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Local Singer Dies / AG Charged / Best Teachers In Pa. / Residents Against Abuse Shelter
Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

HEADLINES
Aspiring Singer Dies Right After Successful ‘American Idol’ Audition
- Natasha Bellott had a winning ticket in her pocket when she died in a car crash in Bucks County. She was headed home to surprise her family.
Attorney General Kane Officially Charged By Montgomery County DA
- “Ladies and genetlemen, this is a sad day for the citizens of Pennsylvania,” Risa Vetri Ferman said.
Food Network Show To Feature Two Bucks County Businesses
- Pudge Cakes of New Hope and Eat This of Erwinna will be featured on a new Food Network show, “Great American Food Finds.”
Ben Franklin Bridge To Close During Pope’s Visit
- Pope Francis will be arriving in Philadelphia on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Three Pa. Colleges Named Top Party Schools
- Bucknell University, coming in at number four, was the top non-Big Ten school on Princeton Review’s list.
23,000 Signatures: Reinstate Fired Gay Catholic School Teacher
- Supporters of the Main Line Catholic school teacher fired over her same-sex marriage have delivered a petition with 23,000 signatures.
Residents Organize Against East Norriton Domestic Abuse Shelter
- “The group shelter will wreck the natural quietness of our community,” residents said in an online complaint.
71 Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Pennsylvania
- It’s the largest positive test announced in Pennsylvania this year. Eight of them were in Montgomery County.
Horsham Baseball Tournament To Support Players With Disabilities
- “Every child deserves the chance to play baseball.”
100 High Schools With Best Teachers In Pa.
- Did your child’s school make the cut in Niche.com’s rankings?
GOOD NEWS
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