Filling Food Cupboard, New Park Signs: Good News In Eastern Montco

Editor's Note —This is a weekly feature.

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —With all the crime and politics reported daily on the Patch, it's sometimes easy for the heartwarming stories to get lost in the shuffle.

So at the end of each week, we will share some stories that might bring a smile to your face or a tear down your cheek. These are stories of inspiration, perspiration, accommodation, exploration, determination, and dedication.

These were some of the stories this past week in Eastern Montgomery County that hope to engage or inspire you:

Jenkintown Food Cupboard Stamps Out Hunger

The community organization held the Postal Worker's Drive last Saturday in Jenkintown to collect food for its pantry.

New Signs Showcase Horsham Township Parks

Horsham Township Council has approved Phase II of the sign project. Three more park signs have been added.

Bucks County Nurses Honor Guard Pays Tribute To 'Angels In White'

The Bensalem-based group of 17 nurses past and present participate in tributes remembering those who paved the way. The guard has members from Montgomery County.

Stephen King Team-Up Between Hiway Theater, Capricorn Books

The Jenkintown bookstore will feature the author's latest novel while the movie theater will show the "Shawshank Redemption."

Communication Cards Introduced For Deaf Hatboro-Horsham Residents

The Hatboro and Horsham police departments are offering the cards for deaf residents to place in their vehicles in case of emergency.