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Today's riddle: What is clean when it is black and dirty when it is white? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Dunkin' Donuts Working On 'Bright Light' Issue In Hatboro (patch.com) — Neighbors in Hatboro say intense overnight lighting from the new Dunkin' Donuts on South York Road has been disrupting their homes, prompting multiple complaints to the borough. Hatboro officials report they are actively working with Dunkin' on the problem and related project issues, assuring residents that resolving the lighting remains a priority.
2. Deer Population Won't Be Controlled By Hatboro (patch.com) — Hatboro officials say the borough cannot directly control the growing deer population because wildlife management is handled by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and hunting is banned within borough limits. Residents worried about yard damage, safety, or deer control programs are being directed to contact the Game Commission for guidance and possible solutions.
3. Hatboro-Horsham School District Honored For Outstanding Visual Arts (patch.com) — Students in the Hatboro-Horsham School District are getting statewide recognition as the district is named an Outstanding Visual Arts Community by Pennsylvania's art educators. Local teachers highlight how strong K-12 art programs, mixed-grade classes, and dedicated staff help prepare Hatboro-area students for creative success well beyond the classroom.
4. Fire Prevention Events Planned In Eastern Montco (patch.com) — Fire departments across eastern Montgomery County, including the Borough of Hatboro, are hosting public events for National Fire Prevention Week focused on safe charging of lithium‑ion batteries in everyday devices. Residents can visit local stations, learn practical safety tips, and see how Hatboro's firefighters are working to prevent home and device-related fires.
5. Allegedly drunk female flips out on arresting officer with repeated violent physical attack, police say (theblaze.com) — Hatboro Police say a 23-year-old woman repeatedly kicked an officer while being arrested after a reported domestic disturbance at the Woodwinds condos, leading to multiple assault and disorderly conduct charges. The case, which drew online criticism of the $1,000 bail amount, highlights recent law enforcement activity and public safety concerns in the Hatboro community.
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