Mentally ill man must stay in facility

PhillyBurbs.com - Sun Nov 08

On Sept. 2, 1993, 24-year-old mentally ill Abington resident Christopher Ford stabbed his parents to death after an argument.

H1N1 vaccines start to arrive

PhillyBurbs.com - Sun Nov 08

Unlike Bucks County schools, which had H1N1 vaccines ordered for them, districts in Montgomery County were responsible for reserving their own supply.

Park dream now a reality

PhillyBurbs.com - Sun Nov 08

Upper Moreland on Saturday officially unveiled its new Memorial Park Drive and gateway plaza, an effort some are calling the biggest endeavor the township has taken on in recent history.

Overnight Closures Planned For Rt. 309

MyFoxPhilly - Sat Nov 07

Motorists on Route 309 in Montgomery County willA have to dealA withA overnight lane closures starting Saturday and Sunday nights for bridge construction activities south of Route 202 in Montgomery Township.

Colonial Sewing Demonstrated Next Saturday

The Sanatoga Post - Sat Nov 07

Different types of Colonial hand sewing, typical of the late 18th through early 19th centuries, will be demonstrated by local living history specialists Nov.

County Cancels Flu Clinics In Vaccine Shortage

The Sanatoga Post - Sat Nov 07

A shortage of seasonal flu vaccine, caused by the combination of a delay in shipments and heightened public demand, has caused the Montgomery County Health Department to cancel flu vaccination programs it originally scheduled for next week in Trappe and Pottstown, respectively.

Company To Close Waldenbooks, Borders Express Stores

WFMZ - Fri Nov 06

Borders announced plans today to close several of its area Borders Express and Waldenbooks stores.

For now, strike goes on

Herald-Standard - Fri Nov 06

Bucks and Montgomery County representatives on the SEPTA Board were reluctant Thursday to predict whether the four-day-old transit workers strike will come to a quick end or whether it will be lengthy.

Knox ethics plan would disqualify opponents for governor

Philly.com - Fri Nov 06

If Tom Knox had his way, none of the four other top Democrats who plan to run for governor next year would be eligible to get on the ballot - not if they retained their current jobs, anyway.

Gubernatorial candidate Knox wants campaign limits

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Thu Nov 05

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Knox, who is expected to spend millions of his own money on the campaign, said Thursday he wants to limit what other people can spend on state campaigns as part of a wide-ranging reform agenda.