EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — A major bridge for an eastern Montgomery County community is expected to open way ahead of schedule.
Meanwhile, a Hatboro woman has been charged with passing over $850,000 in bad checks.
This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in eastern Montgomery County:
The Hatboro Borough Police Department has charged a 34-year-old borough woman with passing over $850,000 in bad checks in a recent fraud scheme. (Read More)
The West Moreland Avenue Bridge is expected to reopen in early November, Hatboro officials said. The project is running about 14 months ahead of schedule. (Read More)
Residents are reacting to the loss of the Jenkintown School District's varsity football program, with many offering solutions to fix the program. (Read More)
Asphalt removal is underway at the Horsham Road and Norristown Road intersection. Horsham officials said the Public Works team is removing the asphalt and will be putting down grass seed. (Read More)
Two principals have left the Hatboro-Horsham School District. One is the principal of the Blair Mill Elementary School; the other an assistant principal. (Read More)
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