There are so many things to do in Berks County!
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Many companies do not think they can take advantage of this credit because they don’t believe they do R&D. The definition in the Tax Code is actually pretty broad and as long as a firm is improving or developing a Product, Process or Software that is technical in nature, they likely are eligible. This Webinar […]
YouTube is a video sharing service where users can watch, like, share, comment and upload their own videos. There are over 2 billion users on this platform. Your business can use YouTube to address customer questions, promote brand messages, portray life at the office and much more. The reach, engagement opportunity, and conversions are there; […]
Learn to build your first website using WordPress’s easy-to-use interface. From setting up your first account, to building out robust site pages and blog posts, you’ll leave the course with a beautifully designed starter website to build your product or service’s web presence. This is a three part series and it is highly encouraged that […]
A great lineup for you, with some familiar vendors returning and some new ones joining! Carsonia Park, 905 Byram St., Pennside, 19606
Join us for our in-person Anime Club, run by Miss Jordan! During our meeting, we will catch up with members, talk about the shows we've been watching, discuss what the club could watch together at future meetings and more! Every other meeting we will do a fun activity, and will always watch Anime on Crunchyroll. […]
Tuesday, June 7, 2022, 6:30 p.m. Exeter Community Library, 4569 Prestwick Dr, Reading, PA 19606 In partnership with Longwood Gardens' 2022 Community Read The Songs of Trees by David George Haskell, please join us for an evening presentation by the Master Gardeners of Berks County - Penn State Extension on the benefit of planting native […]
