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This high-end monthly publication is compelling and attractive in design, as well as thought-provoking and entertaining in concept. Berks County Living was created to be the signature publication for Berks County, and to provide advertisers the opportunity to reach the hottest demographic groups in the area through a truly upscale, full-color format.We are a niche magazine that reaches Berks’ high-end consumers and big-business spenders. Berks County Living readers have the income to support luxury items, finer homes and interiors, regular dining out and active lifestyles. Engaging editorial paired with high-quality production and a generous use of color makes this lifestyle magazine your link to the most affluent, distinct members of Berks County. It is our pleasure to open the door to Berks County.

Together we can make Berks County Living the tool you’ve been looking for to increase your business’s profitability.

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62% Rated reading as a favorite activity

38% Rated shopping as a favorite activity

49% Dine out at least 6 times per month

55% Spend time gardening

41% Enjoy fitness & exercise & rated golf and/or tennis as a favorite activity

67% Have at least occasional involvement in political organizations, volunteer programs, and/or cultural activities

96% Spend at least a few minutes a day browsing the Internet

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Berks County Living reaches the county’s intelligent, upscale and savvy citizens with engaging editorial content, compelling photography, and an unparalleled look and feel. Our readership includes longtime Berks business leaders, the decision makers of the day, and the up-and-coming entrepreneurs of tomorrow. As the only true upscale lifestyle magazine in its market, Berks County Living is poised to drive its quality readership directly to your doorstep.

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subsCRIpTIon ReLATIonsHIpsBerks County Living has a relationship with the followingorganizations offering half-price subscriptions to their members:

• Berks Arts Council• Greater Reading Young Professionals

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In eveRy Issue: Around Town, In the Limelight, B Scene, This Month, Five Things, Dining Out & Dining Guide

JAnuARy bridalFeatures:•3BerksWeddingsin2016•YourWeddingDress:Take2•ReceptionGuide

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FebRuARy TravelFeatures:•PA2Ways:BigCitySpender, Quiet Countryside Splendor•OnaMission:BerksResidentsTraveling to Help Others

The Look: Travel Friendly Looks & TipsLiving in Style: Postcards from the Past

Special Advertising Profile Section: Women in Business

mARCH Health & FitnessFeatures:•MeetBerksCounty’sAccomplishedAthletes•AccessibleBerks

The Look: Pants PerfectLiving in Style: Namaste. Inside the Kula Kamala Foundation

Special Advertising Profile Section:Pets & Vets; Home & Garden

ApRIL giving backFeatures:•CommunityGivers•How-to-GiveLocalGuide

The Look: Fun Floral FashionsLiving in Style: Inside A College President’sHome Turned Gallery

Special Advertising Profile Section:People’s Choice

mAy FamilyFeatures:•BerksFirstFamilies•OnaLocalFarminBarto•OurAnnualSummerCampGuide

The Look: Mother-Daughter StylesLiving in Style: A Berks Historic Home

Special Advertising Profile Section:Family Day Out; Realtor Profiles

June men’s IssueFeatures:•TheArtofInk:TattooStyle•MusicMakers

The Look: Berks Signature Guy StylesLiving in Style: Kick Ass Garages

Special Advertising Profile Section: Men in Business

JuLy summerFeatures:•MeetOurAnnualPetPhotoContestWinners•GrillThis!–BBQTips

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Special Advertising Profile Section:Select Dentists; FACES of Berks

AugusT educationFeatures:•BehindtheCollegeCurtain:Important People to Know•52ClassestoTakeinBerks

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Special Advertising Profile Section:Preschool & Childcare

sepTembeR business & moneyFeatures:•InnovativeIdeasBorninBerks•BerksBucketListfromA-Z•FinancialSavingsPlansforAllAges

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Special Advertising Profile Section:Select Lawyers

oCTobeR senior LivingFeatures:•TheSeniorsinYourNeighborhood•TheInter-CommunitySeniorGames•RetirementDreams

The Look: ThinkPink:SupportBreastCancerAwarenessLiving in Style: A Berks Monument Tour

Special Advertising Profile Section:Oktoberfest & Fall Festivals

novembeR gift guideFeatures:•OurAnnualHolidayGiftGuide•ClutterFreeGiving

The Look: Meet This Year’s Goodwill Runway Show WinnersLiving in Style: Cozy up in a Berks Log Home Special Advertising Profile Section:Non-Profit Organizations; Little Black Book of Restaurants

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It’s here! June is when we reveal our annual Men’s Issue. It’s a fun one, that’s for sure. From tailgating tips and recipes to guy style with our Top 10 Closet Must-Haves, bow ties, a look at Bills Khakis and more, we’re sure men and the women who love them will enjoy this month’s publication. Get yours today!

DID YOU WIN?The following individuals won items featured in our May Issue’s “5 Cell-phone Cases We Love”: Emily McConnell of Sinking Spring, the Belkin Grip Case; Karen Moran of Bernville, the Vera Bradley wristlet and Sarah Foster of West Lawn, the Have Some Fun Today case. Our TrendyKid luggage winners are: Cindy Berg of Reading, the ladybug case, and Liz Toigo of Wyomissing, the Danger Zone case. Stay tuned to your email for more information and congratulations!

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Admission to Barry “The Hatchet” Vagnoni’s Eagles Locker Room in Exeter Township is by invitation only, but we’ve got a look inside for

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Beef up your ClosetGuys, if you’re looking to give your closet inventory a boost, you have to read The Look where we give you the lowdown on 10 Wardrobe Must-Haves. You know the saying, a little goes a long way, right?

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GARDEN PARTY.June 2-3, 10am-9pm, 6th Avenue Clock Tower of Reading Hospital, Reading. Experience a milestone as The Friends of Reading Hospi-tal celebrate 125 years of supporting Reading Hospital and community projects. Enjoy food, games, activities, live entertainment and more! Rain date June 4. For more info visit readinghealth.org/garden-party.

WORLD WAR II WEEKEND. June 5-7, 8:30am-10pm, Mid Atlantic Air Museum, Reading. Come see the original WWII living history event and air show featuring special guests, live entertainment, vehicles and aircrafts from the time period. Buy tickets at any Boscov’s or Redner’s Warehouse Market. For more info visit maam.org.

TASTE OF KUTZTOWN. June 6, Noon-5pm, Kutztown Community Park, Kutztown. Located in a new venue and with beer this year as well, visi-tors can stroll in the park and enjoy sampling food, beer and wine. There’ll also be products from craftspeople and music playing throughout the day. Tickets required for the wine and beer tasting and available online or day of registration. Ad-vance: $25, Day-of: $30. Limited VIP tickets: $30. For more info visit tasteofkutztown.org.

ANTIQUES IN THE VALLEY.June 19: 11am-6pm & June 20: 10am-4pm, Oley Valley Middle School, Oley. Sixty of the most respected antique dealers will show-case their ©nest 18th, 19th and early 20th century furniture, folk art, primitives, textiles, china and related decorative arts. A portion of show proceeds will fund scholarship for deserving students at Oley Valley High School. Admis-sion: $10. For more info visit oleyvalleyantiqueshow.org.

GOURMET GARDEN TOUR & BEER GARDEN. June 20, 6-10pm, Centre Park Historic District, Reading. Enjoy private gardens, food, wine, beer samplings and live music. Garden Tour: $25, Beer Garden: $25, Combo ticket: $40. For more info visit centrepark.org.

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HELPKnow a birdwatcher in Berks with a great at-home set up? We want to hear about it and might feature him or her in our October issue! Email us at [email protected] and tell us about them.

July issueThe response was tremendous! See who was picked the Facebook Fan Favorite and our Staª Picks in our 3rd Annual Pet Photo Contest when we reveal them in our July “Summer” Issue. Stay tuned!

Make sure to visit online by the June 21 deadline at berkscountyliving.com and enter to score this stylish piece.

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Laws takes pride in the online marketing solutions his team offers the community. They embrace a culture that focuses on strategies

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Massimo, owner of The Pourhouse American Grille in Fleetwood, acquired the business in October of 2015 when he was approached by the current real estate company with an offer. Massimo saw it as an opportunity he couldn’t turn down.

Caloiero started working in restaurants at a very young age. At just 13 years old, he was making pizza for his uncle at the once-known Salvatore’s. In May of 2007, his parents purchased Blue Marsh Canteen, where

Massimo worked full-time after graduating high school, learning the ins and outs of the restaurant business.

Massimo CaloieroOWNER THE POURHOUSE AMERICAN GRILLE

Henninger Funeral Home, Inc. has been a family owned business for more than 177 years. Robert, better known as Reilly, is the 7th generation to continue the family business. Reilly started working at the funeral home when he was in high school. Although he graduated from Drexel University with a degree in finance, his desire to serve the com-munity led him to obtain his funeral director’s license.

Now that Reilly is the owner and supervisor, he looks to continue

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Henninger offers traditional and cremation services, an onsite crematory and preplanning options. They are centrally located in the Callowhill district with ample off street parking.

Robert NyeOWNER AND SUPERVISOR HENNINGER FUNERAL HOME

229 North Fifth St. Reading

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James “Jimmie” Loomis was practically born into the insurance business. Stepping into one of the top 10 largest TPA (“Third Party Administrator”) firms at a young age has proven a very rewarding challenge for Jimmie. Founded in 1955, The Loomis Company has 60+ years of experience in the insurance brokerage space, both locally and nationally. Jimmie has brought a life-long passion for following the “customer first” mentality that has been instilled in him as well as a forward-thinking approach in the ever-evolving world of insurance. His approach to the business is steeped in values instilled in him by current and prior generations of his family that have run The Loomis Company, while also bringing a fresh perspective to the table. He continues to develop new products and program approaches to move the company forward, making insurance coverage decisions easier for all Loomis customers. Jimmie is devoted to making sure every Loomis customer has the best possible customer-centric experience. From Commercial, Property & Casualty, Cyber, and progressive Employee Benefits programs, to Personal Auto, Home and Life policies, the Loomis approach has always been, and will always be, to provide the customer the coverage they need at the best possible price. By leveraging relationships with large insurance carriers, Loomis is able to achieve that, while still giving every customer personal dedicated insurance expertise when they need it most.

James Loomis Jr.PRESIDENT THE LOOMIS COMPANY

850 N. Park Rd. | Wyomissing610.374.4040 | loomisco.com

Zach is a tenacious entrepreneur, striving to make Greater Reading a better place to live and work. Zach is a proud sponsor, and member of the Penn Street Market, Reading Food Policy Council, Redesign Reading, and volunteers with the Gilmore | Henne Community Fund.

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Nancy has been owner/president of Reading Rentals for 20 years after taking over for husband, the late Ron Marshall. Nancy got

her start in the rental business during her teen years and while at-tending college. After teaching elementary school for eight years, she took on the role of stay-at-home mom until taking over the business in 1995. Learning about contractor’s tools and equipment proved to be a challenge, but she was mentored by many, including her husband, Dan Vokorokos, manager of Reading Rentals. Currently, inventory at Reading Rentals has expanded to include party equipment. Nancy’s son, Dan Marshall, has recently come on board to assist in managing the growing business, which is a source for construction and home-owner equipment rentals, food machines, fun games and more.

1340 Centre Avenue • Reading610.376.3896readingrentals.com

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Chrissy Faller Public Relations Director

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Strategic Forces UnitedAfter more than a decade of working together, these two driven Directors have shared a focus on delivering big ideas and strategic thinking to accomplish the goals of their clients. At Reese, Kate and Chrissy share a common outlook and generate creative solutions for any marketing challenge. Kate Hemmerich, Account DirectorKate helps clients to maximize results for specific projects or ongoing initiatives. Approaching client problems with brand strategy in mind, Kate believes that many businesses can solve their marketing challenges with a solid brand and a research-based approach. As a result, she executes well-implemented, multi-dimensional brand programs that align clients’ marketing plans with their overall business objectives. With 20 years of experience, Kate has worked with large, national brands in NYC and Washington D.C., as well as regional and local brands in Pennsylvania, especially for senior living organizations and financial institutions.

Chrissy Faller, Public Relations DirectorFar beyond the notion of distributing press releases, Chrissy’s expertise is in using PR as an important tool to advance clients’ objectives. She integrates dynamic digital platforms with traditional tactics to reach target audiences and their influencers. Helping companies to develop their brands through strong communications and PR programs is Chrissy’s forte. As a strategic partner with B2C and B2B clients, Chrissy’s experience spans a roster of international, national and regional companies in multiple industries including health care, finance and manufacturing. In the process of managing the unique needs, challenges and triumphs of her clients, Chrissy generates interest, drives demand and builds brands.

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August Preschool & Childcare

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Put a face to your name. FACES is a highly stylized section designed to feature the “FACE” of your organization or business. Give Berks County a face-to-face introduction to your business in the July issue of Berks County Living. Your individual or team portrait will be taken by one of our skilled photographers at your location and will appear in a dynamic special section of the magazine featuring black-and-white editorial-style profiles of the movers and shakers in the county. Categories are exclusive, so be sure to reserve now to ensure YOU ARE THE FACE EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT.

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The Face ofBERKS COUNTY REAL ESTATE LISA TIGER, CENTURY 21 GOLD

As Berks County’s top producing Realtor for several years running, Lisa Tiger is one of the best known faces around town. She is a top producer on both local and national levels. Her extensive marketing and community efforts are just part of her presence. Talk with anyone who knows her, and you understand that there’s much more to Lisa than her visibility.

In real estate, Lisa has a reputation for making her clients’ priorities her own, and is tenaciously dedicated to meeting their goals. Buyers and sellers alike will tell you that she knows values, trends and marketing. She is reachable, connected and straightforward.

Lisa is just as engaged with our community. You’ll see her among the board members and supporters of the Yocum Institute for Arts Education, Reading Public Museum, Berks Arts Council, Habitat for Humanity, Berks County Tennis Association, and a dozen other organizations at the heart of Berks.

Her commitment to her work, our community and her family: hus-band John Herman, and children Bill (who works with her at Century 21 Gold), Jake and Kate are central to who she is and her success.

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Changing the Face of DENTISTRYGROVE DENTAL GROUP

Grove Dental Group has provided healthy smiles in Berks for more than four decades. Started in 1974 by Dr. Dale Grove as Wyomissing Dental Associates, the practice is now owned by his oldest son, Dr. Jeffrey Grove and has expanded to include 7 doctors and a team of nearly 40 dedicated professionals offering the highest quality comprehensive dental care in the community.

The practice offers general and cosmetic dentistry, periodontics and orthodontics, as well as IV-sedation in their new state-of-the-art facility. They are dedicated to exceeding your expectations and strive to provide an exceptionally comfortable experience, especially when it comes to your schedule. They know that your time is precious, and promise to restore your mouth to health and get you back to your busy schedule as quickly as possible.

The office is open six days a week and offers early morning, evening, and Saturday appointments to fit into your busy lifestyle. The mission at Grove Dental is to prevent, discover and restore. They aim to educate, discover disease early, and if necessary, restore your smile back to health so you can go on with your busy life. Grow happier, healthier and more confident in your smile with a practice that is more convenient and patient-oriented than any other. 2228 STATE HILL ROAD, WYOMISSING610.816.6308 // WWW.GROVE.DENTAL

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L to R: Amy Pfennig, Registered Dental Hygienist; Cliff Emerich, Registered Dental Hygienist; Kelli Dietrich, Specialized Treatment Coordinator, Orthodontics; Laura Haines, Patient Advocate; Cassidy Chelius, Patient Satisfaction Team; Mandi Knepp, Specialized Treatment Coordinator, Sedation; Patrick DeForno, DMD

you WILL ALso ReCeIve:One “As Seen in Berks County Living” laminated display copy of your profile (witheaselback). The photo rights to the one photo that appears in the July issue of Berks County Living.

Ten copies of the July issue of Berks County Living.

One day of online exposure via the official Berks County Living Facebookpage(over9,300likes!).

ALL “FACES” pRoFILes InCLude:30-minute professional photo shoot with a Berks County Living

photographer(includingphotorightstotheonepublishedphoto)and up to 200 words of professionally-written copy describing you and your

business based on information you provide to our writing team.

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Full page profile $2,495 up to 150 words

2-page spread profile $3,995 up to 200 words

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