Police Officer Dan Staley was sworn in before Rockledge Borough Council on Aug. 26.
The grant comes from the Shapiro Administration for an upgrade to a key intersection. Find out where below.
A crash on County Line Road killed three people Friday night. Meanwhile, Abington students can't use cell phones in classes this school year
An Abington Township resident had gathered 300 signatures for two petitions. They were rejected in June, but accepted in July.
The Abington Township Human Relations Commission has spoken about burglaries targeting the homes of Asian American business owners.
Asian Americans are being targeted by burglars in Abington Township, police said.
Abington Township officials received gold certification throughout its departments from LEED for Cities.
Abington Township's solicitor said the fine for late paperwork and permit reports was originally $10,000 higher.
While one business closes after 30 years, another celebrates its three decades in business.
Abington Township will hold a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss an application for the disaster recovery funds.
Abington Police recognized nine police officers for nabbing a suspect who had stolen money from Primos Hoagies on Keswick Avenue.
Two meetings are planned for Monday. Residents and township officials have balked at Aqua's plans for sewer and water rate increases.
Penn State Abington is getting its first new building in 50 years.
Rockledge Borough held its first meeting Tuesday with residents to discuss plans to make the playground all-inclusive and ADA-compliant.
Abington Township officials said collections of trees damaged in recent storms are planned for all of next week.
Abington Township officials will hold a community event Wednesday to unveil upgrades funded by a state grant.
Abington Township Commissioners on Thursday night approved the measure and will also spend $100,000 for Phase 5 of the project.
Abington Township has replaced its parking meters with ParkMobile, which went into effect on Monday.
Former Abington Commissioner Gail A. Weilheimer was nominated by President Biden for the U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania.
A Bald Eagle was in a tree in Hatboro. Meanwhile, Penn State Abington has a new dean.
Officials said Jenkintown residents can toss tree limbs from Wednesday's storm during a special collection on Monday.
A building fire in Hatboro is under investigation. And some new pickleball courts are coming.
Cheltenham Township officials are accepting public input on the park's preliminary redesign.
A bridge was dedicated to a fallen soldier on Saturday. And someone scratched off a $3 million lottery ticket.
The Abington Township Police Department promoted an officer to lieutenant. They are also hiring new police officers.
Borough officials remind residents about waste regarding recycling and grass clippings.
Abington Township officials said that it is seeking a $300,000 DCED grant. The application is expected to go before commissioners on June 13
The Fun Fortune Scratch-Off ticket will land a winner $3 million. Find out where in Montgomery County it was sold below.
An Elkins Park teenager was killed two weeks before he was supposed to graduate high school.
Also, construction on the first Raising Cane's chicken fingers chain in Montgomery County has begun.
Ross & Co. readies to open in Hatboro. Meanwhile, some Abington students have come forward regarding a school resource officer.
Some stories over the past week have provided inspiration and even a smile or two to Eastern Montgomery County.
State Rep. Nancy Guenst said the funding will be used to enhance programs and services at the center on the Salem Baptist Church campus.
The Abington Township Police Department will recognize two fallen heroes at a memorial event on June 1.
The Abington Township Human Relations Commission said flyers promoting hate were recently found on car windows.
Abington Township Police said the two officers helped capture a man who was considered armed and dangerous during an incident last October.
Abington Commissioners have hired a firm to search for Township Manager Richard Manfredi's replacement.
Gunshots were fired at people in a park. Meanwhile, SEPTA's Noble train station bridge will be replaced.
Abington Township is applying for a $75,000 grant through the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission.
The officers and a parking enforcement officer were honored for 105 years of combined service to the borough.