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WHAT’S IN STORE FOR

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Our reporters asked people in and around Berks County:

“What are you most looking forward to in the new year?”

More responses on A3

�I want the American government to grow up. Those people in Wash-ington are acting like a bunch of children.�Peter DiNatale� 84� Reading� retired city worker

�Financial stability. To continue to work at my job and that more jobs come to the city. That would be major for us.�Marie Colon� 58� Reading� cafeteria worker

�Peace in the world. We need to stop the sense-less shootings. I can�t understand why people can�t just get along.�Linda Frederick� 62� Ham-burg� clerk

�Be happy. Find my zen in life and hold on to it. Appreciate my friends and family.�Estella Marie Bazan� 20� Reading� pharmacy tech-nician

�I am hoping to save up some money to get my own apartment.�Brandon Baskerville� 23� Reading� sales

�Continuing to work on the stage. A lead role would be nice.�Rebecca Shilling� 23� Read-ing� actor

�I look forward to go-ing back to school in the new year.�Sarah Shilling� 21� Reading� unemployed

�I�m looking forward to good health and happi-ness.�Yvonne Rhoads� 78� Wyo-missing� retired

�Jobs for people in the community. More op-portunities for people in the community.�Merlin Planer� 53� Exeter Township� firefighter

�I would like to see more police action against the drug dealers in Read-ing.�Dennis Godshall� 35� Read-ing� college student

�Hopefully that we won�t go over the fis-cal cliff.�Carol Mantione� 61� Shilling-ton� caregiver

�For the city (of Read-ing) to become finan-cially stable.�William Stoudt Jr.� 50� Muhlenberg Township� fire-fighter

�I hope that everyone is happy and lots of peo-ple get jobs.�Marilyn Figueroa� 58� Read-ing� sales clerk

�I am hoping to pay off my debt and furnish my home.�Damaris Vega� 24� Reading� human resources

�More peace and tran-quility in the world. We certainly need it.�Greta Frasch� 42� Robeso-nia� homemaker

�I�m looking forward to starting kindergarten.�Giada Mish� 5� Sinking Spring� student

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“What are you most looking forward to in the new year?” Continued from A1

�To be clean and so-ber and stop hurting the people who love me.�Gregory Jefferson� 56� Reading� disabled

�For my family and myself to be happy� and my mother to be healthy.�Tina Kocevar� 42� Sinking Spring� county worker

�So many things ... . I�m looking forward to better health for my husband.�Joan Bollinger� 79� Wyo-missing Hills� retired

�I hope to maintain my health and good luck for all of my fam-ily.�Linda Sims� 65� Hazleton� school administrator

�I�m looking forward to good health and a Congress that will hopefully get along.�Carol Butler� 62� Reading� teacher

�New experiences with the family and getting a new house.�Aleina Zeigenfuse� 26� Sinking Spring� bank con-trol team member

�Traveling more to other places and learning about other cultures.�Carlos Hernandez� 19� Reading� student

�Probably just get-ting a new start on ev-erything and focusing more on school.�Jackie Finfrock� 19� Breck-nock Township� student

�I�m looking forward to spending the year with my family before my daughter goes off to college.�Corinne Majowicz� 49� Ruscombmanor Town-ship� gym manager

�Peace. After what happened at that (Newtown� Conn.)school I am sick to my stomach thinking about those families. Peace.�Patty Nies� 56� Pennside� teacher

�I want to see my fam-ily safe� happy and prosperous. That�s a challenge these days when you can�t take anything for granted.�Rod Zerr� 66� Tilden Township� retired teacher

�Not a thing. I live for the moment� and I don�t consider the new year to be different from the next day. Ev-ery day is a new year.�Steve Guti� 35� Reading� businessman

�Summertime. Warm weather. And may-be the grocery prices coming down.�Jackie Sanders� 70� Muhlenberg Township� re-tired quality control spe-cialist

�Prosperity� being able to enjoy time with the family and being able to be prosperous next year.�Juan Rivera� 42� Reading� mortgage underwriter

�I�m really into animal welfare. I wish they would put better laws in place against people who abuse animals.�Paul Carpenter� 37� Lower Alsace Township� college student

�For our city to be saf-er. That�s what my hope is� so we can raise our kids the way we were raised.�Leslie Torres� 32� Reading� unemployed

�Visiting my friend who lives in Seattle.� Rachel Hill� 21� Robeson Township� student

�The regional bowling tournament.�Jarrett Korn� 17� Ruscomb-manor Township� student

�I�m going to be quit-ting smoking.�Carrie Stefanow� 40� Reading� server

�Peace and happi-ness.�Jackie Oplinger� 48� Douglassville� unemployed

�I just hope to be suc-cessful this year.�Johnny Sawyer� 55� Read-ing� security guard

�Safer streets and a better economy.�Felipe Mojica� 43� Read-ing� construction worker

�Lower gas prices and a better economy.�DeVon Miranda� 37� Read-ing� shipping clerk

�There are so many things. If I had to say� it would be spend-ing more time with my family.�Dave Alspach� 48� Mertz-town� parts man

I�m looking forward to a better job market and the economy im-proving.�Sally Pawloski� 53� Cumru Township� product man-agement

�I�m most looking for-ward to being able to say I am a Kutztown University graduate.�Ashlee Marie Allushus-ki� 26� Spring Township� student

�I am looking forward not going off the fiscal cliff� for economic sta-bility.�Phil Ferenschak� 59� Al-lentown� manager at Sov-ereign Bank

�I�m looking forward to spending more time with my family. It�s kind of my New Year�s resolution.�Laudine Stamm� 81� Shil-lington� retired art teacher

�My son is getting married� so I am hop-ing he and his fiancee have a wonderful life together.�Charleene Martens� 56� Harford� teacher

�More jobs and better housing. I am speak-ing for a lot of people who I know are strug-gling.�Dallas Daleus� 40� Read-ing� unemployed

�My husband remain-ing employed. He had been unemployed for three years and he just got a new job.�Ann Hill� 48� Robeson Township� hospice nurse

�I�ve gotten out of the rat race and am re-fining my entrepre-neurship skills� so I�m looking forward to working on my new business.�Cassie Heck� 30� Shilling-ton� owner of innercircle artistry shop

�Safety in our schools. That�s got to be our No. 1 concern now. I have grandchildren in school and I�m con-cerned about their safety.�Beverly Smith� 67� Ham-burg� retired food service worker

�I�d like to see our rep-resentatives in Wash-ington� the House and the Senate get along. I know it�s a long shot� but I�m hoping that they can agree on at least some issues.�Jeff Galczynski� 17� Ham-burg� student

�I�d like to see Wash-ington straighten it-self out. I�d like to see some cooperation be-tween the House and Senate. That hard-line partisan attitude needs to stop.�Clayton John� 55� Ham-burg� project engineer

�Getting my first nov-el published. It�s virtu-ally finished and going through copy editing. The novel satirizes the current place sports holds in our culture.�Doug Arnold� 59� Exeter Township� retired adver-tising agency owner

�I�m looking forward to spending time with my wonderful family. My family is my important thing� and having good times with them and my health.�Barbara Zillhardt� 64� Muhlenberg� sales asso-ciate

�To continue to have a happy and successful marriage. And I also want to be success-ful at my job and to better myself and my community.�Dee Koutsourais� 27� Mohnton� assistant store manager

�I would love to see the revitalization of Penn Street as a place where artists can dis-play their work. I think it would bring people and businesses back to the city.�Gerald Mayo� 63� Read-ing� artist

�Jobs. We need some jobs. That�s why the crime is so high.�David Cruz-Garcia� 34� Reading� unemployed

�Doing gymnastics. It�s my first year do-ing it.�Emmalyn Foxx� 9� Exeter Township� student

�Hopefully graduating (from Reading Area Community College).�Loody Bazile� 25� Sinking Spring� student

�I hope for health and prosperity for entire family.�Marie Pillsbury� 45� Cum-ru Township� pharmacist

�A better economy and for things to settle down in the world.�Ellen Lynn� 53� Bensalem� administrative assistant

�I only would like to have health for me and my family.�Miriam Feliciano� 42� Reading� homemaker

�Peace in Reading. They�re killing a lot of people here.�Rochely Cruz� 20� Read-ing� student

�I just want the gov-ernment to start get-ting things right.�Steve Young� 52� Muhlen-berg Township� accountant

�Keeping my job and working.�Zack Shilling� 24� Read-ing� candy maker

�Financial stability and a job that pays more.�Kathy Hoffman� 49� Mertztown� financial adviser

�I hope to be success-ful and get a job.�Carmen Harris� 21� Read-ing� student

�I am looking for a new start.�William Colon� 23� Read-ing� student

�Good health and happiness.�Karen Loeper� 58� Exeter Township� secretary

�Visiting my grand-children in Florida.�Pat Page� 66� Wyomiss-ing� accounting manager

�Summer vacation� probably.�Ben Loop� 40� Cumru Township� management

�I am just looking for-ward to a new start.�Tina Sweeney� 41� Cumru Township� clerical worker

�My son and his wife are moving into a house right up the street from us. We�re so excited.�Pam Janda� 57� Exeter Township� school sec-retary

�I�ll take a month off� so I�m looking for-ward to to not working as much and spend-ing more time with friends and family.�Joseph Hunt� Jr.� 37� Birds-boro� landscaper

�I am probably most looking forward to my husband having knee replacements so our life can get back to normal.�LeAnn Wolf� 62� Bern Township� jewelry artist

�The opportunity to spend more time with my family. I am getting an increase in vaca-tion time this year.�Dallas Mugno� 37� West Reading� truck leasing company supervisor

�I guess I hope that our government can solve this fiscal prob-lem� that they finally work together to do that.�Andrea Love� 68� Shoe-makersville� retired teacher

�I�m hoping for the government to be more proactive and for us all to start work-ing together.�Marlana Harrison� 32� South Attleboro� Mass.� information technician

�I am looking forward to free health insur-ance� free prescrip-tions and 10 percent returns on my money.�July Pillsbury� 65� Cumru Township� retired

�I am looking forward to spending more time with my mother who will be 85 next year. Life is short!�Kelly Piper� 52� West Lawn� respiratory ther-apist




































































































































































































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�Well� I think with President Obama coming in for a second term� I believe things will start to take a good turn. If he gets the government mov-ing in the direction he wants to go� I think things will be more positive. I�m look-ing forward to bright-er days and a better economy.�Justin Bortz� 50� Cum-ru Township� jewelry de-signer

�I�m looking forward to educating people more about an acces-sible and nonathletic type of yoga that re-laxes the mind and al-lows people to cope with stress. I�ve spent so much time teach-ing� I want to spend more time getting out in the community and sharing knowledge and testimonials.�Linda Rocco� 57� West Reading� yoga and medi-tation teacher

�What I am looking forward to most next year is some coop-eration in our federal government and rec-onciliation between our political parties. It�s probably a pipe dream� but without hope� we don�t have much left to go on.�Joshua Bushy� 33� Leesport� support engi-neer

�That Christ would be mentioned more. They got this thing called �Merry Xmas�� and it bothers me that they take Christ out of Christmas. So I would like people to ac-knowledge more that it is the birth of Christ� and that was the best gift of all.�Luis A. Ortiz Jr.� 49� West Reading� construction

�I am looking forward to getting off these crutches. I have had three knee surger-ies in a row. I�m look-ing forward to getting back on my feet. My injury is from sports performance and my continued running on an injury.�Joel Moceri� 30� Sinking Spring� retail store man-ager

�Continuing to live ev-ery day in the present with all the love and laughter that I have in me. I am looking for-ward to spending time with my loved ones and celebrating life and all of the blessings I have been given.�Debbie Vozella Petersen� 43� Blandon� special edu-cation teacher

�I want people to keep supporting small busi-nesses in our area. And I am looking for-ward to making more money doing that. I hope every little busi-ness here could ex-pand to three more locations.�Ady Abreu� 34� West Reading� baker

�Traveling. We are hoping to go to Spain for two months in the spring. My cousin also is getting married in Ilinois� and then the regular summer beach stuff and being with friends and family.�Alexia Gassert� 30� Spring Township� mother and homemaker

�I�m most looking for-ward to a job. I recent-ly lost my job as a hair stylist. I�d love to have my own salon. Beyond that� I�d like to see world peace. I don�t know why we all can�t get along.�Shawn Kelius� 38� Read-ing� hair stylist

�That we have peace and that our economy gets squared away. Too many people are out of work. Our coun-try is in sad shape� and I hope and pray people will get jobs and live a happy life.�Mary DeLong� 72� Ham-burg� cashier

�My wife� Andrea� and I are trying to sell our house. We want to re-locate to the Harrisburg area to be closer to my job. We�re hoping the economy gets better so we can sell our house.�Seth Wolfinger� 32� Jones-town� Lebanon County� geologist

�As a mother and a nana� I�m looking for-ward to the future of my grandchildren and children� peace in the world� and hope for the future of the coun-try.�Sandra Kolinofsky� 70� Birdsboro� retired

�I�m looking forward to bettering myself this New Year�s� be-coming healthier� happier and more fi-nancially stable. A new year brings new goals to live up to.�Sarah Hafer� 22� Muhlen-berg Township� sales as-sociate

�I�m hoping for a bet-ter economy. I�m look-ing for people to just� in general� be more courteous to each other. I�m just hoping that people would try to be more courteous and considerate.�Gloria Hill� 62� Kenhorst� veterinarian receptionist

�I hope that they get all the finances straightened out with this country and that the middle class can continue as the mid-dle class did in the past.�George Kolinofsky� 71� Birdsboro� retired

�Time. I�m look-ing forward to hav-ing more time to relax. This year has been very busy. I�m looking forward to enjoying the holidays and hav-ing them over.�Ann Castro� 68� Bernville� retail volunteer

�Spending more time with my grandchil-dren. They live up in Hamburg� and it would be nice to have them for more time in the summer.�Robin Ammon� 60� West Reading� hospital unit clerk

�Going back to school and starting at Read-ing Area Communi-ty College� pursuing a degree in early child-hood education.Monica Cruz� 26� Reading� stay-at-home mom and entrepreneur

�I am looking forward to pursuing my dream in the culinary arts field. I am also hoping my grandfather has a healthy new year.�Brittney Leigh Anderson� 18� Muhlenberg Township� student

�In light of what�s hap-pened� I wish for secu-rity� peace and safety for all of our families and bright futures for all of our children.�Victor Colon� 58� Reading� carpenter

�Hopefully� the econ-omy changes� more jobs ... so people can be able to work and not be a burden to the taxpayers.�Herman Rosero� 46� Reading� oil terminal worker/truck driver

�Peace and harmony. Hopefully� the govern-ment gets things right and straightens things out so we can con-tinue to exist as a na-tion.�Bob Gutmann� 72� Wyo-missing� retired

�To start over anew� basically to start fresh� and quite possibly to have new experienc-es with family and friends.�Joshua Carino� 22� Read-ing� video game website reviewer

�I have a 4-year-old� and he is dynamic and he is always on my mind. So I am looking forward to him grow-ing up more.�John Caruso� 38� Read-ing� assistant restaurant manager

�Marrying my won-derful fiancee Janet� finishing my MBA and enjoying our first full year in our new house.�Michael J. McLaughlin� 35� Shillington� dispatcher and student

�Well� I guess what I�m most looking for-ward to is safely ex-panding some of the activities at Middle-town Home.�Leon Stamm� 83� Shilling-ton� president of the Mid-dletown Home

�Hopefully� good health and a prosper-ous new year. Hope-fully� it�s better than last year.�James Endy� 56� Temple� salesman for an HVAC supply company

�I�m looking forward to bettering myself� and hopefully� some-thing good will be coming my way.�Mike Vanino� 35� Reading� runs a cleaning service

�To dance a lot. I have a competition and re-cital coming up. Also having fun and meet-ing new friends.�Becca Giupe� 11� Muhlen-berg Township� student

�I�m finally graduating in May� and my goal is to get out of the state and see different things.�Darell Evans� 25� Reading� student

�I hope the war gets over with. I�m hoping for more money in my Social Security and my health.�John Dry� 73� Reading� re-tired

�Looking forward to my son�s second birth-day� my first wedding anniversary and being granted another year.�Jessica Kaneboca� 23� Sinking Spring� student

�I�m looking for good health and for the Democrats and Re-publicans to finally agree.�Robert Seitzinger� 62� Pennside� Realtor

�More cooperation between the differ-ent parties of govern-ment.�Jessie Wiggins� 28� Read-ing� residential aide care worker and student

�Looking forward to getting through the year with my cheer-leading team.�Gerry Richardson� 52� Bal-timore� medical transcrip-tionist

�To keep good health. Your health is No. 1. Money can�t buy your health.�Gregory Kline� 63� Read-ing� security guard

�I�m looking forward to continued good health for myself� my wife and family.�Rudy Pierce� 72� Bethel� retired

�To be happy with the family� enjoy the holi-days and be cool� stay out of trouble.�Francisco Concepcion� 72� Reading� retired

�I�m hoping to gradu-ate in May and get-ting closer to maybe studying abroad.�Victoria Lugo� 21� Reading� student

�My husband and I are self-employed. I�m looking forward to just growing our business.�Linda Novotny� 43� Shil-lington� self-employed

�I wish for world peace and for the good to come out in all mankind.�Mike Frasch� 43� health care sales� Robesonia

�I hope the economy gets a lot better and people get back to work.�Sam Harman� 60� Toby-town� Md.� tool engineer

�I�m looking forward to being with my fam-ily and having a New Year�s party.�Jhade Brown� 10� Exeter Township� student

�In the new year� I�m looking forward to two trips� to Albuquerque and to Indianapolis.�Gordon Beidler� 85� Bally� retired truck driver

�I�m hoping to find a new job and for the economy to get bet-ter.�Sheila Gebhard� 39� Low-er Alsace Township� un-employed

�Spending time with my family and a new college semester.�Sydney Kehoe� 20� Amity Township� student

�Having a new baby. This is my second one.�Randilynn Hoch-Wienc-zek� 31� Oley Township� dance studio owner

�Peace. I am hoping that the troops come home.�Leroy �Bud� Seeds� 66� Reading� retired psychiat-ric aide

�Starting school (at Reading Area Com-munity College).�Socrates Darius� 21� Sink-ing Spring� certified nurs-ing aide

�The bowling season and possibly a state championship. Also to racing season. My sister races dirt modi-fied� and I�m the main crew guy.�Joe McCardle� 17� Honey-brook� student

�I�m looking forward to a fresh start and cleaning up this city for our children�s fu-ture! There�s so much at stake.�Jessica Echevarria� 28� Temple� convenience store clerk

�Graduation� because I put so much effort into my college ca-reer. And I am looking foward to spending time with friends.�Julia Miller� 22� Bucks County� senior at Albright College

�I�m looking forward to possible career change and for all of my grown kids to start moving out of the house.�David Richardson� 53� Baltimore� sales represen-tative




































































































































































�A change. Out with the old� in with the new.�Stephanie Sweitzer� 28� Spring Township� home-maker

�Relief from the hustle and bustle of the holi-days.�Marcie Rickenbach� 51� Shillington� co-owner of Sweet Things Candies

�Job opportunities for immigrant profession-als.�Sandra Rosero� 43� Muhlenberg Township� unemployed dentist

�Graduation. I am ready to start the next chapter of my life.�Lauren Moseley� 21� Top-ton� senior at Albright College

�I�m hoping for the economy to be straightened out.�Scott Harrison� 32� South Attleboro� Mass.� state la-borer

�I�m looking forward to good business and lots of sales.�Paul Zillhardt� 76� Muhlenberg� eBay sales-man

�We�re hoping to have a kid in the coming year.�Colin Taras� 32� Cumru Township� system admin-istrator

�Dancing with my friends and spending time with my family.�Kelsey Newman� 11� Ex-eter Township� student

�I�m looking for-ward to having a new grandbaby.�Lori Hoch� 53� Fleetwood� cruise director

�I�m looking forward to less travel.�David Pawloski� 62� Cum-ru Township� technology manager

�The end of the gov-ernment being non-functional.�Bob Aregood� 71� Lau-reldale� retired clergy

�I want what my par-ents want: peace and tranquility.�Madalyn Frasch� 12� Robesonia� student

�I think I�m looking forward to having my son start school.�Ambrosha Armstrong� 25� Atlanta� waitress

�I want to live a little longer. Good health probably.�Earl Schwanbach� 69� Reading� retired

�Hopefully the gov-ernment will get bet-ter.�Alexa Korber� 19� Bern-ville� student

�I�m looking forward to going into the Job Corps.�Kevin Guzman� 23� Read-ing� student

�A fresh start� and just new beginnings.�Jessica McGlynn� 20� Wy-omissing� comic book store clerk

�Time off and more sleep.�Wendy Gift� 48� Fleet-wood� applications coor-dinator

�A better year finan-cially.�Kathy Navarro� 22� Read-ing� collections agent

�A fresh start. Health and happiness.�Brooke Mish� 32� Sinking Spring� financial adviser

�Having my baby Jan. 31. It�s a boy.� Sophia Medina� 28� Read-ing� nurse�s assistant

�Losing weight. Being healthier.�Rebecca Seeds� 62� Read-ing� unemployed

�Health and happi-ness.�Alan Keffer� 50� Shilling-ton� seafood associate

�I�m looking forward to good health.�Scott Thompson� 63� Muhlenberg Township� plumber

�Better health.�Mike McGee� 65� Wer-nersville� executive di-rector

�Having more time to see my girlfriend.�David Stone� 18� Kutz-town� student

�Bettering myself in life.�Melissa Perez� 23� Read-ing� student

�Happiness and good health for my family.�Andrea J. Stamm� Bethel Township� secretary

�I hope the violence stops in Reading.�Milagros Burgos� 27� Mount Penn� unemployed

�I hope they don�t cut our Social Security.�Virgil Coldren� 81� Sinking Spring� retired

�Good health. That�s basically it.�Sue Delp� 73� Temple� re-tired

�Hopefully� I can finish college.�Anna Davis� 30� Reading� student

�More job opportuni-ties in Reading.�Tara Simon� 32� Reading� home equity specialist

�Just a prosperous new year.�John Klopp� 70� Mount Penn� retired

�Keeping up with our good health.�Donna Klopp� 68� Mount Penn� retired

�I guess being with my family.�Bette Clouser� 68� Lower Alsace Township� retired

�All I want is my good health.� John Heck� 91� Maiden-creek Township� retired

�I�d like to find a good job.�Joe Hampel� 37� Reading� unemployed

�Spring. It�s a new be-ginning.�Rocco Piccone� 51� Read-ing� forklift operator

�Preparing for football season.�Johnny Kehoe� 12� Amity Township� student

�New beginnings.�Diane Garey� 49� Robeson Township� saleswoman

�A fresh start.�Talia Armstrong� 14� Shil-lington� student

�Family time.�Kim Quanquin� 46� Bern-ville� owner of Abondance

�Getting a job.�Schwartz Darius� 18� Sink-ing Spring� student

�Health.�Dolores Student� 82� Maidencreek Township� retired

�Better government.�Scott Hueston� 70� Potts-ville� retired































































































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