The need to improve water pressure in the new Spring-Ford School District office building, among other problems, is costing the district $50,000, according to Whatsthe422.com.

The new offices are part of an improvement project required, according to information on http://www.spring-ford.net/, to meet the increasing enrollment in the future.

According to Whatsthe422, the cost for the administration building was capped at $3.5M, but inaccurate water pressure in the building requires at least a $7,975 water pump to make two toilets able to flush at the same time.

The other unexpected issues are a $32,731.61 fire pump that requires $9,249.45 in electrical work.

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Tonight, from 6-9 p.m., the Pottstown Senior Center invites area singles age 50 and older to come out for fun and games.

Card games, The Wii, Texas Hold 'Em, shuffle board, chess and more will be set up for group play.

Refreshments will be served including pizza.

The free event is sponsored by the YESS Club (Young Energenic Senior Singles). Call PASC at 610-323-5009 for reservations.

The club is located at the Y at 724 N. Adams St. in Pottstown.

Upcoming events include the July Happy Hour at the Brick House and an August Singles Picnic.