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CBS News
2 days ago
- General
- CBS News
Crews searching for man whose canoe tipped over on Schuylkill River in Pottstown, Pennsylvania
A man is missing after his canoe tipped over while on the Schuylkill River in Pottstown, Pennsylvania Sunday night. Officials said rescue crews were called to the 900 block of Industrial Highway near the Keim Street Bridge just before 9 p.m. on June 1 after getting reports of people in distress. According to Chester County dispatch, a canoe with two people inside tipped over and one person was able to make it to shore. Sources tell CBS News Philadelphia that another another man, who is in his 20s went under the water and didn't resurface. Crews from both Chester and Montgomery counties, along with Pennsylvania State Police, searched until about 2:30 a.m. Monday before calling off efforts for the night. They are expected to resume searching around 9 a.m. This is a developing story. CBS News Philadelphia will provide more details as new information becomes available. , and contributed to this report.
Globe and Mail
27-05-2025
- General
- Globe and Mail
Dr. Kyle Kopicki Named One of Pottstown's Leading Chiropractors by Local Patients
"'My family and I have been seeing Dr. Kyle for years and have loved our experience with him!' — Juliana B. 'Dr. Kyle and the rest of the team are fantastic! My family and I will continue to come here regularly as we always leave feeling amazing!' — Emma R." Dr. Kyle Kopicki has been named one of Pottstown, PA and Limerick, PA top chiropractors, a recognition driven by glowing patient reviews and life-changing results. Known for his integrity, custom care plans, and consistent outcomes, Dr. Kopicki treats everything from back pain to sports injuries. With over 100 five-star reviews, his clinic thrives on reputation, not hype. New patients are welcome to experience the difference at Keep It Kinetic Chiropractic. Learn more at Pottstown, PA - May 27, 2025 - In a powerful testament to trust, consistency, and life-changing results, Dr. Kyle Kopicki has been named one of Pottstown & Limerick, PA top chiropractors — a recognition earned not through self-promotion, but from the most meaningful source of all: his own patients. This community-driven recognition highlights what patients have long known — that Dr. Kopicki stands out not just for his clinical skill, but for the care, integrity, and outcomes he delivers every single day. With over a hundred 5-star reviews, ongoing referrals, and a reputation that continues to grow organically, Dr. Kopicki is becoming synonymous with effective, honest, patient-first chiropractic care in the region. From back and neck pain to sports injuries, migraines, sciatica, and wellness maintenance, Dr. Kopicki's ability to get results where others fall short is a major reason why patients travel from all across Montgomery County to seek his care. 'My family and I have been seeing Dr. Kyle for years and have loved our experience with him!' — Juliana B. 'Dr. Kyle and the rest of the team are fantastic! My family and I will continue to come here regularly as we always leave feeling amazing!' — Emma R. At a time when trust in healthcare providers is more important than ever, testimonials like these paint a clear picture: Dr. Kopicki doesn't just treat symptoms — he earns trust. Whether it's a new mom recovering from pregnancy, a postal worker dealing with repetitive strain, or a high school athlete aiming to get back on the field, the clinic's success stories span generations and lifestyles. His practice is grounded in evidence-based protocols, full spine assessments, and customized treatment plans that evolve as the patient progresses. No one-size-fits-all solutions. No unnecessary long-term treatment plans. Just straightforward care, focused on getting people out of pain and back to living. 'I have been going to Dr. Kyle for years now. Not only is he helping prolong my career by keeping my body aligned and out of pain. He is one of the most personable docs you'll come across. His staff is always kind and smiles on their faces. Always a great experience!' — Vickie E. 'I've been seeing Dr. Kopicki for a few years now and he is awesome. He has vast knowledge about many modalities. Staff are very personable and caring. Highly recommend!' — Lisa T. A Clinic Built on Results, Not Hype What sets Dr. Kopicki apart isn't a flashy ad or a marketing campaign. It's reputation. It's real people telling real stories about how they got their lives back. His clinic's online reviews reflect a pattern: patients consistently mention how seen, heard, and respected they feel — and how quickly they start noticing improvements. This recognition as one of Pottstown's leading chiropractors is more than a label — it's a reflection of the clinic's deep roots in the community and the lives that have been changed along the way. Dr. Kopicki continues to welcome new patients who are ready to experience chiropractic care done right. If you've been told to 'just live with it,' it's time to get a second opinion. MEDIA CONTACT Keep It Kinetic Chiropractic 3254 W Ridge Pike Suite 202 Pottstown, PA 19464 Call (484) 455-4664 Visit to book your consultation today. Media Contact Company Name: Keep It Kinetic Chiropractic Contact Person: Dr. Kyle Kopicki Email: Send Email Phone: (484) 455-4664 Address: 3254 W Ridge Pike Suite 202 City: Limerick State: PA Country: United States Website:
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Train derailment closes Pottstown street for hours
A derailment of four cars on a freight train Friday night in Pottstown closed the railroad tracks along the Schuylkill River, as well as a section of Industrial Highway, well into Saturday afternoon. Pottstown Fire Department was dispatched about 8 p.m. Friday to the area of South Hanover Street and College Drive/Industrial Highway. As Norfolk Southern Railroad crews worked to rerail the affected railcars, one car containing butyl acrylate disconnected from recovery equipment and traveled down an embankment, Norfolk Southern said in a statement. 'There are no reports of injuries or leaks, and our teams are working closely with local first responders and the Department of Environmental Protection to remove the car,' the statement said early Saturday afternoon. 'We ask that the public please keep away from the area while this work continues.' Pottstown Fire Chief Frank Hand said fire department personnel monitored the scene throughout the night and Saturday morning. Norfolk Southern Railroad brought in a crane and other heavy equipment. Industrial Highway remained closed between South Hanover and South Washington streets throughout the recovery operation. As of early afternoon, Norfolk Southern crews were in the process of pumping the contents of the tanker that capsized into another tanker so it can be removed. Hand said the material wasn't believed to be of a volatile nature and stressed there is no danger to the surrounding community. Butyl acrylate, a liquid organic compound, is widely used as a building block in the production of various polymers used in the manufacture of paints, coatings, adhesives, textiles, and plastics.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Train derailment closes Pottstown street for hours
A derailment of four cars on a freight train Friday night in Pottstown closed the railroad tracks along the Schuylkill River, as well as a section of Industrial Highway, well into Saturday afternoon. Pottstown Fire Department was dispatched about 8 p.m. Friday to the area of South Hanover Street and College Drive/Industrial Highway. As Norfolk Southern Railroad crews worked to rerail the affected railcars, one car containing butyl acrylate disconnected from recovery equipment and traveled down an embankment, Norfolk Southern said in a statement. 'There are no reports of injuries or leaks, and our teams are working closely with local first responders and the Department of Environmental Protection to remove the car,' the statement said early Saturday afternoon. 'We ask that the public please keep away from the area while this work continues.' Pottstown Fire Chief Frank Hand said fire department personnel monitored the scene throughout the night and Saturday morning. Norfolk Southern Railroad brought in a crane and other heavy equipment. Industrial Highway remained closed between South Hanover and South Washington streets throughout the recovery operation. As of early afternoon, Norfolk Southern crews were in the process of pumping the contents of the tanker that capsized into another tanker so it can be removed. Hand said the material wasn't believed to be of a volatile nature and stressed there is no danger to the surrounding community. Butyl acrylate, a liquid organic compound, is widely used as a building block in the production of various polymers used in the manufacture of paints, coatings, adhesives, textiles, and plastics.
