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Have you heard? Actor and producer @frankiejgrande will reprise his role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter when The Rocky Horror Show returns to the @theaterbcp in New Hope, running October 10–November 2. The cult favorite musical, written by Richard O’Brien, previously played the Playhouse in 2023 and 2024. - Follow for more #local events #buckscounty #buckscountypa #panews #phillysuburbs #newhopepa #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? Actor and producer @frankiejgrande will reprise his role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter when The Rocky Horror Show returns to the @theaterbcp in New Hope, running October 10–November 2. The cult favorite musical, written by Richard O’Brien, previously played the Playhouse in 2023 and 2024. - Follow for more #local events #buckscounty #buckscountypa #panews #phillysuburbs #newhopepa #townsofpennsylvania
Learn more👇 A Bucks County woman admitted to illegally buying three firearms for her boyfriend, who was later caught prowling outside his ex-girlfriend’s New Hanover home while wearing night-vision goggles. Kristin Leigh Sweigard, 40, of Warminster, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to multiple charges, including transferring firearms to an ineligible person and lying on federal purchase forms. Prosecutors say she purchased the guns for Edward Cordenner III, 36, of Lansdale, despite knowing he was barred from owning them due to a prior felony conviction. Cordenner was arrested in February 2024 with one of the weapons, a loaded Taurus 9mm, after police responded to a 911 call. A search of his home uncovered an AR-15-style rifle, a shotgun, and ammunition—also traced back to Sweigard’s purchases. Prosecutors are seeking an 8- to 16-year state prison sentence, while her defense argues she is remorseful and hopes for leniency. Sentencing will be scheduled after a background investigation. Cordenner faces a Sept. 2 trial on weapons and prowling charges. - Follow for more #local news in Montco📍 #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #montgomerycountypa #mainlinephilly #townsofpennsylvania
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Learn more👇 A Bucks County woman admitted to illegally buying three firearms for her boyfriend, who was later caught prowling outside his ex-girlfriend’s New Hanover home while wearing night-vision goggles. Kristin Leigh Sweigard, 40, of Warminster, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to multiple charges, including transferring firearms to an ineligible person and lying on federal purchase forms. Prosecutors say she purchased the guns for Edward Cordenner III, 36, of Lansdale, despite knowing he was barred from owning them due to a prior felony conviction. Cordenner was arrested in February 2024 with one of the weapons, a loaded Taurus 9mm, after police responded to a 911 call. A search of his home uncovered an AR-15-style rifle, a shotgun, and ammunition—also traced back to Sweigard’s purchases. Prosecutors are seeking an 8- to 16-year state prison sentence, while her defense argues she is remorseful and hopes for leniency. Sentencing will be scheduled after a background investigation. Cordenner faces a Sept. 2 trial on weapons and prowling charges. - Follow for more #local news in Montco📍 #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #montgomerycountypa #mainlinephilly #townsofpennsylvania
fyi The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Bucks County, Berks, and parts of Montgomery County beginning 2 p.m. Thursday, July 31, lasting into Friday morning. The region could see 1–3 inches of rain, with localized totals of 5–7 inches and rainfall rates topping 2 inches per hour, creating the risk of flash flooding. A flood watch means conditions are favorable for flooding but it is not yet imminent. Residents are urged to monitor weather updates, avoid flooded roads, and follow the “Turn Around, Don’t Drown” rule: even 6 inches of moving water can knock over an adult, and 1 foot can sweep away a car. - Join our waitlist for the Towns Of app - link in bio 🎥 @berksweekly #buckscounty #buckscountypa #phillysuburbs #berkscountypa #panews #mainlinepa
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fyi The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Bucks County, Berks, and parts of Montgomery County beginning 2 p.m. Thursday, July 31, lasting into Friday morning. The region could see 1–3 inches of rain, with localized totals of 5–7 inches and rainfall rates topping 2 inches per hour, creating the risk of flash flooding. A flood watch means conditions are favorable for flooding but it is not yet imminent. Residents are urged to monitor weather updates, avoid flooded roads, and follow the “Turn Around, Don’t Drown” rule: even 6 inches of moving water can knock over an adult, and 1 foot can sweep away a car. - Join our waitlist for the Towns Of app - link in bio 🎥 @berksweekly #buckscounty #buckscountypa #phillysuburbs #berkscountypa #panews #mainlinepa
fyi Parts of #BucksCounty, @townsofmainline, & @townsofmercer are currently under effect from 10am - 9pm on Friday. Expected temperatures will rise up to 105° in some parts. Be advised, hot temperatures & high humidity can cause heat illnesses. - For more #local news — join the waitlist for the @towns_of app — link in our bio #buckscounty #buckscountypa #mercercountynj #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #townsofpennsylvania
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fyi Parts of #BucksCounty, @townsofmainline, & @townsofmercer are currently under effect from 10am - 9pm on Friday. Expected temperatures will rise up to 105° in some parts. Be advised, hot temperatures & high humidity can cause heat illnesses. - For more #local news — join the waitlist for the @towns_of app — link in our bio #buckscounty #buckscountypa #mercercountynj #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #townsofpennsylvania
See you there! From Aug. 22–24, the @bucksmontbonzeroo 2025 music festival will feature nearly 60 free performances at 14 venues across seven towns in Bucks and Montgomery counties: Doylestown, Dublin, Hatfield, Lansdale, Quakertown, Sellersville, and Souderton. The multi-genre, family- and pet-friendly event will showcase almost all genres, and more, alongside live painting, food and craft vendors, and daily kids’ activities. Organizers encourage festival-goers to visit multiple towns, explore local restaurants, and tip the volunteer musicians. Founded in 2022 as the one-day Perkasie Porchfest, the festival has since expanded and rebranded—its new name inspired by the Australian slang term “bonzer” for “excellent.” Co-founders Corey and Heather Armideo say this is the first time the event spans two counties, with performers coming from the Philly region as well as NYC, Delaware, New Jersey, and Maryland. The festival is primarily funded by sponsorships and a grant from @visitbuckspa, and organizers hope to keep it free while continuing to grow, potentially adding national acts in the future. Full schedules and details are available on the BucksMont Bonzeroo website and Facebook page, with special hotel discounts for attendees. - @Towns_Of is building a hyper-local app for events & news — join our waitlist for it. Link in bio. #buckscounty #buckscountypa #panews #pennsylvania #phillysuburbs #townsofpennsylvania
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See you there! From Aug. 22–24, the @bucksmontbonzeroo 2025 music festival will feature nearly 60 free performances at 14 venues across seven towns in Bucks and Montgomery counties: Doylestown, Dublin, Hatfield, Lansdale, Quakertown, Sellersville, and Souderton. The multi-genre, family- and pet-friendly event will showcase almost all genres, and more, alongside live painting, food and craft vendors, and daily kids’ activities. Organizers encourage festival-goers to visit multiple towns, explore local restaurants, and tip the volunteer musicians. Founded in 2022 as the one-day Perkasie Porchfest, the festival has since expanded and rebranded—its new name inspired by the Australian slang term “bonzer” for “excellent.” Co-founders Corey and Heather Armideo say this is the first time the event spans two counties, with performers coming from the Philly region as well as NYC, Delaware, New Jersey, and Maryland. The festival is primarily funded by sponsorships and a grant from @visitbuckspa, and organizers hope to keep it free while continuing to grow, potentially adding national acts in the future. Full schedules and details are available on the BucksMont Bonzeroo website and Facebook page, with special hotel discounts for attendees. - @Towns_Of is building a hyper-local app for events & news — join our waitlist for it. Link in bio. #buckscounty #buckscountypa #panews #pennsylvania #phillysuburbs #townsofpennsylvania
Learn more👇 A large tree fell onto an SUV along Route 52 in #ChesterCounty, injuring driver Christina Mattoscio. Surveillance footage captured the dramatic incident, which occurred near a gas station in #PennsburyPA. Mattoscio, 40, was wearing a seatbelt and survived, though the SUV was heavily damaged. #Locals expressed concern about falling trees along the busy roadway, with no word from PennOT yet on any planned maintenance. - Follow for more #local news in the Philly suburbs #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #chestercountypa #mainline #mainlinephilly #townsofpennsylvania
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Learn more👇 A large tree fell onto an SUV along Route 52 in #ChesterCounty, injuring driver Christina Mattoscio. Surveillance footage captured the dramatic incident, which occurred near a gas station in #PennsburyPA. Mattoscio, 40, was wearing a seatbelt and survived, though the SUV was heavily damaged. #Locals expressed concern about falling trees along the busy roadway, with no word from PennOT yet on any planned maintenance. - Follow for more #local news in the Philly suburbs #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #chestercountypa #mainline #mainlinephilly #townsofpennsylvania
Stay safe👇 A flood watch is in effect for the #phillysuburbs through Monday night, as forecasters warn of heavy rain and potential flooding. Storms are expected from 2pm Monday through 2am Tuesday, with 2-5 inches of rain possible in some areas. The National Weather Service says excessive runoff could cause rivers, streams, and low-lying areas to flood. Southeastern Pennsylvania and parts of western #NewJersey are under a “moderate risk” — the second-highest rainfall alert level. This is just the start of a wet week, with showers and storms expected daily through Friday. Tuesday brings another round of possible flash flooding, though not as severe as Monday’s threat. 7-Day Forecast Highlights: Monday: Storms after 3 p.m., high near 88°F. Rain chance: 60%. Tonight: Heavy storms continue into early morning, low near 74°F. Rain chance: 80%. Tuesday: More storms likely, especially after 2 p.m., high near 87°F. Rain chance: 70%. Wednesday–Friday: Daily afternoon storms possible. Highs near 89–92°F. - Follow for more #local news #pennsylvania #berkscountypa #berkspa #mainlinepa #panews #philly #readingpa #townsofpennsylvania
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Stay safe👇 A flood watch is in effect for the #phillysuburbs through Monday night, as forecasters warn of heavy rain and potential flooding. Storms are expected from 2pm Monday through 2am Tuesday, with 2-5 inches of rain possible in some areas. The National Weather Service says excessive runoff could cause rivers, streams, and low-lying areas to flood. Southeastern Pennsylvania and parts of western #NewJersey are under a “moderate risk” — the second-highest rainfall alert level. This is just the start of a wet week, with showers and storms expected daily through Friday. Tuesday brings another round of possible flash flooding, though not as severe as Monday’s threat. 7-Day Forecast Highlights: Monday: Storms after 3 p.m., high near 88°F. Rain chance: 60%. Tonight: Heavy storms continue into early morning, low near 74°F. Rain chance: 80%. Tuesday: More storms likely, especially after 2 p.m., high near 87°F. Rain chance: 70%. Wednesday–Friday: Daily afternoon storms possible. Highs near 89–92°F. - Follow for more #local news #pennsylvania #berkscountypa #berkspa #mainlinepa #panews #philly #readingpa #townsofpennsylvania
Do you agree? A new @stackermedia report, based on @nichesocial rankings, has named Montgomery County the best county to live in Pennsylvania and No. 32 in the U.S. The county boasts a median household income of $107,441, a median home value of $382,300, and a 72% homeownership rate. Top public schools like Harriton Senior High, Lower Merion High, and Souderton Charter School Collaborative all earned A+ grades, along with private schools including The Baldwin School, The Shipley School, and The Hill School. Montgomery County is also home to popular towns such as Ardmore, Penn Wynne, and Conshohocken, all praised for quality of life. - For more #local updates, news + events. Join the waitlist — link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #montgomerycountypa #townsofpennsylvania
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Do you agree? A new @stackermedia report, based on @nichesocial rankings, has named Montgomery County the best county to live in Pennsylvania and No. 32 in the U.S. The county boasts a median household income of $107,441, a median home value of $382,300, and a 72% homeownership rate. Top public schools like Harriton Senior High, Lower Merion High, and Souderton Charter School Collaborative all earned A+ grades, along with private schools including The Baldwin School, The Shipley School, and The Hill School. Montgomery County is also home to popular towns such as Ardmore, Penn Wynne, and Conshohocken, all praised for quality of life. - For more #local updates, news + events. Join the waitlist — link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #montgomerycountypa #townsofpennsylvania
Have you heard? A Montgomery County school district says it is moving to terminate the principal of Lower Gwynedd Elementary School after he was heard making antisemitic remarks on a recording. The Wissahickon School District said Principal Philip Leddy self-reported the incident after leaving a voicemail for a parent and mistakenly believing the call had ended. During a subsequent conversation with a staff member, antisemitic comments were allegedly recorded. The staff member involved has been placed on administrative leave, with their employment status still under review. District officials said a termination hearing for Leddy is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 22. The district said it is working with the Anti-Defamation League and local faith leaders and has offered staff training to prevent similar incidents in the future. - Follow for more #local news #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? A Montgomery County school district says it is moving to terminate the principal of Lower Gwynedd Elementary School after he was heard making antisemitic remarks on a recording. The Wissahickon School District said Principal Philip Leddy self-reported the incident after leaving a voicemail for a parent and mistakenly believing the call had ended. During a subsequent conversation with a staff member, antisemitic comments were allegedly recorded. The staff member involved has been placed on administrative leave, with their employment status still under review. District officials said a termination hearing for Leddy is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 22. The district said it is working with the Anti-Defamation League and local faith leaders and has offered staff training to prevent similar incidents in the future. - Follow for more #local news #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #townsofpennsylvania
Have you heard? Aubrey and Gordon Ott, a couple from Abington Township, have been released on $100K unsecured bail while they appeal their convictions for using a waterboarding-style punishment on Aubrey’s 11-year-old daughter. The incident, which occurred in April 2024, involved Aubrey covering her daughter’s face with a rag and pouring water over it, allegedly on the advice of her husband, Gordon. The couple was convicted in a non-jury trial in April, with Judge Steven T. O’Neill sentencing both to 6 - 23 months in jail, plus eight years of supervision. The judge allowed them to remain free pending appeal, but they must return to jail if their appeals are denied. During the trial, the girl testified she was terrified and unable to breathe. Her younger sister corroborated the story, testifying she overheard Gordon say, “This is what we did in the war,” before Aubrey carried out the act. The couple allegedly disciplined the girl after accusing her of lying. Aubrey denied using a torture technique, claiming she was only removing ink from the child’s face. Gordon did not testify. Prosecutors argued the children’s accounts were credible and that the Otts acted in agreement. Defense attorneys maintain the evidence was insufficient and continue to push for a full appeal before the Pennsylvania Superior Court.l - For more #local news in the #phillysuburbs — join the waitlist for the Towns Of app — link in bio #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #panews #mainline #abingtonpa #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? Aubrey and Gordon Ott, a couple from Abington Township, have been released on $100K unsecured bail while they appeal their convictions for using a waterboarding-style punishment on Aubrey’s 11-year-old daughter. The incident, which occurred in April 2024, involved Aubrey covering her daughter’s face with a rag and pouring water over it, allegedly on the advice of her husband, Gordon. The couple was convicted in a non-jury trial in April, with Judge Steven T. O’Neill sentencing both to 6 - 23 months in jail, plus eight years of supervision. The judge allowed them to remain free pending appeal, but they must return to jail if their appeals are denied. During the trial, the girl testified she was terrified and unable to breathe. Her younger sister corroborated the story, testifying she overheard Gordon say, “This is what we did in the war,” before Aubrey carried out the act. The couple allegedly disciplined the girl after accusing her of lying. Aubrey denied using a torture technique, claiming she was only removing ink from the child’s face. Gordon did not testify. Prosecutors argued the children’s accounts were credible and that the Otts acted in agreement. Defense attorneys maintain the evidence was insufficient and continue to push for a full appeal before the Pennsylvania Superior Court.l - For more #local news in the #phillysuburbs — join the waitlist for the Towns Of app — link in bio #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #panews #mainline #abingtonpa #townsofpennsylvania
Have you heard? A 59-year-old woman was killed and another woman injured after a tree fell on two moving vehicles Sunday afternoon on Lancaster Avenue near Stanford Drive in #montgomerycountypa. Emergency responders rescued both women from the cars and transported them to the hospital. The 59-year-old woman later died from her injuries, while the 64-year-old woman remains in stable condition. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released. - Follow for more #local news + join our weekly newsletter, link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #mainline #wynnewood #ardmorepa #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? A 59-year-old woman was killed and another woman injured after a tree fell on two moving vehicles Sunday afternoon on Lancaster Avenue near Stanford Drive in #montgomerycountypa. Emergency responders rescued both women from the cars and transported them to the hospital. The 59-year-old woman later died from her injuries, while the 64-year-old woman remains in stable condition. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released. - Follow for more #local news + join our weekly newsletter, link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montco #mainline #wynnewood #ardmorepa #townsofpennsylvania
What are your thoughts? A former office manager at a Montgomery County health and wellness center has been sentenced to jail for stealing more than $1.2 million from her employer over seven years. Jamie Eleanor Fox, 36, pleaded guilty to felony theft by deception and unlawful use of a computer after investigators found she siphoned off patient payments while working at Schwartz Total Wellness in Abington Township. She was sentenced to 6–23 months in county jail, followed by three years of probation, and ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution at $800 per month — a debt that could take more than 30 years to repay. Authorities said Fox used a hidden QuickBooks account to reroute more than 2,400 payments from roughly 600 patients into her personal bank accounts between 2017 and 2024. Detectives uncovered evidence she spent heavily on gambling, cash gifts, and luxury purchases, including a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Judge Thomas M. DelRicci rejected Fox’s request for house arrest, siding with prosecutors who argued her actions were deliberate and malicious, not a mistake. The business owner, who discovered the thefts while reviewing records, described the ordeal as deeply damaging to his small business and personally devastating. Fox was fired in June 2024, and the scheme was uncovered after patients confirmed they had paid for services Fox had pocketed. - For more #local news + events — join the waitlist @ TownsOf.com 🚁 @abington__drone #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #townsofpennsylvania
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What are your thoughts? A former office manager at a Montgomery County health and wellness center has been sentenced to jail for stealing more than $1.2 million from her employer over seven years. Jamie Eleanor Fox, 36, pleaded guilty to felony theft by deception and unlawful use of a computer after investigators found she siphoned off patient payments while working at Schwartz Total Wellness in Abington Township. She was sentenced to 6–23 months in county jail, followed by three years of probation, and ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution at $800 per month — a debt that could take more than 30 years to repay. Authorities said Fox used a hidden QuickBooks account to reroute more than 2,400 payments from roughly 600 patients into her personal bank accounts between 2017 and 2024. Detectives uncovered evidence she spent heavily on gambling, cash gifts, and luxury purchases, including a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Judge Thomas M. DelRicci rejected Fox’s request for house arrest, siding with prosecutors who argued her actions were deliberate and malicious, not a mistake. The business owner, who discovered the thefts while reviewing records, described the ordeal as deeply damaging to his small business and personally devastating. Fox was fired in June 2024, and the scheme was uncovered after patients confirmed they had paid for services Fox had pocketed. - For more #local news + events — join the waitlist @ TownsOf.com 🚁 @abington__drone #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #townsofpennsylvania
Have you heard? A Norristown man was arrested after allegedly trying to kidnap a 2-year-old girl from her mother’s arms in Upper Darby, claiming he thought the child was his daughter, police said. Police charged 22-year-old Khrishon Parker with kidnapping, aggravated assault, unlawful restraint, terroristic threats, and other related offenses following the incident on the morning of October 15 near the 2nd Ward Playground. According to police, the mother was walking with her daughter when Parker approached, insisted the child was his, and punched the woman while trying to pull the girl away. A neighbor who heard her screams ran outside, saw Parker struggling with the mother, and restrained him until officers arrived. The witness told detectives he recognized the mother and child and knew Parker was not the girl’s father. The child’s shirt was torn during the struggle, but both mother and daughter were unharmed. Parker was arrested at the scene and later arraigned, with bail set at $500,000. He remains in custody awaiting an October 30 preliminary hearing. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt praised the mother for trusting her instincts and the neighbor for intervening, calling the incident isolated and the neighbor’s actions “courageous.” - Follow for more #local news + happenings #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #delcopa #delawarecounty #montcopa #norristownpa #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? A Norristown man was arrested after allegedly trying to kidnap a 2-year-old girl from her mother’s arms in Upper Darby, claiming he thought the child was his daughter, police said. Police charged 22-year-old Khrishon Parker with kidnapping, aggravated assault, unlawful restraint, terroristic threats, and other related offenses following the incident on the morning of October 15 near the 2nd Ward Playground. According to police, the mother was walking with her daughter when Parker approached, insisted the child was his, and punched the woman while trying to pull the girl away. A neighbor who heard her screams ran outside, saw Parker struggling with the mother, and restrained him until officers arrived. The witness told detectives he recognized the mother and child and knew Parker was not the girl’s father. The child’s shirt was torn during the struggle, but both mother and daughter were unharmed. Parker was arrested at the scene and later arraigned, with bail set at $500,000. He remains in custody awaiting an October 30 preliminary hearing. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt praised the mother for trusting her instincts and the neighbor for intervening, calling the incident isolated and the neighbor’s actions “courageous.” - Follow for more #local news + happenings #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #delcopa #delawarecounty #montcopa #norristownpa #townsofpennsylvania
Play stupid games, A Pottstown man has been sentenced to jail after robbing another man at knifepoint during a March street encounter. Maurice Powell, 54, of New Street, pleaded guilty to felony robbery and was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 9–23 months in county jail. Judge Risa Vetri Ferman also ordered him to undergo drug and alcohol evaluation before parole and barred him from contacting the victim. Police said Powell confronted the victim near North Evans and East High streets on March 10, demanded $20, and threatened to stab him with a pocket knife. The victim, fearing for his safety, handed over the cash. Powell was later arrested nearby with the knife and the $20 in his possession. Other charges, including assault and terroristic threats, were dropped under a plea agreement. - Follow @townsofpennsylvania for more #local news #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #berkscountypa #phillysuburbs #Pottstownpa
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Play stupid games, A Pottstown man has been sentenced to jail after robbing another man at knifepoint during a March street encounter. Maurice Powell, 54, of New Street, pleaded guilty to felony robbery and was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 9–23 months in county jail. Judge Risa Vetri Ferman also ordered him to undergo drug and alcohol evaluation before parole and barred him from contacting the victim. Police said Powell confronted the victim near North Evans and East High streets on March 10, demanded $20, and threatened to stab him with a pocket knife. The victim, fearing for his safety, handed over the cash. Powell was later arrested nearby with the knife and the $20 in his possession. Other charges, including assault and terroristic threats, were dropped under a plea agreement. - Follow @townsofpennsylvania for more #local news #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #montco #berkscountypa #phillysuburbs #Pottstownpa
Have you heard? Firefighters battled a fire at a hunting supply store and shooting range in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The fire started at Clayton’s Hunting, Fishing & Indoor Range on 660 Easton Road around 2:45 p.m. on Officials have not yet revealed the cause of the fire or if anyone was injured. A Hazardous Materials Response Team was called to the scene and the Bomb Squad was notified due to concerns about the ammunition inside the business, according to the Montgomery County Department of Public Safety. While no evacuations have been ordered, officials are urging people to stay out of the area. - Follow to stay in the local loop #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #horshampa
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Have you heard? Firefighters battled a fire at a hunting supply store and shooting range in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The fire started at Clayton’s Hunting, Fishing & Indoor Range on 660 Easton Road around 2:45 p.m. on Officials have not yet revealed the cause of the fire or if anyone was injured. A Hazardous Materials Response Team was called to the scene and the Bomb Squad was notified due to concerns about the ammunition inside the business, according to the Montgomery County Department of Public Safety. While no evacuations have been ordered, officials are urging people to stay out of the area. - Follow to stay in the local loop #phillysuburbs #mainlinepa #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #horshampa
Elverson, PA📍 Around 7:00 PM Monday, heavy flooding near St. Peter’s Village and Hopewell Road in #Elversonpa turned the evening commute into a risky ordeal. Video from the area shows submerged roadways just down the street from the church, highlighting the dangers of attempting to drive through floodwaters. 🎥 sent in by viewer #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #chestercounty #chestercountypa #elverson #townsofpennsylvania
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Elverson, PA📍 Around 7:00 PM Monday, heavy flooding near St. Peter’s Village and Hopewell Road in #Elversonpa turned the evening commute into a risky ordeal. Video from the area shows submerged roadways just down the street from the church, highlighting the dangers of attempting to drive through floodwaters. 🎥 sent in by viewer #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #chestercounty #chestercountypa #elverson #townsofpennsylvania
Have you heard? Fast-casual restaurant Dig Inn has opened its newest location at 76 Coulter Ave. in Ardmore’s Suburban Square, marking the first of two planned expansions into the Philadelphia suburbs. A second location will open in Jenkintown this September. Known for its seasonal, scratch-made comfort food and focus on locally sourced ingredients, Dig Inn celebrated its Ardmore launch with a community-focused food drive. Guests who donated canned or non-perishable goods to benefit the Ardmore Food Pantry received complimentary meals, while 100% of opening-day sales were also donated to the pantry. The first 100 customers received a tote bag and complimentary drink. CEO Tracy Kim said the openings highlight Dig Inn’s mission to nourish communities with real food while supporting local needs. The Ardmore spot will feature Dig Inn’s signature bowls, fresh vegetables, and sustainable proteins. - Visit TownsOf.com to join the waitlist for our local app. #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montco #montcopa #ardmorepa #mainline #townsofpennsylvania
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Have you heard? Fast-casual restaurant Dig Inn has opened its newest location at 76 Coulter Ave. in Ardmore’s Suburban Square, marking the first of two planned expansions into the Philadelphia suburbs. A second location will open in Jenkintown this September. Known for its seasonal, scratch-made comfort food and focus on locally sourced ingredients, Dig Inn celebrated its Ardmore launch with a community-focused food drive. Guests who donated canned or non-perishable goods to benefit the Ardmore Food Pantry received complimentary meals, while 100% of opening-day sales were also donated to the pantry. The first 100 customers received a tote bag and complimentary drink. CEO Tracy Kim said the openings highlight Dig Inn’s mission to nourish communities with real food while supporting local needs. The Ardmore spot will feature Dig Inn’s signature bowls, fresh vegetables, and sustainable proteins. - Visit TownsOf.com to join the waitlist for our local app. #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montco #montcopa #ardmorepa #mainline #townsofpennsylvania
What are your thoughts? Villanova University officials confirmed Thursday that reports of an active shooter at the law school were a “cruel hoax.” Police received a 4:30 p.m. call claiming shots had been fired at Scarpa Hall with at least one victim, prompting lockdown alerts, building sweeps, and a major law enforcement response. “Mercifully, no one was injured, and we now know there was no active shooter, no injuries, and no evidence of firearms present on campus,” said Villanova President Rev. Peter Donohue. The alert was later lifted, with the campus declared all clear. The incident, which occurred during orientation mass, is being investigated by the Delaware County District Attorney and the FBI. Gov. Josh Shapiro condemned the act as illegal “swatting” and said state police will use every tool to find those responsible. Police reiterated that hoax shooter threats are a crime. “This is a serious issue,” said Radnor Township Police Superintendent Christopher Flanagan. “It is wrong, and we are taking care of that.” - Follow for more #local updates in the Philly suburbs. #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #delawarecountypa #panews #villanova #townsofpennsylvania
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What are your thoughts? Villanova University officials confirmed Thursday that reports of an active shooter at the law school were a “cruel hoax.” Police received a 4:30 p.m. call claiming shots had been fired at Scarpa Hall with at least one victim, prompting lockdown alerts, building sweeps, and a major law enforcement response. “Mercifully, no one was injured, and we now know there was no active shooter, no injuries, and no evidence of firearms present on campus,” said Villanova President Rev. Peter Donohue. The alert was later lifted, with the campus declared all clear. The incident, which occurred during orientation mass, is being investigated by the Delaware County District Attorney and the FBI. Gov. Josh Shapiro condemned the act as illegal “swatting” and said state police will use every tool to find those responsible. Police reiterated that hoax shooter threats are a crime. “This is a serious issue,” said Radnor Township Police Superintendent Christopher Flanagan. “It is wrong, and we are taking care of that.” - Follow for more #local updates in the Philly suburbs. #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montcopa #montgomerycountypa #delawarecountypa #panews #villanova #townsofpennsylvania
What are your thoughts? A shed fire that spread to a twin home on Walnut Street in #Pottstown Sunday evening sent 1 person to the hospital and prompted a response from multiple fire crews, according to #MontgomeryCounty officials. The fire began around 7:15pm in a shed. Flames extended to one of the twin homes, and approximately 10 firefighters were evaluated for heat exposure at the scene. Witnesses reported seeing children throwing fireworks into the shed before the fire started, though officials have not confirmed whether fireworks were involved. The Red Cross is now assisting residents from the affected homes. The extent of the hospitalized individual’s injuries has not yet been released. - For more #local news join the waitlist for @Towns_Of, a social media app for suburbanites, link in our bio. #montcopa #montco #pottstownpa #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montgomerycountypa #panews #townsofpennsylvania
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What are your thoughts? A shed fire that spread to a twin home on Walnut Street in #Pottstown Sunday evening sent 1 person to the hospital and prompted a response from multiple fire crews, according to #MontgomeryCounty officials. The fire began around 7:15pm in a shed. Flames extended to one of the twin homes, and approximately 10 firefighters were evaluated for heat exposure at the scene. Witnesses reported seeing children throwing fireworks into the shed before the fire started, though officials have not confirmed whether fireworks were involved. The Red Cross is now assisting residents from the affected homes. The extent of the hospitalized individual’s injuries has not yet been released. - For more #local news join the waitlist for @Towns_Of, a social media app for suburbanites, link in our bio. #montcopa #montco #pottstownpa #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #montgomerycountypa #panews #townsofpennsylvania
Learn more👇 #Phoenixville’s @bluebirddistilling is undergoing a $2 million renovation to mark its 10th anniversary. The transformation of its 100 Bridge St. location includes a full-service Neo-Neapolitan pizzeria and restaurant, a new communal bar, an expanded bottle shop, and a coffee program from its sister brand, @charandstavecoffee. Founder Jared Adkins says the goal is to create a more dynamic, community-focused experience centered around cocktails, food, and conversation. The renovation, expected to finish this winter, will keep the distillery and shop open during construction. Key upgrades include: - A 30-seat central bar with industrial design and a fireplace - An open-air kitchen serving scratch-made pizzas, breads, and salads - Expanded coffee, local beer, and wine offerings - A revamped retail space with exclusive Bluebird and Char & Stave products, plus new brand Townie Whiskey The project team includes architect Paul Salvaggio, designer Michael Gruber, True Hand Design, and pizza consultant Gregorio Fierro. - Follow for more #local news + join the waitlist for our local app, link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #chestercounty #chestercountypa #phoenixvillepa #panews #townsofpennsylvania
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Learn more👇 #Phoenixville’s @bluebirddistilling is undergoing a $2 million renovation to mark its 10th anniversary. The transformation of its 100 Bridge St. location includes a full-service Neo-Neapolitan pizzeria and restaurant, a new communal bar, an expanded bottle shop, and a coffee program from its sister brand, @charandstavecoffee. Founder Jared Adkins says the goal is to create a more dynamic, community-focused experience centered around cocktails, food, and conversation. The renovation, expected to finish this winter, will keep the distillery and shop open during construction. Key upgrades include: - A 30-seat central bar with industrial design and a fireplace - An open-air kitchen serving scratch-made pizzas, breads, and salads - Expanded coffee, local beer, and wine offerings - A revamped retail space with exclusive Bluebird and Char & Stave products, plus new brand Townie Whiskey The project team includes architect Paul Salvaggio, designer Michael Gruber, True Hand Design, and pizza consultant Gregorio Fierro. - Follow for more #local news + join the waitlist for our local app, link in bio #mainlinepa #phillysuburbs #chestercounty #chestercountypa #phoenixvillepa #panews #townsofpennsylvania

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