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Spring-Ford Champs Honored At State House

Elected representatives honored the Rams' championship team and coaches by noting their accomplishments in a resolution read on the House floor. And, upcoming performances at MCCC.

New today in The Limerick Post:

Earlier:

  • Spring-Ford Seminar Covers Student-Athlete Recruiting Spring-Ford students and parents who hope that college-level athletics will yield a scholarship usually need to know more about the process. Here's their chance.
  • They're Starting 'Em Out Right In Limerick, And Young The age of some participants in a Friday fund-raiser for the Spring Valley YMCA in Limerick may surprise you.
  • Some Paid In Gold Wednesday For A Lead Foot On 422 Three different police agencies caught an average of one lead-footed motorist every six minutes during a four-hour U.S. Route 422 speed enforcement detail Wednesday in western Montgomery County. Some fines were doubled because speeders were pulled over in "active" construction zones.
  • West Nile Virus Season Approaching, MontCo Warns West Nile virus season has begun, and the Montgomery County Health Department recommended Monday that county residents take precautions to clear away mosquito breeding areas around their homes.
  • New And Favorite Vendors Offer Collegeville What's Fresh The weekly summertime Collegeville Farmers Market has been enhanced, renewed, and relocated to the parking lot outside DaVinici's Pub on East Main Street, organizers report. It's grand re-opening is scheduled for May 4 at 9 a.m.
  • Artist Celebrates Mother's Day At Frederick Living Well-known local artist Julie Longacre will sign copies of her new book, "A Sketch in Time," during a May 11 Mother's Day observance at the Frederick Living complex in Frederick PA.
  • Bringing Children To Your Work? Take 'Em To Lunch, Too National "Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day" will be observed April 25 with a celebratory luncheon jointly sponsored by the TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Pottstown chapter of the Society of Human Resource Managers.
  • Boston Marathon Bombings Have An Area-Wide Impact Several residents from across western Montgomery County were registered to run in Monday's Boston Marathon, the site of what appears to have been a series of terrorist bombings. No one local has been reported injured. The Post offers a list of linked stories to help keep you abreast of the continuing news.
  • Chicken Pox You Had As Child Can Resurface As Shingles Adults age 50 and older might avoid the illness known as shingles, or lessen its complications, with the help of an available vaccine, according to a publication for Pottstown Memorial Medical Center.
  • Limerick Heritage Field Airport To Receive Runway Repair The Limerick PA public-use airport, which is privately owned, is seeking contractors' bids to seal cracks in its runway, re-mark some portions of its pavement, and install new lighting fixtures.
  • Homeowner Patio Plans Topic Of Limerick Zoning Hearing Patio plans for a Par Circle, Limerick PA, property require a variance for construction. The township Zoning Hearing Board will discuss the proposal April 24, and its meeting is open to the public.
  • Community Network Conducts Five Career Prep Workshops Looking for work? The TriCounty Community Network wants to help! To prepare job-seekers for its third annual career fair, TCN has scheduled five workshops - including in Phoenixville and Sanatoga - that make searching for employment easy and more productive.

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