Apr. 22—Route 183 southbound is closed at Palisades Drive in Bern Township due to a motor vehicle accident, according to Berks County emergency officals announced Monday morning. Southbound traffic is being diverted onto Palisades Drive.
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Nissan dealer meetings preview a new Murano, a new Armada, and Rogue Rock Creek Edition trim due this year that will continue Nissan's rebound.
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The Toyota Corolla starts around $23,000 in 2023. It's a good car. But wait until you see what's the same price on the used vehicle market.
This is the second Boeing whistleblower to die in the last two months.
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The 2025 Toyota 4Runner appears to be adding a Trailhunter trim level to its lineup for the redesign.
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