Politics & Government
$3M Lottery Winner, Bridge For Soldier: Good News In Eastern Montco
A bridge was dedicated to a fallen soldier on Saturday. And someone scratched off a $3 million lottery ticket.
EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —A bridge is being dedicated to a fallen soldier. Students are moving on to middle school. And someone hit the jackpot.
These were some of the stories making lighter news in Eastern Montgomery County this past week:
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State Rep. Nancy Guenst is paying tribute to John Kulick, a Hatboro man who was killed in Iraq in 2005.
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The Fun Fortune Scratch-Off ticket will land a winner $3 million. The ticket was sold at a shop in Elkins Park.
The prestigious award is granted to only a tiny fraction of students nationwide each year.
Horsham officials attended the Elmwood Park Zoo's Centennial Prowl Reveal Event last Wednesday.
5th Graders Celebrated In Hatboro-Horsham Schools
The class will now be heading off to middle school. They were honored this past week by the school district.
Mini Golf Course Swings Into Action In Abington
Alverthorpe Park has opened for miniature golf on weekends with daily use starting on June 17.
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