The parade will turn left on Main and continue to 5th Avenue and then turn left onto Green Street. From Green Street, the parade will end behind Coach McNelly Stadium.

The parade will feature the talents of Spring-Ford High School's championship Golden Ram Marching Band, the chorus and the Spring-Ford Middle School Band, and will include floats by various high school clubs. Athletic team members, School Board members, local dignitaries, local fire companies and the Rowdy Ram will all make appearances. Superintendent Dr. Marsha Hurda will serve as Grand Marshal.

The football game versus Boyertown High School will begin around 2 p.m., but gates will open at 12:30 p.m. and the public is invited to watch performances by Boyertown's marching band, as well as the introduction of the Homecoming Court. At half-time, Spring-Ford's Homecoming Queen will be announced, the Court will be presented, and the Golden Ram Marching Band will perform.

The Phoenixville annual Halloween Parade will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 20 starting at 7 p.m. The Parade route will begin at Borough Hall and wind its way through Church, Main and Bridge Streets, ending at Family Dollar.

For the complete parade route, click here

The Pennsylvania Symphonic Wind Band will hold their Annual Fall Concert at Valley Forge Military Academy & College, in Mellon Hall on October 25, 2009 at 2:30 in the afternoon.
Proceeds generated from ticket sales will help fund the VFMA&C Choir trip to London, England where they will perform with the London International Choral Festival on December 28th.
The program for the concert will consist of Dance Macabre, Blues for a Killed Cat, A Fantasy of Flight as well as many more!
Be sure to come out and enjoy the “Festive Fall Fun!”
Tickets are available online at www.pswb.org and at the door. Admission Prices are $10 for Adults and $8 for Students with ID and for Senior Citizens.

This Week is PABA's Phoenixville Area Restaurant Week! The following area restaurants will feature a prix fixe lunch and/or dinner selection so that you can get to know them all better at a price that's right!

Restaurant weeks runs Oct. 11th to the 15th!

Epicurean Restaurant and Bar
$25

Moly Maguire's
$12 Lunch
$25 Dinner

The Columbia Bar and Grille
$9.99 Lunch
$26 Dinner

Franco Ristorante
$12.95 Lunch
$24.99 Dinner

Kimberton Inn
$29.95 Dinner

Majolica
$30 Dinner

Seven Stars Inn
$28.95 to $34.95 Dinner Selections

PJ Ryan's Pub
$10 Lunch
$30 Dinner

Bistro on Bridge
$22.50 Dinner

Marly's
$15 Lunch
$30 Dinner

Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant
$15 Lunch
$30 Dinner

Pickering Creek Inn
$22 Dinner

Today, Monday, Oct. 12 at 4 p.m., the Phoenixville Relay for Life Kick Off party will take place at Petrucci's on Nutt Rd. in Phoenixville.

Lew Seeders will provided music throughout the night!

This is the perfect time to register your team for Relay for Life, or, register as a survivor or caregiver.

You can also register your canine friends for Phoenixville's Bark for Life, which takes place on Saturday, Oct. 24 in Reeve's Park.

50 percent of all Petrucci's sales on Monday will go to Relay for Life!

Phoenixville's Relay for Life walk will take place on Friday, May 7 and Saturday, May 8 from 6 p.m. until 1 p.m. at Washington Field at the Phoenixville Area High School.

For more information, call April Klotzbach at 610.917.2270.

The Phoenixville Mural, created by KARE will be dedicated TODAY, Oct. 11 at 2 p.m. The mural is located at Petrucci's on Nutt Rd in Phoenixville.

One Heart. has taken another trip to West Virginia - this time to Bradshaw. Bradshaw is one of the poorest areas in the U.S. The families and children are living day-to-day to make ends meet and meet the needs of the family.

The HAVE IT YOUR WAY ® Foundation today announced it has awarded over $1,000,000 in scholarships to a total of 944 students nationwide as part of the ninth annual BURGER KING ® Scholars Program. Among the winners are 83 students from Pennsylvania, including Jena Herner form Phoenixville High School.

“It’s especially gratifying that the BURGER KING ® Scholars Program can continue to offer financial support in this challenging economic environment and enable high-achieving, dedicated students to continue their education and pursuit of successful careers,” said HAVE IT YOUR WAY ® Foundation’s Executive Director Ivette Diaz.

Created in memory of BURGER KING ® co-founder, James W. McLamore, the BURGER KING ® Scholars Program has awarded a total of 12,720 scholarships representing more than $12.7 million since the program’s inception in 2000. S cholarship awards are intended to help students offset the cost of attending college or a post-secondary vocational/technical school. Students throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada are eligible for the scholarships.

Sixty-one (61) of the PA high school seniors were awarded $1,000 scholarships. These BURGER KING ® Scholars are selected based on their grade point average, work experience, financial need, extracurricular activities and community service.

Additionally, 16 BURGER KING ® student employees from NC were awarded $1,000 scholarships and six were awarded $5,000 scholarships. These recipients are selected based on their academic achievements, financial need and community involvement. In addition, they must have worked for the company for at least one year.

Scholarship funds come directly from the HAVE IT YOUR WAY ® Foundation, company-owned and franchise BURGER KING ® restaurants throughout the country that host a variety of fundraising activities in order to generate monies for scholarships each year. For more information on the program including instructions for obtaining scholarship applications for 2010, visit www.haveityourwayfoundation.org .

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, with eight locations in the mid-Atlantic region, won a gold and silver medal for its beers at the prestigious Great American Beer Festival (GABF) held his past weekend in Denver, CO. Iron Hill has entered the GABF and medaled every year for the past 13, bringing their total medals to 30.

“Competing in the GABF is a huge honor, and we are thrilled to bring home two more medals this year,” says Director of Brewing Operations Mark Edelson. “We are very proud of the brewers who work tirelessly, day in and day out, to ensure that Iron Hill produces and sells some of the finest beers around, and it is a special treat to be able to honor them this way for their achievements year after year.”

Iron Hill beers earning medals at this year’s GABF are Schwarzbier, a gold-medal winner for “German-Style Schwarzbier,” created by Phoenixville Head Brewer Tim Stumpf and Raspberry Torte, a silver-medal winner for “American-Style Sour Ale,” from Media Head Brewer Bob Barrar, Iron Hill’s most award-winning brewer who has medaled every year since 2002, bringing his total to 10 GABF medals.

The GABF is an annual event celebrating the best in American brewing culture. This year’s 3,308 entries made it the largest beer competition in the world; 132 international judges from 10 countries weighed in on the best of the best beers being produced in the United States. For more information, including a complete list of winners, please visit www.greatamericanbeerfestival.com.

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant has eight locations throughout Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey and five to seven more planned across the mid-Atlantic for the next five years. Founded by Kevin Finn, Mark Edelson and Kevin Davies, Iron Hill has developed from its first restaurant in Newark, DE in 1996 to a company that employs more than 750 area residents and is widely recognized for their excellence in brewing, consistently delicious food and strong track record of community involvement.

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant’s eight locations include: Newark, DE (147 East Main Street, 302-266-9000); Wilmington, DE (710 South Madison Street, 302-472-2739); Media, PA (30 East State Street, 610-627-9000); West Chester, PA (3 West Gay Street, 610-738-9600); North Wales, PA (1460 Bethlehem Pike, 267-708-2000); Phoenixville, PA (130 East Bridge Street, 610-983-9333); Lancaster, PA (781 Harrisburg Pike, 717-291-9800); and Maple Shade, NJ (124 East Kings Highway, 856-273-0300).

Dr. Preetha Kesari of Frazer Sental Care and her team are putting their money where you children’s mouths are! It is a well known fact that too much candy can lead to uncomfortable dental problems. Since Halloween is on its way, the gang at Frazer Dental wasnts to stop decay in its tracks. Have your child (ages 6 to 13) bring in a pound of their Halloween candy and we will give them a crisp, new $5 bill!

The office will also be making a $100 donation to our local Home of the Sparrow, a charitable organization dedicated to improving the lives of homeless women and children; providing housing and supportive services to homeless and low income women who want to improve their lives and become self-sufficient.

Frazer Dental has named this event “Cash for Candy” and it begins the morning after Halloween and runs through Nov. 13. No appointment necessary and you don’t even have to be a patient!

The Frazer Dental office is located in the Frazer Shopping Cetner at 480 Lancaster Ave in Frazer.